Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
ENOSBURC FALLS

Professor j. NJ. Barber of Boston occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodist Church
Sunday morning Miss Matilda St Ger
main has entered the employ of Rose d
Tyler, printers.-C. II. Abel was in St AL
bans Friday to attend meeting of the
directors If the Sheldon poor farm. Enos-
burg had eight inmates at the time of the
fire. Miss Stanwood is staying in the
home of the Hon. r. Smith and Mrs. b.
H. Goodsel has taken three others. Two
are with friends near West Enosburg ana
one with relatives in Berkshire.-The
Rev c. II. Smith. superintendent of Yer
mont AntI-Saloon League, spoke at a
union service in the Methodist Church
Sunday evening Mrs f.. J. Parmelee
sustained serious injury Thursday when
she fell on the Ice nearly in front of her
own home on Orchard street, fracturng
the large bone Of the right forearm and
dlslocatng her right wrist. She is doing
as well as could be expected.-J. W. Fos-
ter has moved from a tenement of Mrs
Darrah's on Bismark street to the Head
tenement on Pearl street-Misses Ella
Fairbanks and Ardell Libbey, who are
teaching in Sheldon, were at their homes
here over Sunday. Lee Slater was in
the home of +. NJ Carpenter over Sun
day.-Miss Lois Redmond of Newport a
teacher in the Nail school at Lyndon, was
guest of Miss Theta Baker Saturday.
Mrs A. j, Woodward died Sunday at
100 O'Clock after an illness of about As
hours with pneumonia. Mrs. Woodward
who was in her DIST year, Is survived by
her husband. one daughter. Mrs. f. /.
kenfield. and two sons, Arthur of Poueh-
keepsie " Y, and Roy, who lived at
home: also two sisters, Mrs. Hayden GIL
bert of Bakersfield and Mrs William Aus
tin of sheldon and a brother, Charles
Smith of Sheldon The funeral was
held from the home Wednesday at ten
O'Clock with burial at the Center-J. l.
Slater left here Monday for his home in
West Point H.. after few days here
The Rev ]. l.. Ratk,. left Tuesday after
noon for Boston by way OF St. Johns
bury.
Jonathan Towle died Monday evening
in his Sith year. He had been in falling
health for some years and had Il final ILL
ness of nearly three months, during which
time Mrs. Towle had passed away. His
entire life had been spent near here, he
having moved to this village about %
years ago from his farm in South Frank
lin. which he soon after sold to his two
sons, George and Guy Towle Four
daughters also survive, Mrs. c. H. Welch
and Miss Laura of this place, Mrs Allen
Draper of North Sheldon and Mrs An
drew Cotton Of Everett, Mass, who has
also been with him several weeks. The flu
neral was held at the house Tuesday at
100, tho Rev. II, A. Legg officiating
Mr.. Towlo had held many town offices,
havin represented Franklin. He had also
been prominent In the councils of the
Prohibition party and a candidate on its
ticket for various Offices He was n life
long member of the Methodist Church
and was n steward of the church here
and during his active life always fore
most in every good work.-Mrs. Selma
Mason returned to Burlington Monday
after a few days here-Leo Lafiey,
Youngest son of c. d. Laney, returned
Monday from Springfield, Mass, where
he had been with his sister since receiv-
inc his discharge from the navy, in which
he enlisted a few months ago. He was
discharged for deafness caused by con-
cussion from the discharge OF the large
guns of the Hartford to which he was
assigned,
The ladies' of St. John the Baptist
Church will serve a supper in Foresters
hail Monday evening to be followed by
a card party-The Springer Kimball Con-
cert company, with Glenn w. Douglass.
reader. and Miss Fanny Fish. whistler
soloist. will give concert In Opera hall
Monday evening The ice on the rink on
Athletic field has been In excellent con-
ALTON for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
n Budd, who came here from Springfield,