Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss Dorothy Robertson
ENOSBURG FALLS.
H. b. Klmball, who has been mail clerk
between Concord, N. H.. to Portsmouth,
\. H., for the past week. is with his par
crts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. kimball, for a
few days.-J. Kent Perlcy Is at home
from a course m q business college In
Doston-The Sunday school class Of
Principal Perkins had picnic on the
Island Friday evaning.--A reception by
II Q Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Forsythe to
their church people and pastors of other
churches was given Thursday evening at
the rectory In honor of their 18th wedding
anniversary. The house was prettily dec
Grated and light refreshments were
served.-The Rev. a. l.. Legg of New
York gave q very interesting talk on the
silver Bay conference in the Methodist
Church Friday evening. lie was enter
tanned at the home of the Rev. L. a.
Iegr. leaving Saturday afternoon for
BurlinFton.-The Domina Manufacturing
company Is rushing work on the hume
10 their new. building ana also installing
machinery to dress lumber, which they
nope to begin soon. The new dryhousc is
plped and has been tested and found to
work satisfactorily.
During the electrical storm SUNDAY
afternoon two cows belonging to II. S.
Jefords in berkshire were killed and two
others iniured.-Gaylord SaYes a civil
engineer of Seattle. Wash. who formerly
lived here. is visiting his brother Stanlv
saylos.-ll. V. James Of Boston is stay
Ing with his parents. My and Mrs. c. A.
Janes.-The game hero Saturday between
Franklin high and the local high school
teams was won ly the former at the end
Of 10 innings by score of 10 to Ser
vices in the churches were omitted Sun
day evening and opera hall was filled to
Listen to the laccalaureate sermon which
was to have been preached 10y the Rev r.
j. Cahill, who was taken i'll while visit
ing the mission in Sheldon that afternoon
so Lis physician would not allow him to
80 cut. The Rev. y. c. Griffin. lis as
siStant, consented To substitute and de-
livered short address Music was fur
nished by a male chorus consisting Of
c. II. and r. II. Abel, W. ". Yaw. DIR.
w w. Hutchinson. j. O. Kimban, w. G.
faSsett ana q, II. anderson vita c. +.
Rawson as accompanist-George Hull of
Franklin was in town Monday.-AIrs a.
y. Rnymore of st. -ilbans is guest of
Mrs. Linnie Hnrrah.
I've junior reception to the serior class
was h"ld TUESDAY at the home of l..
D. INler ara was as usual one OF the
pleasant functions OF commencement
week. Last evening at S:i5 oclocl; in
opera hall the public graduating eXcr-
clseS were held with the following
program: Music school orchestra
prayer the KEY. w. t. ForsNthe; essay
WITH saiutatory, THE Supreme Con-
quest Eleanor Mary D'lffy; recitation,
Dora' BESSIE Laura FAIRBANKS essay.
The Growth of Public Schools in Enos-
burg Falls Jessie Louise Chapman;
class prophecy, Maud Chaffce, vocal
solo, j. A. BROMLEY; essay. Peculiar
Customs of our Ancestors" Elizabeth
Forty; Grafton. international Arbtra-
uoh, Dwight Russell Brewer; recitation.
billings OF ~. Hazel Sophronia KIM
pan; essay, Choosing vacation,
Anna AKA Nlmhail. Address to under
graduates ana class Will, Amy Dorothy
farrar' essay with Valedictory, 'Omnia
Labor Nencit' WinifreG Mae Jones.
preservation or diplomas mis- even
ming al eisht O'Clock the grade enter
'aihineht ana hIhth grade graduation
VIII DC held III opera nan under the gem
era' u'ec.loh oil MISS carpenter inc
sc"uoI orchestra Uhuer the leadership or
iIa't'eS T. hnllo"ll VIII renter several
se't''iohS' r'lNay AFTERNOON NJ TWO
V'ooh WIN DC '"e annual pan game OF
"'u''i' WI" 'ht hlSh schooi team loI-
io"eo mat evening by the alumni ban
quet d. ''Ie Ou'i-r!'-1' = loWIe was III
tcoisia' f"lilaN ana 81 Adams Iues-
""F oii "'S!'""E puSIhcsS'-J' & Neld Is
"''tl'"''lS 'he lhe'eunsS or the Masonic
oo,''eS III hur!lis'oh'-Mrs Llnhle OAR
ran VIII ieaNe thursday Tor Few weeks
''s!' " i,oSto" an" iHterhled!ate points
AIT anu Mrs' W. T. McClaflin left
I".s""! lor r-"St herKshire'-Mrs. Ann
co''o' ~ i-Neie''' N'aSs'' Is III town 10?
'"e summer
AZ 'ie amman meeting OF the Noman's
It0"'o "SS'onsiS socie'y heid win Mrs
'. a. lrlSh Moluay evening the follow-
iis "iceiS were e'ccteu' PRESIDENT. Mrs
v, "a lfiSh' Nlcc-preSiuent MRS H. y.
h"''paii' r'Vorui',e secretary MISS Edith
'"tl corresponding secretary Nrs' j.
"a GIBSON treasurer Mrs' g. H. OVitt;
s.pei iiile"ueA' Vi you"s peoples socle'eS.
hrS' ~ w praper' superintendent OF
"'''o s"'ruS' Mrs. r. D Sprihbor super
I,'c''eht Vi hiothers Jewels MIS- r. H.
hio"h' INC H'te poN opening ana thanE'
"a NM N re