Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

worth League meeting next Sunday even
Ing and the theme will be "a Man Sick
Of the Palsy: The Relation between Econ
omic and Moral Forces
BERKSHIRE.
Mrs Il. s. Jeffords was taken to the
st. Adams hospital Monday and opera
ted on Tuesday for cancer. The opera
ton was successful.--Miss Hazel Clark
was taken to the st. Adams hospital
Monday.-Mrs. l.. Frances Joley return
ed Monday after visiting In st. Adams
and Bakersfeld.-A Bull Moose club was
organized here Saturday evening with %
members and the following officers:
President Mark Kinney; vice president,
Luther Kinney; secretary and treasurer,
David Paxman: executive committee, O.
N. Leach. 8. w. Livingston, NJ. p. Pax
man, George Sinclair; town committee,
Arthur Derby. Raymond Hoben. A. 8.
Chaffee.
EN0sBURo FALLS
T.. II. Farrell left Thursday for London,
Ont, where he will join party going to
Vancouver in British Columbia Mrs
Mary Young returned Wednesday from
Newport.-Mrs James Meachem. Miss
Maud Meachem and Mrs. Henry Hack
returned to Orwell Thursday after a week
In the families Of @. N. Mcleod and d. NJ
Croft.-Miss Bessie Bill Is In Boston,
where she will resume her studies in the
Emerson School Of Oratory.-Mrs. Selma
Shina and son. Hayden. of Montgomery
have moved here and will make their
home with Mrs. shinas daughter. Mrs.
Nena Vadney.-Mr and Mrs. j. r. Rob-
erts and daughter Dorothy. have re-
turned to their home In Burlington after
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Dickinson.-Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Garrow
and child returned Thursday to Randolph
where they have been passing the sum-
| mer. Mr.. Garrow being employed on the
new school building. During the few days
they we're here they packed and moved
their goods from the house on Archam-
hault street, which f. A. Lafley recently
purchased Mr.. Lafley moved Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Towle have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Lucy Atelda Towle, to
| Charles Henry Dunton in the Methodist
! Church Thursday evening October 10 at
| eight o'clock.-W. j. Chaffey, recently
elected president Of the Progressive club,
has sent a letter Of resignation as a men,
Der of the republican town committee to
| D. NJ. Rose its charman.-Mrs. Florence
Southwick and daughter, Miss Mary
| Southwick, are guests Of Mrs South
wick's sister. Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt.-Mrs. II.
II. Budd and daughter, Miss Linnie, havo
returned from a week in Springfield. Mass
The third degree was conferred on
two candidates by Lincoln Lodge, No. rs,
F. e. A. NJ, Wednesday evening.-Mr. and
Mrs j. A. Gibson. who recently went to
East Burke by automobile, returned We'd
nesday evening accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. II. d. Webster and Mr. Gibson's
daughter, Floy. who will remain few
days.-Mrs. r. J. Mears, who recently
went to Haverhill. Mass. with Mrs. A. II.
Jennings. expects to remain to witness at
| least some Of the world series Of ball
games between Boston and New York.
She Is a sister of Larry" Gardner Of the
Red sox.-C. NJ. Whitcomb has moved
back to the village from his farm at East
Enosburg. where they passed the summer.
Miss Hilda Gravelle Of Samsonville re-
| Gently sustained a broken arm by being
thrown from horse which she and Miss
Marguerite Domino were riding. Miss Do
NINA escaped uninjured.-Mr r. A.
Gaines. who has been Ill for nearly three
weeks. is slightly improved. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. c. Royce Of Sheldon Springs,
was with her Thursday.
At recent business meeting of the
Epworth League the following officers
were elected for the year: President,
Miss Laura Towle; first vice-presiden..
f. w. Wallace; second vice-president,
Miss Ruby Derby; third vice-president,
Miss Lucille Springer; fourth vice-presi-
nrlN
Miss Helen Merrill treasurer, Miss Lii
liam Towle.-The condition OF Mrs
w. H. M.Allister, who has been
seriously i'll for year. j" not as
favorable.-Alen Norton of Addison IS
visiting his son and Mrs Alice Oldruff
and son Of Port Henry, n. Y, her brother,
F. A. Norton at North Enosburg.-Mr
and Mrs F. S. Cramton and daughter re-
turned Friday to their home In Lawrence,
Mass, after few days in town.-A. j.
Croft went to st. Adams Friday with
Fred Gereau and Richard Erwin. who
were of the gang that celebrated Satur-
day night They were arragned In city
! court and Gereau was fined s and costs
which he paid. Erwin was found guilty
, Ut second offense and fined SIS, which
! he will serve time for. Saturday States
} Attorney Hogan and City Judge Pos,
. held city court in the town clerks office
} here with the result that VIII Cross was
: hned - and costs. which were paid
] Abraham Gereau was assessed the same
amount and for lack Of bail was taken
o to BIT. Johnsbury jail. Charles Brown was
: delivered up by his bOndsman on q
{ charge of furnishing. for which he was
arraigned last spring.-Phio Stanley
mas accepted a position in the store OF
f.. c. Farrell and will begin this month
= Mrs O, Merrill chaperoned an automo
> bile party to Montgomery Center Satur
J. day to witness the Montgomery vs. high
u school game, which resulted In a victor,
Tor the former by score of to A.
pr. and Mrs. Charles Burt returned tt
their home In Columbus. o., having spen
. two weeks here-Mr. and Mrs. Theft,
= Smith and children returned to LYNN
: Mass. Saturday evening accompanied b,
: Mr. Smith brother Bernard. who ha,
{ employment there.
September was distinguished for its wet
4 ness. according to the record of the loca
n observer. Nineteen days showed enough
. to measure amounting to gu inche,
r against normal OF 2.99. The mean tenn
4 perature was 576 with normal at thi,
II station of IS. The highest reading wal
J. 70 on the 4th and 18th. and the lowest 3
d on the both. Monthly range 4s, creates
). daily range 81 the nth and the least wa,
i on the 2lst. Prevailing wind was south
J. Tho month was composed Of 8 clear.
Il partly cloudy and l3 cloudy davs-Mrs