Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
ENOSBURG FALLS.

John l.. Kellogg. who in his day was n
leading citizen of this town. died Thurs
day morning at seven O'Clock of a gen
eral breakdown following Il shock suf-
fered about two years ago. Mr.. Kellogg
was 81 years of age and lived with his
brother-in-law, r. y. Rublec. The fun
eral was held from the home Saturday
at ten o'clock, the Rev. f. ID. Miller
officiating. Burial was in Main street
cemetery beside his wife. who died in
April. l9lo.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kelly
announce the marriage of their daughter
Flossie, to Ernest Huh of Fairfield,
which will take plac, Wednesday, No
vember =. at one o'clock.
Among those reported to have secured
deer in this vicinity during the first day
We're Eugene Hart and Maurice bolton;
the second day, Fred Page, 4, l.. stan
ton and Max Hugaboam.-T Equal
Franchise league will meet with Mrs. ].
NJ. Jeffords Tuesday evening An inter.
estng program has been provided Miss
Mary Stratten is at the Sherwood sani-
tarium in St. Adams, recovering from an
operation performed the first of last
week. Her condition is favora BILE for
speedy recovery.C. Fl. Stratten, carrier
on rural route 4. has been having few
days vacation. b. r. McFectcrs a substl-
tute carrier, worked the route during his
absence.-Mss Dorothy Farrar of the
state university was at her home here
over Sunday The seniors had prom
enade in Foresters hall Friday evening.
kimballs orchestra furnished music
Mrs Emily Forsythe returned from ct.
Adams Thursday evening. her daughter,
Mrs W. s Hutchinson, being much i'm
proved in condition.
f. S. Clark of St. Adams was a guest
Of Mrs. VI. p. Chaffee over Sunday.-W.
Fl. Kimball was in ST. Adams over Sun
Gay.-Mrs. F. r. Fulington is recovering
from a weeks illness A. w. Fad
den left Friday for her home in Spring
field. Mass. Mrs. May Mitchell has re-
turned from a weeks visit in Montpelier
The Catholic bazaar opens in Foresters
hall Thursday and will continue four
days. Thursday evening there will be
a chicken-pie supper served. Friday and
Saturday evenings entertainments will be
siven.-The six hunters who went to Bel
videre returned without any game.
A. Harvey. who Is having his vacation
from the office of the DR.. b. j. Kendall
company, ~ sptHuiHS II part OF IL AT MS
old home in Newfane.--Mrs Lizzie Sher-
man left Tuesday for Mt. Vernon ~ H..
after several weeks spent in the home
of NJ. p Perley She will pass week
in Waterbury on her way.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
teachers of the high and graded schools
was held Monday evening A paper was
read by Miss Clelland on How 70
Teach. How to study" Superintendent
and Mrs Wallace and Mrs Pomeroy
were present.-Mrs. r. NJ. Patten and
the home Of DR.. r. Fl. Brown. Tuesday.
r.. s. Hallock, who is recovering from
his recent illness. was in Richmond Tues
day.-Mrs j. G. Gaines and son, Robert,
went to Cambridge Tuesday for a few
days.-Mr and Mrs. F. g. Sheldon OF
Swanton and Mrs. Sheldons mother.
Mrs. A. J. Pomeroy of East Fairfield,
were In the home of w. II, Kimball.
Tuesday and Wednesday. E. E.
Beatty returned Tuesday from a stay
Of few weeks In st. Adams hospital,
following an operation.-L w. Gardner
and S. c. Towle. with Max brennan Of
days hunting deer.-Mrs. r. De Mars
and Mrs +. S. Rogue OF East Berkshire
were in town Tuesday.-A linen shower
party was given Miss Bell I,afey Tues
day evening at the home of Henry Bean
in honor of her approaching marriage
TO Fred A. Jacobs. which will be solemn
ICED In st. John the Baptist Church Mon
day morning.