Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
ENOSBURC FALLS

The conditions of Miss Theta Baker,
high school assistant, does not i'm
prove so as to admit of her Attempting
to continue the work the balance of the
year She has remained at her oardng
place in the family of {. II. Abel, hoping
to regain her strength She has resigned
the position and the committee Is looking
for a successor Harold j. Sherman and
Miss Julia Barlow, both of Bakersfield,
were married at seven oCock Wednesday
April 9 at the Methodist parsonage 10y
the Rev. Glenn Douglass of Bakersfield.
After a short wedding journey they will
make their home with the parents of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. sherman
The team of l.. l.. Marsh, loaded with
corn, baked on the crossing just as the
morning train pulled in April g.
Prompt action on the part of bystanders
caused the train to slow and the team
barely cleared the track in time to avert
trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltine and
daughter, Miss Esther of Burlington are
visiting in town.-A daughter, Margret
Elizabeth, was born to Mr.. and Mrs j.
NJ Young Wednesday.--An alarm of fire
was sounded Thursday for a fire in the
dwelling of A. $. Armstrong on South
Main street, The paper pasted over
1ue stopper took fire from an overheated
chimney and communicated to goods in a
closet and caused a lot of smoke, which
was eXtingushed with little damage
Miss Ethel Waldron left about four
weeks ago to visit her father in STRAIT
ford. While visiting en- route her sister.
Miss Efie, in HardwCk, the latter was
injured by falling downstairs and Miss
Ethel has remained with her during her
recovery, which Is progressing favorably.
Mrs. Emily Kendall arrived in town
from California April 7, where she hos
been nearly two years with her daugh-
ter Mrs w. H. Noble. with her daugh-
ter. Miss Aura Kendall. who has been re-
covering from an operation, they have
moved into rooms in their old home, cor
Ner South Main and St. Adams Streets
An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed on Miss Lucy Hall at her home on
School street Thursday.
Miss Ruth Draper has returned after an
absence Of several weeks visiting in Mas
sachusetts and Pennsylvania.-The COM
mittee made arrangements for school
to begin Tuesday with Miss Annie
Merrill as substitute teacher. 1t is prob
able that Miss Theta Baker will recon-
slider her resignatlon.-Town schools
opened Monday with the following teach
ers: Miss Ethel Derby. Duffy Hill; Miss
Mary Chamberlain, East Fnoshurg; Miss
Grace Chaffee, Wright school Miss Agnes
Lefebvre, Hin West; Miss Elinor Duffy,
Center school; Miss Mary Wilcox of Hud-
son Falls, n. Y, Samsonville; and Miss
Jessie Stewart of ST. Adams, the Austin
SCHOOL,. w. Pomeroy passed Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Pomeroy
OF Franklin.-Thursday and Friday We're
good sap days and much good sugar was
| made. This run must bring the average to
| nearly the o-pound- to-a-tree mark.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Dunton of Keene, n H.
are visiting Mrs. Dunton's parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. H. W. Towle.-Mr. and Mrs c.
l.. Ov1tt were in Richford attending con.
ference over Sunday.-Misses Linnie Budd
and Blanche Cassidy visited in St. Adams
over Sunday.-Misses Louie Carpenter and
Laura Towle We're in attendance at con.
| ference over Sunday
The Rev. Il. A. Legg was transferred
to the New England southern conferenc,
at the recent session OF the Vernon
conference in Richford. He Will be sta
toned at Danielsonvlle, Conn. The NOV,
was made imperative by the condition o
| Mrs. Leggs health, which has been verJ
| precarious all the past winter. The new
pastor for the Methodist Church. the Rev
! John Weston. comes here from Orange
Mass.-George Phelps was with his mo
Their in East Highgate over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Gushing returned t
their home in St. Adams Monday, after .
few days with Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Nc
/ Feeters.-Mr, and Mrs. a. NJ. Asettn
Burlington Monday after several day
here.-John Branch, Jr,, passed Sunda
with his parents in st, Albans.-W. j
Thayer returned Monday from a bushes
trip to Montrcal.-The Rev. and Mrs
William Shaw and son, Francis, of Mont
friends here on their return from tn
conference.-the the seven years oil
son of l., A. Depatie, is III with tn
measles,A daughter, born to Mr. ar
! Mrs Arthur Duso Wednesday, April
died Sunday.-Kimball Brothers & con
pany have each received new Metze a,
tomobiles within a few days--Mr. an
t Mrs. T.. II. Sheldon returned from Ea
r Highgate Monday, where they had bee
a passing two weeks. They were accom-
. panied by Mrs. Sheldon's sister, Mis-
] Gladys Britch, who attends school her
4 The Misses Linnie Budd and Blancn
a Cassidy returned Monday from St. a