Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
ENOSBURG FALLS.

AS~ ~-'S - Av0 u ~ AA1<e'-
The play, "The Ispahan Rug" presented
In Opera hall Friday evening, by the
"Wig and Buskin" club of the U. V. M,
drew q good sized house and gave salts
faction to all,-The high and graded |
school teachers and Supervisor and Mrs. |
Wallace. were at "Pinecroft" on Lake |
Carmi Saturday for an outing.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Garrow were In Burlington
Friday with their youngest child to con-
| suit a specallst.-The Ladies' Aid served
| n supper OF the home Of George Gaines
! Friday ACKNOWLEDGING Morse, who
| carries on b. d. Lamondas farm beyond
West Enosburg, left homo suddenly and
| unexpectedly about a week ago and the
| family can get no trace Of him. He had
always borne a good reputation and no
reason is known for his action.-B. A.
| Hamilton of Bakersfield was q guest
Friday Of Principal Perkins.-Mrs E. A.
Gaines returned Saturday from few
| weeks In Cambridge.
Saturday with temperature OF 30
and Sunday with 90 beat all records
for May at this station.-A male
chorus consisting of w. II. Yaw, w. g.
Fassett, j. o. Kimball. J. a. BrowleN,
r. w. Clark, c. II. Abel, r. r. Abel
with c. +. Rawson organist and II.
+. Kimball with violin went to West
Berkshire Sunday afternoon, where
they assisted at a special service held
by the Rev. Glenn w. Douglass in the
interest of Observation-Disclosures
Jennie Collins who has been with her
brother in Burlington during the win
ter, Is visiting a Il. II. FarrelIs for
few days before going to Springfield,
Mass, for the season.-W. b. Holden
is at homo from Stanstcad College on
account of a throat trouble.-I1arry
Manley of Irasburg was the guest of
his father, A. II. Manley, Monday
MIR. and Mrs. II. D. Smith of st. Adams
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Smith over Sunday-Mrs r. B. Thorn
as passed sunday in Barton, returning
Monday with her brother. Ralph w.
Laird, who is convalescing from an
, illness-R. H. Sweeney has moved to
, a tenement on the West Berkshire
road vacated by Jerry Couchre, who
/. has moved to the tenement of L. j.
, Archambeault on Mssisquo street.
, Stephen Billado died Sunday after u
: long Illness. aged 50 years. The end
WIS FASTENED by a fall about two
Weeks ago, since winch llil!c Hc nav
been confined to the bed. The funeral
was held Tuesday at 1880. the Rev
W J. Clark. pastor of the Free Bap-
tist Church. of which deceased was a
member officiating. Mr.. Billado is
, survived by daughter, Mrs Darwin
Stanhope of Sutton, and three sons, w
II. and stephen Of this tow and James
of st. Administrations high school
beat the local high school team by u
| score of IL to here Saturday.
David Iaraba and Miss Bernice Ole
Barup were married Tuesday in St JOIN
;. tie Baptist Church, the Rev. r. J. Cahil
-, officiating. Austin Barup, a brother o.
the bride. was the best man and Miss
Iottie Young was bridesmaid After {
short stay in Montreal MIR and Mrs
Laraba will make their home at Soutf
;. Tranklin.-The funeral Of Stephen Bila
DO was held at the home Of his grand
: daughter Mrs. A. Mills. Tuesday morn
II ing at 1890 o'clock, the Rev w. F. Clarl
officiating. Music was furnished by 1
II rlale quartette consisting Of F. w. Wal
I lace. w. II. Yaw. c. II. Abel and r.
8 Abel. with Mrs. II. S. Springer as organ
o list. The bearers were ]. II. Burnes. V.
Irish, J. w. Pomeroy and f. NJ. Car
= renter. The burial was in Missisquo
i cemetery Mr. Bilado had the distinc
i ton Of living to see the fifth generauo
/. q his descendants. Those present fror
3. out Of town were Mrs. Darwin Stanhop
q and Mrs D. T. Bickford of Sutton. Que
l. and Mrs. D. T. Dow Of Richford.-Georg
n Wallace of Gardner, Mass. Is visiting hi
,r son, f. D. W-allace.-N. +. Weld, VIII
lie has been quite Ill with pneumonia,
,Ntn y
es Thomas Anderson of Richford. Is carin
I'd for nina party consisting of Mrs. En-
IL lily Kendall her niece. Mrs L. j. Irisl
- and sons Norton and Robert, left heI
it. Tuesday morning. Mrs. Kendall goes
of California to visit her daughter Mr.
wv Noble Miss Ella Norton will join thel
is at Vergennes going with her sister, Mr.
he Irish, to Pocatello. Idaho,-Mrs. L.
tn Kendall Mrs. j. r. Cassidy, Mrs. ].
rs Mears, Mrs. Lennic Darrah. Mrs. e.
re Tyler and Rev. W. 7. Forsythe we
le- among those who attended a distri
mt missionary meeting at East Berkshi
on, Tuesday.
ne. Inc frahkiln county IeacHerS ass
~ cation will meet in this place for
ars al-uay session Frlday, beginning at u
at O'Clock In the high school building.
,ep Inc rev H. L. burleson gave We
,ut interesting talK on some phases OF HI
a sionary work Tuesday evening In S
as Matthew's Church, following a talk
be the diocesan missionary, the Rev. Sa
ri | ford Mr.. Bureson IL a member of t.
ed oneida tribe of Indians. having been lie
ng ally adopted while his father was mi
al sionary among them His Indian name
Mt Galahodh. Mr. Burleson went from he
he 10 East Fairfield, where he spoke We
r. resday evening.
ere MONTGOMERY.
oc- O. S. Sheldon and daughter, Miss
hill L, sheldon, Of Appleton, WIS, were
I'm the Mansfield House Tuesday. Mr. Sh,