Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-24
ENoSBURG FALLS.

The Rev. Z. A. LeFg suffered a return
of his bronchial difficulty Thursday sim
liar to that which caused him to take a
vacation during May of last year. This
rendered It impracticable for him to
preach more than once on Sunday. The
omission Of the Sunday evening service
was a disappointment of his friends in
the Baptist Church, where plans had
been made to omit the service in their
church and join with the Methodist in
la farewell. The family left for
their new field in Daniolson, Conn, Tues
day.-MIr. and Mrs. NJ p. Perley and
daughter. Miss Katherine. left Saturday
for a few weeks absence, which will be
chiefly passed at the New England SAM
tarium In Melrose, Mass. He was to at
tend the annual meeting of the New
England Fruit company in Boston Mon
day, of which he is treasurer.-Miss
Lillian Kendall. who has been teaching
In Montreal the past year, is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.. Kendall, on
Maple Park, the school year having closed.
L. L. Marsh is moving his family to the
house of Mrs. Mary Chadwick on st. AL
bans street-Mrs. Hattie Nichols and
granddaughter, Miss Ruth Nichols, re-
turned from California Friday. They
were met in ST. Adams Thursday night by
Mrs. Nichols son-in-law d. f. Woodward,
who accompanied them here. Her son,
George l.. Nichols, and the other daughter,
Mrs. f. F.. Perley, met the party here
and passed the day with them.-J. a. Glib
son was IN Sheldon Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. NJ. =. Moore of Fair
field, which was held from the Methodist
Church in the first named village. p. G.
Hammond and +. R. Towle Of Franklin
were in town Friday.-M. Z. Perley, adj
ministrator of the estate of the late j. r
Stone of East Berkshire. recently sold
for n nominal consideration to Mrs. F.
Nj. Stone of East Berkshire the house in
that place for so many years occupied by
the family.-At the annual meeting of
Lincoln Lodge, +. & A. NJ, an appropria-
ton from the treasury was made for the
food sufferers, which will be sent
through Masonic channels.-Miss Flora
Lafey, who has been in st. Adams four
weeks recovering from an operation, re-
turned Saturday, accompanied by her
father, H.. l.. Lafley.-Fay Duffy, who
clerks for w. f. Mitiguy & company, has
been guaranteed 10 days on account of
having been exposed to scarlet fever,
His place has been taken by his brother.
Floyd Duffy, who had not been exposed.
Those who have been down with the dis
ease are all doing we'll and will De out
soon.-Mr. and Mrs. o. Merrill returned
Saturday evening from Melrose, Mass,
where Mrs. Merrill has been for several
weeks taking treatment in the New Eng
Ian sanitarium.-Miss Theta Baker does
not regain sufficient strength to enable
her to resume her position in the school.
Miss Annie Merrill Is continuing to sub
stitute.
Oliver Hutchins. who with Mrs.
Hutchins has had a home with his
daughter, Mrs. V. A. James, on Maple
Park, was taken ill and died after two
days at the home of a daughter in West
Derby, where he had been staying a few
weeks, of acute Indigestion. The body
was brought here Monday and buried in
the family lot in Missisquoi cemetery,
the Rev. f. p. Miller conducting the
commitment services.-Nhs w. +. Tatro
of Bordoville and Miss ". l.. sinner of
Claremont, N. H., were in town Mon
day.-Mrs. II. c. Hadd has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for an extended stay.
E' "a l'ESNN nv WIN
his family herc.-Miss Marybelle Nc
Feeters, principal of Highgate high
school, was with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McFeeters, over Sunday
Mrs. D. ~ Croft and daughter. Thelma
May, have been visiting Mrs, Croft's
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Brill, in
Franklin n few days.-Mrs. Maria
.Thayer, who has been with Mrs. l.. S.
n,,,, cI,ort tim. ont FH,oglay TO
st. Johnsbury.-At the meeting of
Lafayette Chapter. r. \. NJ. Monday
evening the following officers were elect
ed: Excellent high priest, r. ]. Mears;
king, j. o.. Kimball; scribe. w. r. Nc
Feeters; treasurer, j. H.. Burns; secre-
tary. G. II. Stratton; captain of the host,
f.. ]. Tyler; principal sojourner, j. NJ
Young; royal arch captain, G. IL. Whit
comb; master of first veil, w. f.. Gibson;
master of second veil. j. e. Weld: mas
ter of third veil, j. G. Gaines; tyler, A.
]. Croft: finance committee. f. ]. Tyler,
IT, II. Mears, f. H.. Brown.-Raymond
Benoit is moving his mother. Mrs. d.
A. Benoit. into the house of G.. Garrow's
which he has been remodelling.-samuel
Rushlow is moving his family from the
fa RIM of the late w. II. McAllister, re-
Gently purchased ny rarrar N hdS'S W
a tenement of George Erwins In the
wostorn reserve.-George w. Mont
gomery, who has been visiting in Grove
ton. n. H, and other places since last
July. came Tuesday to visit his brother
r. W. Spicer.
Gu,lford Leach recently returned from
New York, where he went with three val
uable horses belonging TO Abram Strauss
of Essex Junction
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