Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-28
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. f. d. Wallace died in Montreal
Saturday morning. She had been operat-
ed on Thursday for a stomach trouble and
had stood the shock quite as we'll as was
expected. From later developments, how
| ever. she could not rally. The body was
brought to the home here that evening.
! She Is survived by her husband a step
son, A. E. Wallace: two sisters, Mrs G.
Coon and Mrs, c. H. Stetson. and three
brothers, w. c. Cramton and NJ. G.. era M
ton, all of whom live in town, and Frank
Cramton of Lawrence, Mass-OScar l.
Rose has gone to Racine, Wis, where he
has employment in the "Waverly Lunch, :
owned by Stewart Chamberlin. formerly
of this toWn.-M. A. Aseltine went to Bur-
lington by automobile Friday, returning
Saturday evening with his sister. Miss
Florence Aseltlne, a student in Middlebury
College, who is passing a few days at
her home here.-Prof J. NJ. Barker left
Friday on his return to his home in West
Newton, Mass.-Mrs George Courser is
recovering from an accident which result
ed in the breaking OF a bone in her right
forearm.-H. B kimball, a mail agent
on the White River Junction Rlchford
route, spent last week with his parents
here
According to the report of the listers
of the town the grand list has been in
creased S32413 above that of last year.
The town school district gained s256. go to
Sc, 246 10 and Enosburg Falls corporation
gained 1913, being now S6,94l 9O.-Mnry
Elizabeth Stratton and Melvin Ferguson
Wright were married Wednesday May 20
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
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The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William Garner in the presence of
only the immediate families After a
short wedding trip they will make their
home In East Enosburg. Senator w p
Dillingham; has accepted the invitation
Of the Philemon club and will speak on
Immigration" in Foresters' hall Tues
day evening, June 3,-Mrs. Sarah Farms
worth who has been spending a few
months with her sister. Mrs. b. H.
Dickinson, left here Thursday for her
home in Montgomery.-Th grade enter
tanment is to he held in opera hall
Thursday evening, June 1.
Commencement weel begins Sunday
evening, May 81. The baccalaureate ser
mon will be preached in opera hall by
tho Rev John Wriston. Tuesday even
Ing the Junior reception for the seniors
will be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Mears on Orchard street
Wednesday afternoon class day exercises
will be held on the school campus. The
graduating exercises will take place that
evening in opera hall, with an address
by Professor Marhury p. Ogle OF the
University OF Vermont. Thursday even
Ing the grade entertainment will be given
IN opera hall, Friday evening the alumni
banquet will be in Perleys hall.-The flu
neral of Mrs, Louisa Cramton Wallace
was held at the home on East Berkshire
road Monday at one o'clock, the Rev
william Garner officiating. The bearers
were; w. c. Cramton, NJ. G. Cramton j.
+. Wallace and c. H. Stetson Burial
was In Aissisquo cemetery. Among those
present from out of town We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Birney Combs Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8.
Rublee, Mrs, Clarence Hope, Miss
Amelia Rublee Of East Berkshire: and
Mrs. Heath of Richford. Mrs. Wallace
was the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam b. Cramton and was born at East
Berkshire 81 years ago-Mrs. II. W.
Sinclair of Essex Junction is caring for
her daughter, Miss Margaret, who is i'll
In the home Of Mr. and Mrs Il. f. Nc
Feeters, A variety shower was given
Miss Mahle Beaulac of Montreal AT the
home Of her uncle. Bernard LaXsry. on