Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENoSBURG FALLS.
The following officers were elected We'd
nesday, Sept. II. at an adjourned annual
meeting of the w. c. T. L. held with
Mrs. II. n. Kldder: President Mrs. Il. J.
Parmelee; first vice-president, Mrs. F. u.
Miller; second vice-prcsident, Mrs +. a.
Lcgg: recording secretary. Mrs. G. a.
Fairbanks corresponding secretary. Mrs.
II. n. kidder; treasurer. Miss Anna Chap
lin. Mrs. Miller and Miss Chaplin were
elected delegates to the State convention
in Rutland. October 2 to 4. A banquet Is
being planned for October l5.--The follow
Ing officers We're elected by the Home Mis-
sionary society at a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. V. A. Irish Tuesday. Sept.
10: President, Mrs. " \. Irish; vice.
president, Mrs. n. n. Kimball; recording
secretary, Miss Edith Pratt; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs j. A. Gibson; treasurer.
Mrs. G.. l.. Ovitt; assistant treasurer, Mrs
T. e. Kendall: superintendent of Queen
Esther circle Mrs. +. w. Draper; super
ntendent of Home Guards. Miss Bertha
Clcland; superintendent Mothers Jewels,
Mrs +. II. Ovitt; assistant. Mrs. +. H.
Rrown; secretary of supplies. Mrs. a. J.
Croft; secretary Of mite boxes. Mrs. F. W.
Wallace; secretary of temperance, Miss
Belle c. Stone; secretary of reading cir
Gle, Mrs. II. f. kimball. Wednesday.
Sept II. at the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Jefferds
the following officers of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society were elected
President. Mrs. Martha Draper; vice-pres-
dent Mrs. a. l.. Gleason: recording sec
rotary. Mrs b. f. McFeeters correspond
ing secretary, Mrs w. II. Yaw; treasurer.
Mrs. o. w. Holden: superintendent of
Standard Bearers Mrs. II. +. Kimball: as
sistant. Mrs. f. w. Wallace: superintend-
ent of Kings IIeralds, Miss Louise Car.
penter; assistant. Miss Annie Merrill; SUI
lerntendent of Light Bearers Mrs. II.
a. Fairbanks: delegates to New England
branch meeting in Hartford. Conn. Octo-
Der to 10, Mrs. W. II. Yaw and Mrs II.
f Kimball. Mrs. H. +. Kimball has been
made life member.-A sur
prise reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Lafley in Foresters' hall Tues
day evening, September TO- in
honor of their 25th wedding an
niversary. A silver tea set was
presented them. Light refreshments and
dancing filled out the evening" Miss Flea
nor Duffy is teaching at Enosburg and
Miss Bessie Duffy at Sheldon Springs
Miss Olive Towle has resigned her posi-
ton in the Northern Telephone company's
office and is teaching in the Sheldon grad
ed schoo-Miss Belle c. Stone went
Westfield Saturday to visit Miss Mamie
Farnam of Springfield. Mass, who is
staying there.-Miss Eta Canning of
ct ,I.;, i-;t
% Mis- Anna Chaplin.-Miss Susan Co.
burn OF ST. Adams has entered the en-
ploy of the DR.. -. j. Kendall company as
stenographer.-The Twitchell Lumber
company of Lewiston. Me-, are shipping
the balance of the equipment used In
building the cement dam last winter.
which has been under canvas In the rail-
read yard since then. +. c. Keene Of
Groveton. ~ H., has been In charge OF
the work.-News has been received of the
birth of a daughter September to Mr..
and Mrs. H. Emerson Hyer Of Providence,
X. l., where Mr.. Hyer is assistant In the
office of the weather bureau.-Mrs u. A.
Pollard has returned to Barre after few
days in the home of w. f. Mitiguy. Mrs
Mitiguy's sister, Miss Katherine McCar-
thy. of the same city is guest there
The gang laying cement walks have fin.
ished the north side of School street to
the last house erected this summer and
are at work on Depot street, where the
walk is being raised six inches higher than
the old one and widened to six feet.-C
X. Brown Is having a few days vacation
from his duties as rural carrier on route
two. His place is being taken by Roy
Abel, his substitute.-Earl Cassidy has
received an offer of so for the brown
| I.eghorn pulet which recently received
| first premium at the county fair.-A 4
| hours devotion service closed Friday
| morning at the Church of St. John the Bap
t!st Father L'Ecuyer was assisted by
| Father Desrochers of st. Adams. Father
| Dewey of Sheldon Springs, Father Dorior
of Richford. Father Boivin of st. Albani
| Bay and Father Cote OF Montgomery
| Center.
Allen NJ. Fletcher of Cavendsh called
on County Senator-elect f. McFeeteri
Saturday.-Several ladies from here wen
to South Franklin, where they had q
basket picnic with Mrs. b. +. Wilder.-S
Stanhope Is visiting his son. d. X. Stan
hope, in bakersfield for n few days.-Mr
and Mrs. George Johnson of Kansas are
| guests Of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs
| Lewis Lambert at West Enosburg Mr.
and Mrs, II. Nj. Towle. Mr.. and Mrs. II
b. Towle Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Whitne,
and Mr.. and Mrs Harlow Towle OF Soutl
| Franklin We're in Bakersfield Saturday e
| attend the funeral of Martin Whitney
Fridays stock shipment by Farrar ant
Hays comprised ll6 hogs, 80 cows. 4
lambs and 10 calves.-The funeral of Jo
seph Duso was held from St. John thu
Baptist Church Friday, the Rev. q. II
L'Ecuyer officiating. The bearers were
ID. A. Benoit, A. retrault. l.. J. Archam
bault and Il. ]. l.ayes. The funeral wal
largely attended. taxing the capacity OF
the church. Among those from out o
| town were Mr.. and Mrs O. i. Ranny o.
Winooski, Mrs. Brown of Montgomery ant
Mrs. Salina Bishop of R!chford. Beside!
his wife, Mr. Duso Is survived by three
brothers. Alexander of Whitingsvlle
Mass, Ranny OF this place ma Louis o
Berkshire, also five sisters. Mrs. Harrie
blair. Mrs. Salona Lareau' Mrs. Saiini
| Bishop, Mrs. Rose La France and Mrs
| Mary Bresette; also two daughters. Mrs
| Frank Blair and Mrs. George Touchette.-
Mrs. A. l.. Mason of Bethel Is spendln,
the week In the home of J. A. Mason
! Miss Lena Kimball went by AUTOMOBILE
to Burlington sunday on her return Il
| New roik where she has the same posi-
ton she had last year as musical In
structor In school for the biind-Mrs. +