Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02


rushing the water system. He will soon
have it completed as Tar MS Judge Hotoh-
liss's residence.-I. w. Paris had four
of his sheep killed by doge Nov. a.
ENOsBURGH FALLS.
Fred Touchotto was seriously injured
while adjusting belt on pulley in l..
| G.. Marsh's grlst mill Wedn esday Nov
a. He was standing upon saw
horse when mis- clothing caught in belt
and he was thrown over the pulley and
against a feed spout Two and possibly
three ribs arc cracked. back and neck
are injured besides some internal injury.
AT n meeting of the selectmen and
parties interested held on the spot last
week IT WAS decided TO straighten the
highway across tho land Of Mrs. A. NJ.
Jcrfords near the gravel pit. The sur
| vey will be made at once. but work will
not begin until spring. An award of
$50 for land damages was made and
accepted by Mis-. Jcftords.-At a recent
meeting Of tho directors OF the DR.. II.
r. Kendall 90. 1t was voted to discon-
tinue their advertising teams with the
! rresent searOn. They have had six
teams in different parts of the country.-A
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keys TO Boston for Thanksgiving.-lnv
ta,ions are cut FOR the marriage of Miss
Mary Catherine IIaskins and Burton Will
son Olmstead which is to occur at 30
O'Clock TuselaY. December I. at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Ilaskips.
Miss Louisa Fountain is visiting her
parents in gomery.-E. II. Towln of
| South Franklin Is The guest of his sister,
Mrs NJ. G. Beatty, for a few days.H, q.
Spaulding pf Tardwick was in town
Saturday.-Fred Touchette who was SER
iously injured In the c. l.. Marsh's grist
NM Is doing well.--Miss Y. \. Dupuis
OF Randolph, who has been employed in
the office Of the Enosburgh Standard for
about a year past, has resigned her posi-
ton and gone to her home.
The funeral of H. n. Cutting was held
Monday from the home Of his son. ".
| II. Cutting. where he had lived for a few
years. Mr.. Cutting was nearly % years
| Of age. Death was caused by blood poi
sonlng. Rev. +. II. Currier conducted the
services. Music was furnished by the
choir from Enosburgh Center. The bear
ers were A. G.. Croft. y. F.. Cushman, S.
| NJ Hubbell and W. r. Ovitt Burial was
| In Bakersfield beside his first wife. who
died about 10 years ago.-Wednesday at
| four o'clock there was meeting for
laymen in the Methodist Church which
was addressed by Rev +. d. Penney.
&C. NJ Armstrong left Monday for a
business trip through Maine.-Miss
| Amanda Ovitt went to Pittsford Wednes-
| day where she will enter the sanatorum
for treatment.-Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltne OF
| Derby Is visiting in the family of a. NJ
| Aseltne.-The mission at ST. John tho
| Baptist Church closed a weeks success
full work Sunday night.-Mrs. A. T.. Mitiguy
is ill.-N. F. Weld. who has been shut
in for two weeks with eczema is slight
| ~ improved.-The Womans Foreign Mis-.
| eionary society met with Mrs. J. G.
Towle Wednesday, afternoon Wo-
mans Auxiliary and ST. Agnes guild will
meet with Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson Thurs
day evening. when Mrs. L. s. stone of
Swanton will spcak.-The village schoo
| opened Monday.
The weather for November at this sta.
ton was chiefly marked by its moderate
character. The highest reading was 6
and the lowest II with a monthly near
OF 37A4 against normal Of 34.5. Rair
and melted snow fell on If days to tn,
amount OF 3.33 inches. with normal OF
90 inCntS. DIX meme! OF SHOW ItU ol
four days two inches Of which was here
at the close Of the month. Lunar halo.
We're seen the oath and 18th. The month
was composed of clear i partly cloud,
and is cloudy days.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ, =
Perley have been passing two days II
Burlington. where Mr. Perley attended
the meeting of the executive committc,
Of the State Sunday School associations
The Queen Esther Circle have CLOSED
their food and rummage sale, havnl
realized about $50 which goes to support
a scholarship.--A barrel ~ supplies wa.
recently sent to missionary in Arkansa!
from tho Ladies' Home Nissionar,
society valued at about s100.-M Norto,
of Bristol is visiting her sister Mrs. !,
J. Irish,-Mrs. ]. II. stone, aged ST. !.
seriously III with congestion of the lungs
/, The funeral of Mrs. \. G. I.arahee O
, Berkshire will be held at the house Fri
day at twelve O'Clock The Wonan'i
Auxiliary meet this afternoon with Mrs
A. J. Darrah.-Mr. and Mrs. John g
Peck OF Hyde Park are vieltinG thci
, daughter. Mrs ". i. clark. on Orchar,
street Mrs A. II. Smith ~ in st Alhan!
assisting In the care of n sick grandchild
A son was born to MI and Mrs. NJ r
Deary Monday.-L, ], Archamhaul
visited his son, Louis. who has recent,
moved to East Fairfield from Barton
Sunday, returning with his Prand1augh
ter. Miss Corrnne, Monday.-Mr. an,
Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks returned from
Greensboro on Monday.-Dr, ]. ". Thoma,
of Middlcbury College WIS cntcrtaine,
, in the family of Hon. O. Merrill Owe
n Sunday.