Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-07
ENCSBURG FALLS.

The Fnosburg Falls Milk company have
purchased the stock OF the Federal
| Packing company. Max l.. Powell of
| burlington. attorney of the first men
| toned company, was in town March
! 80 with the necessary legal papers 1t
| is understood :his action gives the COM
| pany the exemption from taxation grant
| ed by the town to the Federal company
| II. c. Kendall furnished the sugar
! for the Vermont Association of Boston
| to serve at the annual sugar party Fri
day lie and W. c. Noble each fur
nishod 400 two ounce cakes, one to be
given each banqueter.
The new station agent. J. A. Brow
ley Of Roxbury. assumed his duties
Friday lie will retain the serv-
ces of George Phelps as assls-
tant MIR Crowley has rented the
house of A. NJ. Asctine on Church street
and will move here soon.-Mrs. sylvia
! McAIullen has been engaged as librarian
for three months from April ]. when the
RESIGNATION Of Mrs. c. NJ. Pratt became
effective.
| Mrs. John Kellogg, aged about 70 years
died of pneumonia Sunday. husband
survives her.
March temperature as recordered Mt
this station is shown to have
been Sc degrees above tho average
for the IS wears Of record. the
mean reading was 36. with normal of
PA The highest was 20 the cath, and
the lowest below zero the 18Th. The
greatest daily range was - the @ith and
trc least was the list. There was a
lack of moisture during the month, the
rain and melted snow measuring l.'i
inches while the average for March is
SaG inches Total snowfall was in
ches Precipitation occurred on ten
days. The month was composed of l.
clear, s partly cloudy and II cloudy
Idays-The funeral of Mrs. Olive
Rublee Kellogg, aged 50 years,
who died Saturday evening, was held
from her late home Monday at two
o'clock. the Rev. w. Y, Forsythe Of
nciating. The burial was in Main street
cemetery Mrs kellogg is survived by
HER husband John L. Kellogg. and n
brother Il. u. Rublee.-Thc funeral OF
Or. Arthur James Darrah. who died
sunday evening, was attended al tive
o'clocK Tuesday afternoon from the home
tho Rev. w r. FoTsythe cGic!ating
Tie burial was in MissisqU7' cemetery
where the service was rye OF
Lincoln Lodge No. rs. +, M-Miss
Annie Merrill returned to l.d'il Semin-
: airy Monday, Miss Mary ForsytHe to thf
Normal school in PlattsburGh. y. y, and
O. NJ. Jeffords to Philips Exeter AGA
DENY. C.Laflame returned from
Springfield. Mass, Saturday.-Mrs
Joseph Edscomb and Mrs Frank Charror
of st. Adams and Mrs. Joseph Blodah OF
Worcester Mass have been in town fol-
few days.-Nlrs. c. II, Abel who has
been very seriously ill., Is somewhat i'm
proved Mrs W. II, Rests condition
it still very critlcal,-Mrs, j. W. Greer
| of Burlington Is visiting here,
The funeral Of DR.. A. J. Darrah wa,
held at two O'Clock Tuesday afternoo,
: from the home, the Rev W. T, Forsyth,
, officiating. Music was furnished by
: mixed quartette composed of Mrs. J. r
Cassidy, Miss I.ennie Budd. j. O. Kim
bail and j. H. Mars. The bearers wer,
Doctors 81. w. Hutchinson, f. s Hut
crimson. c. G. Abel and G. A. Pratt.
. Mrs. j. a. BROMLEY Of Roxhury arrive,
= in town Monday and the family arc I,
live in the house OF A. NJ Aseltine
Ground was broken Monday for the ney
house Of l.. c. Kendall on Church street
. Miss Bulah and Florence Rooney q
. East Fairfield have been visiting ,hei
+, sister, Mrs. L. ID. IIart-W r. Ovitt O
West Enosburg ana f. II. Farrell O
this village are in Boston Mr.. and Nrs
!. II. Kendall and daughtcr Miss Marion
left for their home In Potsdam. n. Y
u Tuesday Mrs. ]. ", Green Of Burling
y ton. who was visiting here. was take
= i'll Monday
q Doctors r, +. Wcch OF Franklin an,
- G, S. scofleld OF Rlchford attended tn
v funeral OF Dr. \. j. Darrah Tuesday
- Mrs e. II. stotson and daughter. Helen
were in East berkshire Tucsday.--Th
KEY W. t. Forsytho Is In Burlington. =
h. NJ Martin with a gang OF men Is u
S"enton this week extending the te'e
phone line The street sprinkler has DO
: gun the seasons work.--Miss Florehc
Il s'oheid o. 81 Adams is visiting at g.
. hAA--- AHA. v. IL Nyown Gnd W.