Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

A communion service saturday morn
ing closed the two weeks Of Bible
study and camp meeting at Riverside.
The last weeks meetings have been well
attended. especially the two missionary
meetings. Thursday and Friday. About
$40 were given at these services. The
business meeting Of the association was
held Friday at one o'clock. when the
following were elected MS trustees W.
]. Towle, J. G. Towle. r.. II. Hendrick.
II. w. Towle. A. a. Aseltine. James
Cheynoweth and 4. r. Campbell. V. A.
Irish and F. w. Draper and c. r..
Wclch were elected auditors. 1t was
voted that 'ese be the officers of the
Bible school and camp meeting which
are now formally combined under one
MANAGEMENT. The meeting recommend
cd that the trustees make n fat rate for
all lots of three dollars per year. The
trustees Will meet next month for the
election of officers.-Dr. Edison n. Fish
Of Boston Is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Fish,. Kent Perley
left Monday for few weeks
in Chicago and Oklahoma.-Mrs. Linus
Leavens and daughter. Dorothy. return
ed to Cambridge. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. George Demarrah AMI three
chil'ren OF West BERKSHIRE. -Sixty-iive
hundreths of an inch Of rain fell Fri
day. greatly relieving the drouth
which has prevailed the past few
weeks-Max Hoganboom Is carry
ing mail on route five from here
for Homer D. Smith who is having n
vacation.
The Rev. q. w Hunt was entertained
At A. A. Asoltines over sunday with
Mrs Hunt who has been ct Riverside.
he returned to st. Adams MondaY.-Next
Sunday morning the Rev. o. II. Wells
of bakersfield will preach.-H. c.
Cleveland and son. Walter, returned to
Coventry Monday after weeks visit
to Mrs. Cleveand's brother. f.. r. Green
wood.-Four candidates for teachers
certificates were examined by Super
visor Best last week. There We're
no candidates for the normal schools
Mrs r. NJ. Kmhal visited f. h. Ross
in Durham, Que. over SundaN.-Mrs.
W. y. Anderson OF Manchester and Mrs.
Wells woro at Mrs. Elvina Perklns's over
Sunday.-M. p. Perlev Is at silver hay.
n. y, for few days attending con
ference under the auspices OF the Y NJ.
&. A. He expects to visit Boston before
his return next weekly. f.. Perley of
burlington Is passing the week with his
family Mt Rivers,de.-Chnrles Nieburg is
having a weeks vacation which no Is
passing In Burlington.-J. \. Bernard OF
Lewiston, Me, has moved Into the
house vacated by G. ". Stratton and Will
open meat markct-John Kellogg suf-
fored shock Monday morning OF
serious nature.-Thc condition OF Mrs.
w. D. Ladd. who was SO badly bruised
last week when her horse took fright at
an automobile. is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Kmball are IN
Bedford. Que. for n short visit.-B. {.
Kendall has returned from Groton and
Boston. Mass-J. 4. Gibson returned
Wednesday from Iyurirgton.-Thore was
a good attendance nj the dinner served
by the ladies Of Memorial Church at the
home Of Mrs Hattie Cutting.-M'ss
Grace FRYE OF Havorhill MISS. and Mrs.
Ethel ITowks and daughter OF Science
tady. y. Y, are guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
T. .. Rurt.-D. c. stone of Swanton has
been visiting his sister Mrs. VI. T.
porley.-C. H. Crandall Of Burlington
was IN town Tuesday.-Dr. F. 8.
Hutchinson was IN Montreal Tucsday--A
village meeting is called AT eight o'clock
Tuesday evening, August 81, to see II
the corporation will take any action
toward Improvement OF the water and
steam power that furnishes water ard
lights for the village.