Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13
ENOSRURG FALLS.

Among the visitors in town Friday
were *, A Paul OF East Berks hire. c. r.
Hall of Montgomery Center. c. w. Gates
of Franklin. DIR. f.. NJ. Brown of Sheldon
H. f. Brigham of Bakersfield, Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Pomeroy of ST. Adams and Mr.
Sisson of Providence, r. I.-C. II. Burt
returned to Boston Friday to be present
at the annual sugar festival of the Sons
Of Vermont Saturday evening. He had
shipped by express 200 two-ounce and 400
one-pound cakes OF sugar beside a
quantity Of syrup to be used and given as
souvenirs,-IOmerB Best of Boston is stay
ing with his uncle, w. II. Billado.-
Hudson Beattie has returned to his home
in Barre after two weeks with his uncle.
-. w. Ames Miss Florence Aseltine.
Charlotte JENNIE ard Helena CARPENTER
are at home from Middlebury College
Mrs. ". n. Kidder was in Richford over
Sunday. where Mr.. Kidder is employed
Miss Annie Merrill and Miss GLADYS
1-awton Of Sheffield, H., students at
Lascll Seminary. are with Miss Merrilrs
parents for a short Vacation.--Mr and
Mrs Ira Kendall and daughter, Marion.
of Potsdam, y. y. are visiting their
parents her.-Olin Duso has gone to
Detroit Mich, where he has employ
ment
AT the close Of the morning service in
the Methodist Church Sunday, IL memorial
service was held for Ransom Mason, the
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. a. l.. Mason
WHO died OF nfantlle paralysis short
time ago-James O'Nei was In Burling-
ton Monday to visit his brother Martin
O Noil. who Is IN the Mary Fletcher hos
pital-Jonothan Towe Is confined to
his bed by illness.-fI. y. Smith of St.
Adams visited his parents over Sunday.
returning Monday with Mrs Smith. who
had been here for several days. Mr..
ana Mrs. Avery Smith and child Of ST.
Adams also passed sunday here. Mrs.
Smith and the child are remaining "A few
days.--A daughter vas born to DR.. and
Mrs, +. II. Brown sunday The village
schools opened Monday after a two
weeks Vacation.-Dr. G. S. Nutter left
Tuesday morning for the annual con-
ference and will go from Waterbury di-
rect to his home in Boston.-Mrs NJ. l..
Hubbell returned to Boston Monday after
a week in town with Mr.. Hubhell-Mr.
and Mrs. j, r, Cassidy are staying dur
ing the sugar season at their farm, the
"Centerbar place" near the center.
The Methodist parsonage which has
been vacant through the winter is being
tut In readiness for the new pastor who
Is expected next week. Supervisor f A.
Hamilton of bakersfield was in town Tues-
Latena Mckay left Monday for
her home in Michigan. Miss Mckay has
tcen bookkeeper of the Federal Packing
company since Mr.. Hers has had control |
Howard Kimball has succeeded to the |
postion-Miss Grace pomeroy of East
Fairfield is staying with her sister Mrs. |
W. II. kimball.-Mrs. Lena Graves 4.
staying in the family of Dr. +. II. Brown |
H. II. Best, former resident was I'm |
'own Tuesday.-Principal F.. V. Perkins |
has decided to 20 to Burlington the COM |
Ing year whore he will take advanced |
studies in the university. Miss Mary
Root Will retain her present position as |
hrst assistant In tho high school-Mrs T.
b. Sanford OF st, Adams was a guest of
Mrs. Il, J, Tyler Monday.-Carl II. Tur-
ner. representing the Eastern I,yce,m
bureau of Boston. was In town Tuesday
and arranged with the senior class OF the
high school for series OF entertain
rnents another season, The class wish 10
secure funds 10 make the trip to Wash
ington, ID. &c. II. Farrell was in Bur