Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
ENosBURG FALLS.

ENOSbOnG + kA1ALS.
Mrs. J. II. Cross died at her nome on 81.
Adams street Thursday evening after n
lingering Illness with Bright's disease,
aged 70 years Mrs. Cross IS survived by
two brothers, S. z. Hall of this place ard
W. W. Hall OF Concord. n. r., three
daughters, Mrs. f. w. Ellwood of Fair
field, Mrs Morgan of IIighgate and Mrs.
Bellows OF NIissoula, Mont, three sons.
Orvis and William Of this town and
Thomas OF berkshire. The funeral was
held Saturday, the Rev. w. T.
Forsyth officiating. The burial was in
Main street cemetery.
AT the fourth quarterly conference Of
the Methodist Church held Friday even
ing at the close of the preaching service
the following officers We're elected:
Stewards. ]. Towe, NJ. p. Perley, B. A.
Croft. W. II. Yaw, w. Fl. Bilado, F. NJ.
Carpenter. F. w. Draper. c. l.. Ovitt.
c. II. Abel, II. W. Towle. L. j. Parmelee.
w. b. Ladd J. C. Towle: recording
steward. C. l.. Ovitt; district steward,
j. c. Towle: trustees. NJ. p. Perley G. II.
Abel, A. A. Aseltine DR.. +. Fl. Brown.
j. W. Pomeroy. a. j. Croft. H. A. Fair
banks, L. /. Marsh. A unanimous call
was given the Rev. William Shaw to
remain here for the third year and the
district superintendent was asked to use
every legitimate means to continue the
present relationship.-As soon as the re-
pairs being made al Owls Head creamery
are completed milk will be re-
ceived thehe and churning started under
the supervision Of II. w. Allen, who was
formerly in charge.--Selectman II. W.
Towle accompanied Miss Alta Chapman
to St. Adams Friday, where probate
court ordered her committed to the State
! hospital in Waterbury for treatment
James FARLEY of Kansas City, kans.. is
a guest OF his niece, Mrs. f. ". Farrell.
Felix Mitiguy substitute carrier. began
Saturday on the rout" of r. w. Clark.
who was recently operated on at st.
Adams hospital for strangulated hernia.
Favorable reports are received here of
the condition of Mr.. lark
| Mrs. Peter Lafey. ST., died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Napoleon
Richards. at twelve O'Clock Sunday after
about weeks illness with the grip,
aged SO years The funeral held
Tuesday at nine O'Clock from St. John the
Baptist Church, the Rev NJ. $. ODonnell
Off ciating. Mrs. I-afey, besides the
daughter mentioned, IS survived by eight
children. Mrs. Mary Walker of ST
Albans, Miss Sophia Lafiey Of Springfield
Mass, Joseph of Orwell. George of
Barre. Frank Of Bakersfield, Peter, C. D..
and F. A.. of this town.--Fred Bashaw
OF Barre. Mass, who. is visiting his
brother, ~ ]. Bashaw Of East Enosburg
has been passing few days here.-A. J
CALDWELL who has been in Portland, Me
for few months. is with his family here
for a short stay.-Miss Bertha Martin
dale of North Sheldon is caring for Mrs
Elvira Perkins--George A. Mitiguy re.
turned to Burlington Monday.-Mrs. F
NJ Carpenter Is in New Haven.-Leor
Thompson of Berkshire left Monday fol-
Staatsburg. n. Y. where he has employ
ment-Royce Kenied has gone tc
Springfield Mass, where he expects t,
find employment.-Mr Abby McAllister
who has been i'll nearly two months. wa:
taken Saturday to Montpelier, where sh,
will enter Heaton hospital for treatment
Misses Jennie and Motley Patteson o
Montpelier are at the home Of the Rev
w T. Forsythe.--Hallock Brothers o
Starksboro opened a market in the j, G
jennie block on South Main street Mon
day.-Mlss Glenna Casavant has resigne,
her position at the condensary. Miss Ev;
Gilbar. who injured her right hand fly
weeks ago. has resumed her place there e.
Miss Fanny Smith and her niece, Mis-
Dorothy Ovitt of West Enosburg. lief
Monday for Hoston.
The food sale and supper in Perey hal
Monday afternoon and evening by tn
Standard Bearers melted s.? for tn
treasury of the society. This will pro
vide for a scholarship. which this societ,
supports in school In lndia-A. NJ
Aseltine has loaded his household good
in a car for Burlington, where he vii
, occupy tho house ON Eimwood avenu
= purchased of NJ. D. Cross Thayer Jenn
Of berkshire is visiting his sister. Mis-
; Charlotte Jenne, at the home OF his aunt
Mrs l.. l.. Marsh,--Phillip Andrews q
Middlehury college is at home for a fe,
days,-Burnos Garvn Of Richford is visit
ing his aunt. Mrs. j. II. Burnes.-Mrs 5
f. Stevens and daughter of Morrsvill
are visiting Mr., and Mrs, f. A. Gleed,-
l. Mrs. Minnie Burt returned Monday froI
h Il seven weeks visit to her sisters, Mr.
x J. +. Goodall In Burlington and Mrs. n
e o. Hicks in FairfaN.-The news is n
e ceived here that C. A. Huh of Yves
II Berkshire has received the appontmei
+ Of census enuinerator for this town.
!, There was a small attendance upo
l. the village district school meetin
It Tuesday evening. which was harmon
l. ious throughout. " A, Irish wa
= elected moderator; A. II, Mamie
IS clerk: F.. A. Lahey, prudential commi
: tee for three years; A, j, Croft, co
= lector. W. W. Hutchinson. treasure
/ F. J. Parmelee, C, q. Abel. j. o. Kin
e bali. auditors. The vote of March 2
1906. giving a salary OF $50 to Il
~ chairman of the prudential COMM
tee was recinded. The tax voted WI
1O5 cents on the dollar of the graz
lie, The following members of t,
senior class viii leave here to-day
ID ,ho excursion to Washington. d. {
sr Misses Ruth Draper, Florence Aseltin
u Charlotte Jenne, Bessie Bell Ma
" eueritc Stetson, Mildred Croft, Ma
n porter. and Frank Colcord, Princip
a. and Mrs. Perkins and the followir
ID friends will also accompany thef
n. Mrs T.. s. Hutchinson. Misses Ceorg
III scott. Ruth Wright, Ardell Fanto
- Lois Stanley. Ella Houshton, l.n'
Is ro,y,e Hazel Kimball, Dorothy ia
- ror Howard Kimball. F. r. Fullin
IL Ton A. =. Croft. Edwin Stanley, al
W. Woodwork. They are expect
IN return April S.-The following of
GERS of the band were elected at
m business meeting Tuesday evenin
ar president, ]. o. Kimball; vice pres
Il. dent, w. r.. Garrow; secretary-trea
&. urer, c. w. Lanotot; finance commit
I'd tee. IT, ]. Benoit A. Garrow, c.