Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01

and Mrs. Harry billiard of Burlington
are in town. called here by the death
of Mrs. Iiillard's grandfather, Henry
Lumbra.-Mrs. William s%hangraw is ILL.,
Mrs. V. j. Martin OF New Hampshire
recently visited her parents. Mr.. end
Mrs. Gylcs Jcwett.-Mrs. Mary Rice,
who has been caring for Mrs. G.. w.
Rouse, has returned to Bakersfield.
ENoSBURGH FALLS.
The two "blucjackets," w. A. Kelley
and r. s. Ayers from the battleship
Nebraska, who have been staying for a
few days with Mr.. Ayers's aunt, Mrs.
". II. McAllister. entertained the pu-
pills OF the high and grades
upward Of an -FOUR Friday morning by
request Of Principal Perkins. Mr.. Ayers
gave an account of the cruise and Mr..
Kelley talked on the life of a sailor.
Friday evening they were the guests Of
:he Philemon club where they again re-
hearscd their experiences and had n
trcat of new Vermont maple sugar, the
very first of the season. The men left
here Saturday for Boston where they
will pass q few days previous to re-
turning to their ship which IS at Brook
llr navy yard.-New maple sugar frs.
appeared in the local market Friday
Joseph Rooney Of Fairfield. a former
resident, was in town Saturday.-New
awnings were put on the Perley block
Saturday by a Rutland frm.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Green Of Burlington were
guests over Sunday with Mrs. Green's
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beatty
Mrs. i. l.. Eddy OF New Haven is pass-
ing a few days with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. +. VI. Carpenter.-E. c. Keech
Ct burlington, who has been in this
place fora few days, wa, n guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. Evarts Kent at the Cen
ter over Sunday.-Mrs. W. H.. Yaw re-
turned Friday evening from Burlington
where she has passed I'VE weeks taking
treatment.
Judge and Mrs. ]. II. Watson of Mont
pelier passed Sunday at the Hon. DIN
Mcriills.-Mrs. f. c. Kimball and niece
returned from New York Saturday
where they had been guests for q few
days of Or. II. +. Lewis.-Mr. and Mrs.
a. w. Woodworth and Mrs. ]. A. Glib
son have returned from n visit to Grand
Isle county. They were accompanied by
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Macombcr. who will
pass a few days here.-John Clark of st.
Adams passed Sunday at James Duffy's.
A teachers examination under direc-
ton of County Examiner T.. +. Greene
of Ricllford was held In the high school
building FRIDAY and Saturday. The cam
didates were: Misses Alberta Orr, Ruth
Wright, Eva Jeffords. Bessie Duffy.
Eunice Murphy and Helena Carpenter
of this town: Misses Elizabeth Cover and
Jessie GiddinCs of Bakersfield: G. II.
Dunton of Iiighgate, Miss Sadie Oils OF
Franklin; oscar Smith of Montgomery
and Mabel Gates of Fairfeld.-There Is
to be an educational meeting In opera
hall Friday under direction Of State
| superintendent Mason s. stone. Among
the speakers beside Mr.. Stone will be
Commissioner of Agriculture Orlando
Martin of Plainfeld. d. II. Lamberton OF
Essex Junction and +. l.. Greene of st.
Albans.-Iiarold Kimball has gone to
Batavia. y. y, where he has employ
mcnt.-C. II. Welch was the only candi-
date to taxi the examination here Sat-
urday for the position of postmaster at
South observation-disclosures Densmore Of
Chelsea passed Sund&. with his daugh-
ter. Grace. at r. ]. Parmelee's. She re-
turned with her father Monday.
The fire alarm was runs Monday
noon for a chimney burning out on
the house OF Lyman IIenderick on
Church strect.-Mrs. A.. c. Lavery and
son, Leon. of Burlington are here
! Mrs. Jonathan Northrop, who is III at
the home Of her daughter, is slightly
improved.-At tho annual meeting of
the Clover club Monday evening with
Mrs. J. NJ. Jcffords. the following Of
1ccvs were elected: President, Mrs.
J. NJ. Jeffords: vice-president. Mrs. F.
y. Brown, Mrs. A.. p. Davis. Mrs. f. s.
Hutchinson; secretary. Mrs. f.. f.
Greenwood; treasurer. Mrs l.. l.. Marsh.
1t was voted to Join :Ae Vermont Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs. to assist In
the matter of ~shrubbery upon the
school grounds and to hold a Dutch
market il May to raise funds.-Mrs.
G. a James has returned from Med
field. Mass. where she has been for
several weeks, called by the illness of
her mother.-Mrs. C. T.. Garvin and
son, Burns, passed Sunday with Mrs.
Garvins's sister, Mrs. j. Fl. Burnes.-
The Daughters of Rebckah served new
maple sugar Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.. G. Kendall
DR.. G. A. Pratt, who has been Ill for
a few weeks, is suffering from an at
tack of erysipelas. His younger son,
Howard. has scarlet feNer.-The condi-
ton of J. G. Jenne is not improved
J. @. Kimhall has purchased the farm
of Il. y. Gaines except the house and
lot, which Mr.. Gaines retains, and has
taken possession.-Mrs. G. l.. Marsh
has been passing n few days with her
sister, Mrs. q. c. IIolmo, In St. Adams.
DR.. W. W. Hutchinson has purchased
the place of y. n. Dickinson on Or
chard street. consideration. $4,000.
The annual meeting of the Enosburgh
Falls graded school district was held
in opera hall Tuesday evening when the
following officers were elected: +. Judd
Irish, MODERATOR; A. II. Manley, clerk
O.. Merrill. prudential committee for
three years; ". w. Hutchinson. treasur-
er; a. j. Croft. truan officer; f. J,
Parmeloc, G. G. Abel, J. O. Kimball,
auditors, They refused to pay the clerl,
$40 per year any more and also re.
fused to raise the pay Of the treasurer
$40 or to appropriate any money for man.
ual training. The tax voted was 80 cent.
On the dollar which provides for thu
payment Of 5000 on the new schoo
building and 81. 900 for improvements be.
side the usual xpenses.-Mrs W. II
Pest returned from Montreal Tuesda,
evening, after M absence Of about tw,
weeks, without any Improvement In he
condition.-Mrs. T.. l.. Eddy has return
ed to New Haven after passing n few
DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs