Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-10
ENOSBURG FALLS

Prof J. NJ. Barker left here Monday
on Ids return to his home in Newton
Mass, going by way of Campton, y. H.,
where he will visit his fruit farm-F. II.
Ovitt was at his home here from St. AL
oans over Sunday. He is one Of the jurors
The condition of j. NJ. Young, who has
been i'll for four weeks, remains about
the same--L A. Depaue continues to
show improvement-Mis Edith Pratt is
confined to the house with all attack of
the grip, j. \. Harvey has been assist
ing lin the bank during her abscnce.-D
jasmine has moved into the tenement Of
T. f. Greenwood Prof. j. NJ Barker of
Boston University was with the family of
NJ. r. Perley over Sunday. Miss stella
Redmond is recovering from an attack of
neuritis-Miss sara +. Graves Of Water
bury arrived in town Saturday evening
to visit her cousin, Miss Belle c. Stone
e. =. ellison Of Rutland, who was in
town Friday. Is treasurer of the board
Of trustees of the Vermont diocese AMI
made Il transfer Of the W. H. McAlnstcr
farm to Farral < IIayes--F. L. Kenfield
has closed the trade with G. L. and f.. I.
Spear of Rebor and Rome, y Y, and
decided the sawmill near East Enosburg
to them, giving immediate possession: con-
sidcration, s7,5c).-Miss Diantha Walker.
who has lived with her nephew, d T..
Houghton, beyond West Enosburg. died
Friday of pneumonia. The funeral was
held at two o'clock Sunday, the Rev. II
A. Jones OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sahouiin died
At 2:25 o'clock Saturday afternoon after
lingering Illness with tuberculosis aged
30 years. He is survived by his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 2. Sabourin. living near
West EnoshurE, with whom he had made
his home for several months past, also a
wife and son, Kenneth Clyde, seven
months OF age two brothers, Guy and
Howell, and two sisters, Florence and
May. The funeral was held from St
John the Baptist Church in this village
Tuesday, the Rev. G. H. L'Ecuyer officiat-
ing.-Witur Y. Handy Of the University
Of Vermont was with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Yaw. over Sunday
Joshua McNulty and Miss Jessie Mills
| were married Monday afternoon at the
1 home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Alfred Mills, the Rev. L. A. Legg officiat-
| Ing. They were attended by Leonard Nc
| Nulty of Burlington, a brother of the
groom, and Miss Ethel Mills a sister o,
the bride. They We're the recipients of
many and beautiful presents. Afte,
spending a few days in Burlington they
! will set up housekeeping in j. II, Blair's
( tenement. Mr., McNulty is employed by
| the Federal Packing company.-Miss Eva
| Hadd OF East Berkshire, who has been ii
| charge of the two croft children, who
| were isolated in two rooms at the Quincy
! when Mrs. Croft and son were sent to tn,
| isolation house, came down with scarlet
! fever Monday and that night were taker
! TO the isolation house, where the Oldest
! Croft child and r. W. David are i'll viii
| the disease. Miss Winnifred Carpcntel
| returned to Middebury high school Tues
| day.-Miss Lillian Mcleod was In toWr
! Monday looking after the household good.
! OF her brother G. H Mcleod, which are
| being shipped to Hardwick whore Mr.
/ Mcleod is treasurer of the Granite Saw.
r ings hank.-Mrs. ;. &. Towle and son
Donald. returned from BratUeboro Fri
day. where Mrs. ToWlc was called 10y the
/ Illness Of the boy, who was ATTENDING
: school at the Aust.ne institute His con
dltlon Is much improved.-Oln Merrill re
turned Saturday after passing a week a
the Mclrosc. Mass. sanitarium, where
Mrs Merrill Is staying.-Mr. and Mrs. a
F. Croft are visiting their daughter, Mrs
/ Pease in Nashua, y II.