Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENOSBURG FALLS.
November weather as reported by the
| local observer presented no unusual fea-
| lures The mean reading was 1872 against
| normal Of 4.5 The highest reading
was 90 on the 18th and the lowest four
below zero on the 18th. The greatest
daily range was 81 on the 18th and the
| least was nve on the 21st Rain and melt
ed snow to the amount of $3.50 inches fell
| on 10 days. The normal for this station
| Is 3.1 Inches. Total snow fail was 10
| inches with trace on the ground at the
end Of the month. The prevailing wind
was from the south. The month was
composed OF five clear, six partly cloudy.
and 10 cloudy days.
Miss Adeline Stanhope of Berkshire was
taken to Waterbury Saturday. where she
Will enter the State hospital for treat
ment. Miss Stanhope was well known
here where she attended the hgh school,
from which she was graduated. Since
then she has been teaching, most OF the
time In her own town Her physician
gives strong assurance OF a cure with
expert treatirent.-Dr. and Mrs. j. ~
JENNIE of Burlington and Thayer Jenne
OF Berkshire were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Marsh Thanksctving.-
II. A. Cramton returned Friday morning
from a southern trip as far as Panama
with his nephew, DR.. c. A. Cramton of
St Johnsbury.-W. ]. Thayer returned
Friday from the Canadian northwest
John L" Perlcy of Samsonville, aged 90
years. died Friday after Il few days i'll
ness OF sen!le debility. He IL survived
by two daughters. Miss Mary Perle;- and
Mrs. Siies Hurlbut, with whom he lived
The funeral was held oMnday at ten
O'Clock, the Rev. c. j. Peterson oflciat-
ing. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
&C. w. Cushman OF Malone, ~ Y. re-
turned Saturday after passing Thanksgiv-
Ing with his sister Mrs. A. }. Orr.--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ Norris of Concord,
n. H., announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Cecil A. Norris to Kaye |
&. Orr Of this town.--Mrs. Hiram Tracy |
vas called to st. Adams Friday by the
serious accident to her son-in-law, Hor-
ace Bolton. a railroad policeman, who |
was run over in the yards and lost both I
feet.-R. W. Laird Of st. Johnsbury and |
Miss Eva Hill Of Barton. who were mar |
RED in Richford Thursday morning. |
passed Thanksgiving with Mr.. Lards |
sister, Mrs. K. b. Thomas
There was wrestling match in For
esters hall Saturday evening between Col
Inns of Westerly. X. l., the mddleweight
champion OF New England and Davis of
New York. at present employed at the
condensary here. Manosh of North Troy
was referee. Davis proved a good man
and put the champion TO his mettle though
OF course he secured the two straight
falls. Blair and ST. German also gave an
exhibition between the falls.-Iion. a. b.
Collins and Nelson Goodspeed represent
ing the warner Home and Judge Foster
for the St. Adams hospital were in town
Monday and went with Mr.. Leach to look
at the farms he had recently given those
l.. A. Evans of St
Johnsbury, who was a guest over Sunday
In the family of II. S. Springer, gave two
solos at the morning and one at the
evening services in the Methodist Church
LARRY Gardner received Monday a
gold watch fob set with dia-
monds 1t was presented by the Amerl
can League to the "All-Stars MIR and
Mrs. b, C. Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. |. a.
Vincent, Mrs. Lovina Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thomas left here Sat
urday for st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they expect to pass the winter.--F. K.
has moved into the house re
Gently purchased of Il. c. Kendall. whose
goods have been moved to his FARM
II. and r. ]. Mears returned Saturday
from Montreal. where they have been
for a few weeks in the interest of Dr. +
B. J. Kendall company.-W. Y. Handy
and the Misses Dorothy Farrar and Hazel /
kimball have returned to their stud
les at the University of Vermont
the Misses Helene Carpenter. Char
lotte Jenno and Florence Aseltinc
20 Mddlebury Colege-Miss Eu-
nice Stanly OF Franklin was in town
en- route for Montpelier Semn-
ary.-The funeral OF John l., Perley of
was held Monday, the Rev.
e. ]. Peterson officiating The bearers
were Van f. Perley. A. W. Perley, j. II.
Shattuck and Silas Hurlburt. Among
those present were W. F. Mitlguy and
NJ. p. Perley Of this place, j. II. Shat
tuck of Worcester. Mass. John Pcrley OF
Bethel and Miss Laura Marvin Of Rich
ford
Forrest C. Stone Is at home from the
agricultural school at Lyndonville. which
closed Saturday owing to a case of small.
pox in another part OF the town--The
family OF e. NJ. Mitchell is In quarantine.
owing to the illness OF the son. Earl
Gordon f. Spooner received check for
$50 and an order for So on n store IN
as the result of the recent
'ontest.-J. X. Perley came from Proctor
Tuesday to visit his parents. He leaves
tonight for Philadelphia where he has
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