Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The Rev. w. b. Dukeshire, district STU
perintendent, has matters well matured
for the seasons meetings at Riverside
camp ground. Among the speakers IRON
away who are to have part are President
Murin and Professor Cell OF Boston
University and the Rev. NJ. b. Pratt Of
Amsterdam. N. Y. The Bible school opens
August ~ and with the camp meeting con-
tinues two weeks.-Letters received here
from Mrs. Smith OF Big Rock, ILL.,. tell Of
the recovery Of the Rev. @. T.. Smith from
an operation for appendicitis. which near
~ proved fatal, owing to Its advanced
stage.-Miss Laura Sturgis died Thurs
day evening after an extended ILL.,
ness with tuberculosis. aged 30 years.
Illness with tuberculosis. aged 90 years.
She Is survived by her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Sturgis and three brothers, Henry
of Utica, n. Y, Allen of Milton and Will
liam of La Porte Prairie Manitoba.
The funeral Of Miss Laura Sturgis,
who died Friday evening. was held
at the home on Church street Monday
afternoon, the Rev. f. d. Miller officiat-
ing. Mrs. Abbie Reed of St. Adams who
had been caring for her few days past,
returned to her home Friday evening"
II.
the State hospital in Waterbury about
:wo weeks ago. owing to trouble fol.
lowing sun stroke two years ago. died
there Saturday morning. The funeral
was held at one O'Clock Tuesday. The
burial was at Berkshire Center. Mr..
Colpitts was 81 years of age and is sur
vived by his wife. Mrs. Laura (Stanhope)
Colpitts, a sister, Miss Minnie Colpitts of
Brandon. and a brother. Robert c.
Colpitts of Monckton. b., where the
deceased was born.-Mrs. Beede and Mrs
Maud Stebbins have moved from the tene-
ment of l.. l.. Marsh near the railroad
crossing on Main street to the brick tene-
ment of Frank Meyotte on South Main
street.-Mrs. c. II. Abel is recovering
from sprained ankle.-Mrs. w. H. Yaw
returned after a couple of weeks in Bur-
lington Thursday.-Harold Handy Of
Springfield is visitin1 In the family OF
w. II. Yaw.-A. p. Stratton Of Brook
Ign, N. Y. is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. n. Stratton.
Miss Gladys Northrop of Boston is visit
ing Miss Mary Porter and Mrs. w. H.
Kimball.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Greenwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stetson went to
Caspian Lake in Greensboro by automo-
bile Sunday morn ng.-W. NJ. Towle Of
| Potsdam, n. V. Is In town for few
| weeks.-Mrs. G. Il. Fassett and son,
Gardner of Beverly, Mass. and Miss
| Baker of Boston We're guests in the home
| of w. S. Judd over Sunday.
Through the efforts Of the local court
Mrs. A. l.. Mason has been granted IS
per month for her orphaned child by the
Supreme Court of the Independent Order
of F'orcsters to continue until the child
is Is years of age.-Miss L. l. Randall
of Brooklyn. n. Y. Is a guest in the
Yaw and SON. Ralph. of Hartford, Conn.
are visiting here.--Mr and Mrs d. l..
Draper returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit among relatives in Bridge
port, Conn, and Manchester, n. II.
! &C. E. COLES Of the Worcester Evening
Post is a guest OF c. F. Rawson.-G. l..
Thomas of Burlington was the guest of
| his son, Dr. r. b. Thomas Monday.
j. X. Burleson, d. D.. Of Grand Forks,
n. D.. was In town Tuesday. He also
called on friends in East Fairfield and
| Franklin the same day going from here
| by automobile.-E. l.. Eddy OF Shorehan
| returned Tuesday after a weeks visit
In the family of his father-in-law, F. Nj
Carpenter.-Miss Emma Taterault re-
turned to her home here after a year!
absence.-E. II. Gross of Richford ha!
opened q. livery stable In the Quinc,
House barn.-The funeral Of c. r. Col
pitts was held at the home In Berkshire
Tuesday afternoon. the Rev. l.. 0. Sher
burne Of Burlington officiating, assisted
by the Rev. T.. A. Legg Of this place
Mrs. w. s. Judd of this place san,
Crossing the Bar" The learers wer
Robert Colpitts D. H. Stanhope, l.. h
| I.arabee and a. ]. Caldwell Besides {
| large delegation from this place Their
were present from out of town Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Colpitts Of Monckton, n. B.
Miss Minnie Colpitts OF Brandon, Mr.. AM
Mrs. d. X. Stanhope OF Bakersfield
Burial was in the family lot at Berkshir
Center.
ENOSBURG.
Miss Myette Hopkins Is passing SOM
time mt y. J. Bashaw's.-Mrs. G. E
Fassett and son. Gardner OF Beverly
Mass, and cousin, Miss Baker Of Bos
ton are at the home OF G. g. Fasset
for few weeks.-Mss Abby Kenfielt
OF Fairfax is the guest OF her nephew
+. l.. kenfeld.-Mrs. c. d. Pierce. whit
has been with her mother since thu
funeral OF her father, r. Chaffee. hal
returned 10 Craftsbury.--Misses Mary ant
, Alice Baker have gone to st. Johnsbur!
on their way to their home in Farming
rom Me, and will also visit friends II
other places.-Miss Belle Fairbanks o
Greensboro ia visiting her grandparents
a., Mr. and Mrs j. Kidder and other rela
Aves In town.-The Rev r. g. Vraden
burgh was called to West Rutland to cffl
oiate at the funeral OF an old parishione
last week and Mrs. Vradenburgh sup
plled the pulpit in his absence potl
Enosburg and Berkshire Myrt
Williams Of Franklin is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Clarence Jelbar.
e BAKERSFIELD.
= MISS Florence Brady spent Sunday an
monoay with her brother. Frank, In Can
y CHARACTERIZATION. the four-year- old daugf
ter or Mr. and Mrs Frank Norris. die
l. July IN OF infantile paralysis. The fur
+ erai was held the following Friday. tn
n nov Glenn Douglass officiating. MI,
Rose quinn and Miss Margaret Dullaha
: OK Burlington visited Miss Mollie Bea
over sunday,-Miss Ca1die Stephenson {
Lowell Is visiting In town.-Mr and Mr.
arthur honor OF Cambridge visited NJ
. ana Mrs. Henry Bonor over Sunday
: The Rogers mill In tn. south part of III
n town was burned to the ground July I
II HILL WEST.