Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-26
ENosBURG FALLS.

AA0
Mrs. w. r. Parker, formerly Of this
place, Is reported as seriously III at the
home Of her brother, w. f.. Pearson. In
Burlington.-E. X. Stanley has resumed
work In the store Of Il. r.. Greenwood
after nearly two weeks absence with the
mumps.-Carroll Crainton, who has been
assisting In Mr.. Greenwood's store. Ia
III with a severe cold.-Mitchell Boisseau
received a severe scalp wound Tuesday
while telling trees. Several stitches were
necessary to close it.-Jerry NJ. Race OF
Sheldon and Rita Bingham OF Highgate
were married Dec. II by the Rev. +. d.
Miller at the rectory.-Forrest Stone re-
turned from the Lyndonv.l lie school Thurs
day evening to pass the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Stone.-Miss
Ethel Mitchell of Warren is with her
mother. Mrs. May Mitchell, for a few
weeks.-Miss Elizabeth Kimball of the
hannah Moore school Of Rierstown, Md,
Is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Kimball. for the holidays-Merrill
Blair of Boston is visiting his father.
j. II. Blair.-Frank Colcord of Bos-
ton Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Il. Colcord. In South Franklin
Misses Hazel Kimball and Dorothy Farrar
are at home from University of Vermont
for the holidays.-H. r. Kimball. who
has been recovering from an Illness of
a few weeks, suffered a relapse Friday
while in the First National bank. Of
which he Is cashier. DR.. Brown was sum
moned and he was removed to his home.
His condition is considered hopeful for
recovery.-Carleton Smith of Northamp-
Ton, Mass, Is passing a weeks vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. J.
Smith.-Hrs. Lucy Towle Dunton of
kecne. n. H.. is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Towle. during the holt
days.
Mrs. Johnothan Towle died Sunday
morning at eleven O'clock after an cx-
tended Illness with heart trouble com-
| plicated at the last with Indigestion. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at one
o'clock, the Rev. l.. A. Legg officia ting,
with burial at South Franklin. Mrs.
Towle, who was in her BIRD year Is sur
vived by her husband. who Is still very
i'll. a daughter, Miss Laura Towle; two
sisters. Mrs. c. A. Stevens Of Burlington,
and Mrs. A.. +. Draper of Morrisvllle
! and one brother, C. II. WEIGH of this
place.-Miss Lena Kimball Of New York
is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~.
Kimball. for the holidays. Misses Helena
Carpenter. Charlotte Jenne and Florence
hseltlne of Middlebury College and Win.
n fred Carpenter of Mddlebury high
:, hool are at home for the h~Olid1Ys-
Miss Joanna d. Croft. in charge Of nor
NAL work in Burlington high school. Is
with her parents for Christmas. She
goes to Boston to-day. whore she
viii pass the remainder of the holiday
season.-Miss Phoebe Towle of the Bur
lington high schooi and w. NJ. Towle of
Clarkson Technical Institute, Potsdam,
n. Y. passed Christmas with their
brother, H.. w. Towle-Harvey L'Ecuyer
of st. Adams is visiting his brother. the
Rev. G. l.. L'Ecuycr.-Misses Helen S.et-
son, Hildreth Orr and Katherine Kimball
nave returned from St. Lawrence Hall.
Canton. n. Y. to their home: for the
holiday vacation.
Mr.. Putnam. who with his son-in-
law, farms A. p. Leach's home farm
sustained a compound fracture of the
left fore arm and a dislocation of the
chow Saturday morning while Telling
trees in the woods. DR.. Abel, who
was called, accompanied him to st
Adams. where the arm was put in
shape. They returned the same even.
ing.-C. NJ. Armstrong returned Tues
day from an extended trip on husi-
ness through the south.-C. n. punton
Of Keene, n, H.. is at II. w. Towles'
for a few days, where Mrs. Dunton has
been for the past week.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Towle in
South Franklin. Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. II L. Towie are with their
daughter. Mrs. l. II. Pomeroy, for
Christmas.-Miss Anna Brady of Bak-
erstield was a guest over sunday OF
her cousin. Miss Maria Brady.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. r. Kenfeld have moved 10
North Enosburg, where they will make
a home for their son, Royce, whose
wife recently died,-Mrs. w, C. Me
A~llister and two children returned
Monday evening from a few weeks
visit to her parents and friends near
New York city-i1arl c. Mofatt OF
Portland. Maine, who was visiting his
parents In East Berkshire. was In town
Monday with his mother, Mrs. O.. $.
Moffatt.-D, II. Bailey. superintendent
of the light and water department. is
at his home In Newbury for a few
days.
tHilStluds was generally observed by
the closing of most Of the business
places including the banks. and the post
office except at mail hours.-The Rev. l..
\. Legs Is arranging for a watch night
service and If present plans carry
through there will be services in the
church, from nine to IL. There will be
two periods of preaching with the Rev.
w. g. Duteshire using one and a social
hour between.-Eugene L.. Eddy of shore
ham was a guest in the home of f.. NJ.
Carpenter over Christmas.-May Kimhall
of Natick. Mass, and Miss Alma KIM
ball OF Boston are with their mother,
Mrs. Sarah Kilmball, for the holidays
Miss Bessie Bell of Boston and Athol
Eel OF Barre are with their parents,
of Burlington is with his family here
for a few days.-Mr, and Mrs. John
O'Brien and little child of St. Adams
are staying a few days In the home of
Mr.. O'Erien's father. Jack O'Brien.-C.
X, T.. Best is at home for the HOLIDAYS.
}. George Gaines is out after his at
tack OF mumps.-W. II. Kimball was in
East Fairfield Nedncsday.-Mr. and Mrs.
H.. A. Giddings passed Christmas in Rich
ford.-Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Stafford and
daughter are visiting In the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. II. d. Kidder.
BEAVER.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Bessette have n
son, born December l9.-Mr. and Mrs. G
w. Craft returned from Randolph Tues