Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENSoBURG FALLS.
| Mr. and Mrs w. S. Judd took an auto |
mobile trip through the islands Wednes- |
day and Thursday Rockwell Brown of
Billings, Mont, visited his brother. DR.. !
/ VI Brown, Wednesday. W. Il. |
| Feltus and two children, Ronald and |
Lillian, of Stanstead, Que, are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver. |
! in North Enosburg. Miss Lillian Hoga- |
boom of Boston is also visiting her moth |
er, Mrs, Joseph Oliver.-E. II. Sheldon is |
associated with E M. Mitchell since Sep
TENDER / in the automobile supply bust |
ness-Nearly 10 of the friends of Repre-
sentative Farrar attended his annual bee
tree party in the woods about two miles
south of the village Wednesday.-A sur
prise parcel shower was given Miss Ruth
Gilbar Thursday evening at the double
home of her sisters, Mrs. r. A., and Mrs.
u. G. Latham on Pleasant street in honor
| of her approaching marriage to Otis
Kng.-An outdoor corn roast with Win
throp Hubbell Wednesday evening by
some Of his school friends, Miss Squires
as chaperon, was so much nterfered with
by outside parties that Sheriff Croft was
finally summoned to keep the peace.
Francs Mssier and Miss Lillian Valley
of East Franklin were married Tuesday
Sept, g. in St Johns Baptist Church,
the Rev. G. L. L'Ecuyer officiating Pc
ter Larose was best man and Miss Pa
bridesmaid-A case of abject destitu1
ton was brought to the notice Of the
Rev. John Wriston, and investigated
Thursday, when woman named
Smith was found living in the house on
Mill hill with three children without a
sign of chair or table or piece of bed
, ding of any kind. The woman is the aunt
of the children, whose father Is named
Carter. They came here from Burling
ton about three weeks ago and claim the
destitution Is owing to n fire in that city.
Their pressing needs have been relieved,
At the meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary society held with Mrs.
J. NJ. Jeffords Sept. 10 the following
officers were elected President. Mrs.
=, Martha Draper vice-president, Mrs A.
L. Gleaso recording secretary, Mrs. b.
+. McFeoters: corresponding secretary,
Mrs G. l.. Ovitt: treasurer, Mrs. O. w.
Holden, superintendent Of Standard Bear
ers Mrs. II. F. Kimball; superintendent
4 of Kings Heralds. Miss Ruth Draper SUI
perintendent of Light Bearers, Mrs. II, A.
- Fairbanks; program committee, Mrs. j.
+ NJ Jeffords delegates to the branch meet
ing to be held in Maiden, Mass, Octo-
d Der 6 to Q, Mrs o. Merrill. Mrs. J. r..
d Kimbal. 1t was voted to hold the recep-
!, ton for the Light Bearers and Kings
n Herads Saturday, September o..
r. The DIST annuar convention OF the
= Franklin County Sunday School associa-
- ton will be held in the Methodist Church
l. in this village Friday.-The Enosburg
y Falls Mill company has completed repairs
g on it's mill purchased of r. II. Arm
e strong and will start as soon as the wa
If ter supply increases. The river is very
s. low at this point.-Kimball's orchestra
furnished music Friday evening for an
entertainment in Samsonville given by
the L. V. l. s. Of that place.-M p.
,e Perey and family returned from Crown
~ Point Saturday evening, having passed
- Friday night at Thompson's Point His
a SON. ]. Kent Perley, who is with the
+e Citizens Telephone company in Morris
st VILE. passed the weekend here.-W. j
IL Thayer returned from Worcester Mass.
is Sunday-Miss Dorothy Farrar and Mrs
Id IT, c. Hadd have returned from High
gate Springs where they have been fol
two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Roger:
of Cabot, who were with them, are II
ie town for a few days.-Miss Helena Car
n penter has been with her parents a few
N days since coming from the Blue Birt
- Camp at East Berkshire, where sh
d. has been during the vacation PERIOD
IL Mrs j. H. Reauac is in Long Cove, Me.
y where her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Small
ST ley, IL ill.--Clark Brown Of Hartford
a. Conn, is visiting his father, c. r. Brown
= -Four automobiles and several carriage
ne carried the visitors from Martha Wash
al lngton Chapter, o. +, s.. to Frelighsburl
ne Friday evening, where they were enter
he tanned by Maple Leaf Chapter.-Mrs.
I. E. Derby died Sunday evening in tn
M Sherwood sanltarium in st. Adams. wher
f'S she was taken last week
es H. e. Domino of Samsonville met wit
~ an accident while ON his way to thi
y" village by automobile Thursday Whe
o' making the hill this side of Frank Blair
n residence the machine. In an unaccount
= able manner. ran up the bank and over
- turned. Mr., Domino was somewha
H. bruised. one wheel of the machine wa
ue completely smashed.-Mrs. e. j. Parme
ny lee Is at the State fair this week. wher
B' she Is assisting In the State w C. r. L
ay work-Seymour n. Howe OF Plattsburg
rs S in town. He formerly lived near Mort
-er Enosburg.-Mrs, Bertha Marsha has re
ID turned from weeks visit in Burline
ng ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gushing an
of phu,r >tarior Of Ct Albans are In tow
N Mrs II. W. Smith and daughter haV
n.y. returned to Burlington after visit I
Ill Mrs Smiths sister. Mrs. III. b. Farrar'-
RS Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. Rogers of Cabot, wh
In have been visiting Mrs Rogers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cassidy, at the Ger
ter, were in this village Monday an
Tuesday, when Mr.. Rogers visited tn
"n high school of which he was formerl
err the principal The body of Mrs. b, !
he Derby was brought here from st. A
SO bans Monday afternoon, There VIII I
ar prayer at the home on Pearl stree
asst this morning at nine o'clock and III
ng body will be taken to Mortified. M
ab former home where the funeral and bu
he ial will take place.
rs NJ p. Perley left Wednesday for Boz
a ton by automobile, His son. Kent, a
vas companied him from Morrisville. The
lah will visit the cranberry Dogs on Car
is Cod, several OF which the New Engar
raj Fruit company. of which Mr.. Perley
lay the president, own and on which the picl
I'll. ing Is in progress Napoleon Miller nj
os- gran dson, Charles Henry have opened
ers market on Depot street which was 70
Mr.. merly operated by the late Peter Blair.
ter, lMr. and Mrs. L. c. Kendall and daught