Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-30
ENOSBURG FALLS.

A company of Is members of Martha
Washington Chapter, O. $, visited
Weldon Chapter in st. Adams Friday
cveninS.-J II. Mears district deputy
grand patron of the grand lodge, headed
the delegation, which consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. II. :. Springer, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Pomeroy Miss Edith Pratt. Mrs.
II. b. Kimball, Mrs G. L. Sayles, Mrs f.
McFeeters, Mrs l.. S. Darrah, Mrs. II. II.
Budd Miss I.innie Budd. Mrs. w b.
Jolly, Miss Pearl Jolly, Mis- Effe Chad
hourn and Mrs II. W. Pratt.-The recent
item of the illness of Miss Helen Gre 'lton
Of Norwich University at her home here
was an error 1t Is her sister, Mrs. D.
w. Aines, who is i'll and now improving
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Burt of Burlington
were at Mrs Burt's fathers over sun
dav-A NJ. Aseltine returned to Burling-
ton Saturday after a few days herc.-C. l..
Ovitt left Saturday on business trip
to Roston.-E. l.. Gross is i'll at the home
of Mrs. |. II. Billado on School street
Mrs e J Taylor was in St. Adams Sat
urday
This week is 10 be the moving week for
those who rent farms. H. II. Mitchell Is
TO move from the Mrs. Sarah Kimbali
farm. "Maplelawn," 10 the Patrick Null
len farm. in berkshire. Marshall Good
hue goes from the r. G. Gallup farm at
North sheldon to that of Mrs. Sarah Kim
ball Mr. Gilbert comes from Fairfield
10 the Gallup place. r. IT, Armstrong
moves from this village TO the farm he
recently purchased In Johnson. George
Hogaboom moves from the w. b. Ladd
farm to Mr. Armstrong; plate w. j.
Jonac rnovns from of l., L. Marsh g
farms in Franklin to the w. b. Ladd
Farm W. e. Walbridge moves from one
of Mrs Estella Rublee's farms to the
L. l.. Marsh farm. W. ii. Kimball has
resigned his position in NJ, p. Perley &
company's store and will move to the va
Gated Rublee farms. D. Tracy is to
retire from the John Spooner farm and
his place will be taken by Lawson Rich
of this village Mr.. and Mrs, W, S,
Robbie of Bakersfield spent Sunday In
the family of their son, Fred w. Robe,
on Orchard street.-Miss Mary Squires
passed Sunday at her home in Rich
1nond.-All the teachers of the village
schools except Miss Brady, who attended
the state convention, went to Burlington
Monday intending to visit the schools
there and in Essex junction that day and
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Chamberlin re-
turned from Elicottville, n. Y, Satur-
day, where they were called few weeks
ago by the illness of Mr.. Chamberlin' :
mother and sister.-Mr. and Mrs. s. f.
Ames of Franklin, Que, are visiting In
the home of their son, ID. w. Ames-
John Campbell OF Springfield. Mass, Is
passing a week with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Angus Campbell-Mrs. C. w. Rich
, ardson and daughter, Miss Lillian Parme-
lee. of South Royalton were guests OF
Mrs Richardson's sister, Mrs, A. j. Cald-
well, over Sunday.-M. w Andrews OF
Burlington was in town Monday on his
return by automobile from Berkshire
where he passed STANDARDIZATION Ouch
arm is to move from the John Fish farm
at North Sheldon to the B. o. stone ten
ement on South Main street This tene-
1nent will be vacated by Myron Tracy
who Is to move to his farm In Berkshire
the old Thomas Green FARM w. Hath
away will move from the Forsythe farm