Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Interest in local baseball matters CEN
tered the past week in the games played
Thursday and Friday by the condensary's
and Clerks teams. Thursdays game
stood six to six and Fridays two
to two.-S. C. Towle and d. w.
Ames returned Saturday morning from
a few days among Jersey herds In the
vicinity of White River Junction.-J W.
Pomeroy passed Sunday with his son, j.
c. Pomeroy. In Franklin--Mr and Mrs
George Towle of Franklin were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Vincent
The family of o. Merrill went by automo-
bile to Franklin for visit Sunday after
noon-H. u. Kendall returned from ST.
Adams Saturday, where he had been for
few days starting the preliminary work
on the new dwelling he is to build for w.
E. Fuller.-Mrs. j. G. Gaines and son,
Robert. remain in Cambridge. where she
was called week ago by the serious III
ness of her mother, Mrs. W. y. Lang
Miss Nellie Smith has resigned her posi-
ton in the office of the Northern Tele-
phone company to take effect this week,
when she will go to her home in Franklin
Miss Olive Towe will take her place
States Attorney Hogan and City Judge
Post of St Adams made matters lively
here Monday in police court. Albert Kit
tell was arraigned for non-support Of his
wife, The court decreed that he should
pay her $3.50 per month. Thomas E.
Smith was wanted for deserving his wife
in st. Johnsbury. He was found In Can
| ada by Sheriff Croft and brought here
The couple made up and he was put in
ol,o On
secured work for him in f. NJ. Mitchelrs
blacksmith shop. Charles F. Brown was
up for furnishing and on the way with
Sheriff Armstrong skipped from the off,
Ger and was last seen going over the
hills. Abe Gereau. for disturbing the
peace. was fined and paid up A. E.
| Murphy pleaded guilty to intoxication
Saturday and settled. as did Lewis Good :
hue. Napoleon Bean was found guilty
and appealed, Mrs. John Bean becoming
| bail. Mitchell Sylvester was arrested and
| confessed to breaking and entering the
house of Arthur Runells June ~, and
taking a revolver. rifle, knife and other
| articles, He was sentenced to the reform
school for the remainder of his minority,
but was put on good behaviour with the
probation officer, owing to his youth, 10
years of age.--The Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie
| OF Barre, who came to see f. j. Wilder
was in town Monday night Mr.. Wilder's
| condition Is improving from illness Miss
| Alice Young has returned from Laconia,
| n. H.. where she has been a few months
Miss Frances Comings has returned
from Grenada, Mo, where she attended
school the past winter and Is staying In
| of Mt n
Enosburg.-T Hon. o. Merrill has re-
turned from Chicago. where he attended
the republican national convention.
The Rev. T.. a. Legg and c. II. Abel,
as pastor and delegate. attended the St
Alhans District Methodist association in
Swanton Monday and Tuesday,. c.
lTowle as district steward from the
church here attended the district ste wards
meeting held in connection with the above
on the last named afternoon.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. Weston and five children OF
| Bakersfield are visiting Mrs. Weston $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Towle, In
South Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ
Kendall entertained a shower party We'd
nesday In honor of Miss Caroline Willey's
approaching marriage. Miss Helena Car
penter goes to East Berkshire to-day for
the summer. where she is employed at a
camp established by Miss Mary Anderson
THE Rev. w. j. Clark last Sunday
resigned the pastorate OF the Baptist
Churches here and at East Enosburg Ia
take effect after next Sunday. His physi.
clan prescribes absolute rest for a season
and the family will so to Mrs. Clark
home in Hyde Park for the summer Mr.
Clark will occupy the pulpit next Sun.
day. 1t was supplied last Sunday by the
Rev w. a. Davidson In the morning
and Miss A. A. Brigham in the evening
lThey are State missionary workers.
GEORGIA.
The home of Spencer T. Boyden was