Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-20
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Miss Lena Kimball is at her home
here for the Easter vacation from her
duties as musical instructor in a schoo'
for the blind In New York city Mrs.
NJ. 6. Cramton IS seriously Ill with pne"-
monia,-An alarm Sunday evening got
out two of the hose companies to witness
the chimney on l.. j. Archambault
house burn out in a spectacular manner
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chamberlin ar
rived in town Saturday. Mr. Chambcrlin
is to resume his former position with the
Federal Packing company.-Mr. Phillips
of Montpelier representing the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company. was in
town Thursday and adjusted part of tho
losses by the fire of March o Mrs Ber-
tina saffords claim was allowed at $l.40o
on the house. Mr.. Tracy on his house
hold goods was allowed $+ii. f. w. SAT-
ford's claim, who carried 500 on furnish
irgs of the studio. was not adjusted. His
claim was considered excessive in view
Of the fact that some of his goods mad
been removed -Thomas Tassie has re-
signed the position he has had in the
harness shop of w. V. Phelps e Co Fred
Blair has been promoted to foreman and
William Cook has entered their employ
-Myron Tracy, who was living in the
house of Mrs. Bertha Safford's which
was burned March ., has moved his
family to the tenement of b. O, Stone on
South Main street.
II. |. Draper OF Berkshire was a bust
ness visitor in town MONDAY He re-
ceived the congratulations on the birth of
a daughter Sunday evening. Mother and
child are doing fnely.--Forrest Stone is
at home from the Vail Agricultural
School, which has been closed on account
of a case of scarlet fever.-The board of
selectmen at meeting in the town
clerks Office Monday closed a deal for
new road machine.-OWing to the ILL
ness of the teacher, Miss Squires, there
was no school in the grammar grade
room Monday.-The ice left the river here
Saturday evening No damage was done
Miss Aura Kendall is recovering slow
~ at the home of her uncle, V. a. Irish,
from an operation performed several
weeks ago at the st. Adams hospital
Leon Jacobs. who has been in the employ
of the Wachusetts Creamery company
for a few years, has resigned his posi-
ton and entered the employ of T.. +.
Greenwood w. NJ. Hll of Bakers
field was guest Sunday of Mrs. W. II.
perkins.--A letter received from the Rev.
w. ]. Clark OF St Clond, Fla, tells of
improved health since going South. Mr..
Clark was a former pastor OF the Bap-
list Churches in this town ana resigned
last summer on account OF a persistent
throat troublc,-James Hanno of High
Eate. who was moving MS nay press from
Richford to the A L Wiley farm near
South Franklin Saturday, broke an axle
near the creamery of +. II. Thayer <
company and was Obliged to leave the
rig there until Monday afternoon,-Dr. c.
+. Dalton of the State board of health,
was In town Monday going to West Berk-
shire, where there was a case that was
pronounced to be a mild case of small
poX.
An exercise. The Message of Light"
is to be rendered under the direction of
the Sunday school of the Methodist
Church Sunday evening 1t is of the
nature of Livingstone centennial
There is not a case of smallpox in or near
this village In spite of many reports to the
contrary. DR., Dalton in his recent visit
could learn nothing to warrant any ac-
ton by the health ofiiCials-Milo Morri-
son of Boston who lives with his uncle
T.. c. Kendall near South Franklin fell
from a loaded wagon Tuesday and cut
his head badly so that the doctor found it
necessary to take several stitches to close
the wound He Is doing as well as could
he wished