Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
ENOSBURC FALLS.

George Boutelle of Bakersfield has
purchased a Ford car.-George Wallace
of Gardner, Mass, is visiting his son.
f. d. Wallace.-Dr. and Mrs A. r. Bell
left Saturday for a week in Boston
where their daughter Miss Bessie Bell
is to graduate from the Emerson School
of Oratory. Mrs. n. F. Hamilton of
Richford accompanied them.-Mrs. n
Nj. Baker of Montclair y. j., is visiting
her daughter, Miss Theta Baker.-The
high school team got shut-out in
Bakersfield Saturday by Brigham Acad-
envy, score 10 to o. Among those who
went from here to witness the game was
A. w. Woodwork, who passes his 90th
milestone this week.-Carroll Judd,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs w S.
Judd, is seriously i'll with the measles
Mrs. Mary Watson, who has been con-
fined for a few weeks with the measles
in the home of A. w. Woodwork, Is
improving. Her sister. Miss Hammel of
Morrsville, is visiting her.-An automo-
bile party consisting of Mrs. Sarah
Laflame, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Lafame,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Laname went to
Montgomery Saturday forenoon to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Mitchell Demar
Mr. and Mrs. Raney Duso also attend
ed.-Mrs NJ. p. Benson and daughter
Miss Carrie. and son, Paul. went to
Manchester Saturday on an extended
VISIT. a. Gibson was called to East
Berkshire Friday to attend the funeral
of Dennis Lahea.
At the annual meeting of Martha
Washington Chapter, o. Z. s., Wednes-
elected: Worthy matron, Mrs. D. NJ.
Rose worthy patron, f. w. Wallace;
associate matron, Miss Edith Pratt; sec
rotary, Mrs. j. r. Cassidy; treasurer,
Mrs. Oln Merrill; conductress, Mrs. Ber-
tina Stafford associate conductress, Miss
Linnie Budd; Ada, Miss Annie Merrill;
Ruth, Miss Cora Orr: Esther, Mrs. Giles
Sayles; Martha Miss Ruth Draper;
Electa, Mrs Elizabeth Thomas; Warder
Mrs. Lucy McFeeters; sentinel. D. w.
Ames; chaplain, Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks;
marshal, Mrs Beatrice Bromley; pianist.
Mrs. II. S. Springer: assistant pianist,
Mrs. Glenna Mears.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Woman's Auxiliary. held with
Mrs. L. c. Kendall. Wednesday, April
80, the following officers We're elected ::
ident, Mrs. r. j. Mears; secretary, Mrs.
j.. II. Mears; treasurer, Mrs C. L.
Marsh; assistant treasurer, Mrs. f. j.
Tyler; collector of general fund, Mrs. j.
o. Kimball; collector of united Offering,
Mrs, c. l.. Marsh.
H. NJ Larose of Freighsburg, Que.
has moved his family into tenement
of A. II. Manley on Pearl street.-Mr
and Mrs. Lyman Gilbert. who have been
spending the winter In the South, arrived
in town Thursday. -Arrangements have
been completed for Memorial Sunday and
Decoration day by the officers Of Pixley
Post The Rev. f.. L. Vradenburg will
deliver the Memorial sermon In opera
hall Sunday afternoon. May rs. George
M. Hogan of st. Adams is to be speaker
on Decoration day, Music on both days
will be furnished by double male quar-
tette under direction OF w. II. Yaw
News has been received here of the
death in silver Spring. Md, of Mrs.
Laura (WaiD Chaffee, wife of James
H. Chaffee-Mr, and Mrs. Chaffee owned
and lived on a farm in the eastern part of
this town for about 50 years. and later
lived I'm this village for a time, For the
past few years they have been with their
daughter, Mrs. Irving S. Woodruff, of Sill
yer Spring. Md. a suburb Of Washing
ton. d. C. Mrs. Chaffee was the daugh-
ter of william w. and Lois QulD Wait.
She was born in Fairfield October 80,
1894. and was therefore Is years old She
was married to Mr.. Chaffee, March s,
1857. Besides her husband. she is sur
lv "a
of worcester, Mass; and four daugh-
ters, Mrs, L. H. Scott, Mrs. Emma II.
sherwood, of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. l..
W. Pennington of Springfield, Mass.
and Mrs. Woodruff III. ~, pa"d nassad