Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
ENOSBURG FALLS.

G. II. Mcleod formerly treasurer Of
the Savings Bank * Trust company of
this place, but who has been assisting
In the office of Nelson 4 Hall in Mont
romery a few weeks, has accepted the
position as treasurer of the new Gran
tie Trust company of tardwick. where
he viii 30 this week. He expects 20 take
his family there the first OF tho new
ycar.-W. II. Kimball was IN St Adams
o,. sunday. The item in these notes
rco ntly that {. L. Mason was going to
housekeeping December ! was prema-
tire uy month. He does not expect now
T. pc ready until the first Of the year
4 daughter was born Saturday morning
,u MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Kmball at the
sherwood sanitarium in St Adams.
Mother and daughter are doing WE'LL
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Carson OF Ger
mantown, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Car
sons brother. f.. w. Davis. at the
Quincy.-Miss Mary Stratton. who was
operated on at the Sherwood santarium
In st, Adams about two weeks ago, Is
rapidly convalescing and is expected
home the last of this week-Sousa's
band was greeted BY 4 fun house "1t-
urday afternoon in Opera hall.
November weather shows higher than
average record at this station, the diff
ference being In the minimum readings
The average of November readings was
3S6 against a normal OF 34.5, The high
est was 60 on the 9Th and 18th, and the
lowest was II the 18th. The greatest
daily range was 30 on two days. and the
least was on two days also. Total rain
n ,.I < hos ct
a normal of 3.75. Greatest amount in
twenty-four hours being Ill the 1th Snow
fan amounted to u inches with inches
on the ground at close of month. The
prevailing wind was from the northwest
The month was composed OF eight clear.
nine partly cloudy. and thirteen cloudy
days.-Mr and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds OF
Franklin were with Mrs Reynoldss sis
ter, Mrs. r. II. Sweeney, over Sunday
Mrs. Gcorglanna Stevens and grand
daughter, Mildred Stevens, of Morrisville.
have been visiting in the family OF F.
Glenn IA few days.--Mr. and Mrs. III. W.
Towle and daughter, Miss Olive Towle.
were in Burlington for Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Towles' sister, Miss Phoebe
Towle.-W. NJ. Towle OF Potsdam, N w.,
was In town Saturday.-Mrs. j. II. Mears
has been with her daughter, Mrs. l. II.
Kendall. in Potsdam, for few days
Miss Madge Goodspeed, who is teaching
In Fairfax, was with her aunt, Mrs Is,
H. Dickinson. over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs Guy Kettel of Berkshire passed
Sunday in the family of Mr. kettelFs
sister. Mrs. II. W Towe-Mrs. Il. ID.
Bril- of Franklin and Mrs. A. b, Croft
of Berkshire were with Mr., and Mrs.
u. NJ. croft, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs,
T.. H. Ovitt returned from Burlington
Saturday, where Mr.. Ovitt has been re-
covering from an illness of several
WHOLESALERS L.. s. Teveyaw, aged IS
years. died Sunday morning at her home
beyond West Enosburg after an EXTENDED
illness with Brights disease. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning from the home
with burial In the family lot In McAt-
somery. Mrs. Teveyaw is survived BY
one sister, Miss Ann Farnsworth. OF this
village and daughter. Mrs. w. o.
Warner with whom she lived.-Hsnry
Duso is out after a severe attack OF ths
mumps.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Powers were IN
bakersfield Monday to attend the funera
| Of Albert Rice, an uncle of Mr.. Powers's-
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