Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Perlcy's hall Friday evening at n social
given by the Rev. T. A. begg's mems
class. The Rev William Shaw OF ST.
Adams and the Rev r. A. Legg were the
speakers Music was furnished by men
seXtette. consisting Of J. \. BROMLEY.
W. Wallace, 6. y. Mcleod, w. n. Yaw. |
r. D. Abel and G. H. Abel. with c. F. |
lawson Mt tho piano and ". f. kimball |
on the violin Refreshments were served |
There was a tea party at the home of
~ +. Kin1bal on Maple Park Wednes- !
day Nov o. the occasion being the 18th !
birthday of their daughter, Marion A |
gold watch was presented her by her |
parents. while the guests presented the !
chain and pendant. and n Vermont spoon. |
THE Woman's Home Missionary society |
started n barrel of supplies and Christ !
mas box to gladden. n PASTORS home in
the mountains in North Carolina. The ap-
raised value was s9N.--A linen shower
was given Miss Ruth Pratt. as a surprise |
Friday evening. While out riding she
STOPPED at the home OF NJ G. Cramton
to call on Mrs. Earl Cassidy. where she
found about p of her friends gathered. A
jolly evcu,N was passed during which
announcement was made of the engage
ment OF Miss Anna Whitney ana Edward
Stanley. Misses Pratt and Whitney are
employees OF the telephone cDmpany.-
There will BE no schools in the village
tNls week. PRINCIPAL Rodgers is at his
home II Cabot. Miss Root was hindered
from going to her home in Craftsbury
owing to a smallpox scare and rigid
quarantine in that part of the State
MIR Dodd of Dcs MONIES Iowa. and Mr.
Dewcy Of stowe We're in town SATURDAY.
T.. tl,,,,
Pleasant street SATURDAY morning and cut
his nose ana was so shaken up that a
team was called to AXE him home AL
though - years Of age and quite feeble
II IS expected he will not suffer any bad
effects Mrs Elizabeth II. Hutchinson IS
moving from the house she recently sold
TO W. Il. LAID to t tenement In Mrs
NJ. G. Heatty's house
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. NJ Asctlne and daugh-
ter, Esther, of Burlington. are in town
! Their son. Kenneth, arrived here
Wednesday evening for few days.-Mr
and Mrs. +. H. OVitt We're In burlington
over Sunday.-Mrs. II. A. Churchill and
Mis- Caroline Nutting of Bakersfield,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. GLIB
son Monday Miss Redmond. who has
been teaching in Cambridge, is with her
blasting for the 1ume and wheel house at
l.. l.. Marsh's grlSt-mil is being pushed
! these days. Much care is taken to avoid
damage. but Saturday afternoon quite a
large piece OF stone crashed through the
| steel roof Of y. w Sanborns house
across the river from the mill and landed
in the kitchen Another and larger piece
! fell in John Fish's garden still further
7 4 h, Of Z, Il
I Falls independent order Of Fore.ters
! Monday evening one candidate was given
the degree
y very pretty home wedding was that
Miss Ruth +. Pratt and Harold b. Kim
/ bali Tuesday evening al the home OF the
bride on church stree, in the presence
! of the families and telephone office girls.
of whom Miss Pratt has been the dean.
/ lie ceremony was performed by the Rev.
/ J.. A. Legg. the unattended couple stand
ling beneath AN arch Of evergreen. The
double ring service was Used. The de-
/ carnations. The presents were many and
choice. After the ceremony luncheon was
served. The Misses Linnie Budd, Nellie
! Leclair Margaret SCanlon and Anna
| Whitney served \ reception was held at
the close OF the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
! KImhuli win make their home In the
house recently occupied by G. H. Cham
berlin on Berkshire street.-A. +. Leach
| has decided the so-Called Shannon farm in
/ Yorkshire 10 the Warner home OF -. AL
| bans and the two large farms on the
! Branch to the 81, Adams hosptt al. Hon.
| On Merrill and his nephew returned
Fl om New Orleans, La, Tuesday
and Mrs, /. II. Ovitt and Larry Gardner
returned from Burlington Monday, where
| MIR. Ovitt and Ny. Gardner attended the
| Deltu Slhma hanquet.-Ray Collins of
| burlington was Il business visitor In town
| Tue sday.-M p. Perlcy and A. p. Leach
! were in ~. Adams Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Smith visited their
son. \, q. Smith in St. Adams, over
Sunday .-Misses Hazel Kimbal and Dor
othN farrar arc at homo from the Uni
IVcrslty OF Vermont for q few days.-Wil-
her Y. Handy is with his grandparents,
MI and Mrs, W. ". Yaw for the week.
Among the last to secure II buck dur
ing the open season was Harlow X. the
son of $ r, Graves OF East Sheldon.
who secured fine 20 pound specimen
Saturday afternoon.--B. l.. Lavery re
'urned Saturday from IL visit to his
brother, G. \. Layery I'm Burlington. His
nephew, Earl Beaulac, accompanied him
and win pass the week here, Miss Jo-
anna -. Croft from the normal depart
ment of burlington high school is az her
home here for "a few days Miss Mary
vs.. Squres, who is spending Thanks
giving week at her home in Richmond,
was accompanied by Miss Ella Fair
banks.-J, Kent Perley Is expected from
rector for Thanksgiving at his parents,
FLETCHER.