Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
ENOSBURG FALLS.


The alarm at three o'clock Friday
morning was for the burning of tone
ment belonging to George Erwin and
occupied by Charles Brown. When
first discovered by Samuel Rushlow,
living two doors away the ell was all
ablaze and the main parts so well start
ed that nothing could he saved. The
family was away, Mr. Brown being in
! Richford. and Mrs. Brown with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Hiram Tracy. in
the village. The loss is about $1,000;
covered by small insurance.
Pearl, the en-years- old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bunno died April
2S after an illness of four weeks with
| typhoid fever The funeral was held
at st. John Baptist Church Thursday,
the Rev. c. f. LEcuyer officiating. The
bearers were Earl Depati, George
Hayes. Louis Paquette and George
Bunno.--Miss Marion Effie Chapman of
this place and Harry Elmer Rogers OF
Berkshire were married at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Chapman, at North Enosburg We'd
nesday April 90. The Rev. w. f.
Baker officiated. After a short we'd
ding trip they will make their home
on Church street. Mrs. Rogers has
been in the employ of the Northern
| Telephone company for two years
c. II. Stetson and l.. L. Marsh received
10000 trout fry last week which were
placed in Cold Hollow brook in Bakers
| field, the Ladd and Mineral brooks in
Berkshire.
Messrs. Chadwick and Barnes of st.
A 1h,,, IAi,, ,1,o ti,,ry
sonic hall. which has received a new steel
celing.-The Hon. and Mrs O. n Kel
ton of St. Adams We're guests of Mrs.
b. II. Dickinson Friday. This was in
honor OF the anniversary Of Mrs Dickin-
sons birth.-Miss Ethel Waldron has
rented and moved into the second story
of Mrs. L. S. Darrah's Main street tene-
ment. Mrs. Celestia Scoield has moved
into the house she recently purchased
| of b. o. Stone-Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Ken
| field have returned from CassadaEa,
Fla. where they spent the winter-The
Ladies' Aid served a May day supper
in the Methodist Church parlors Friday
evening which was well patronized.-
Dora Bushey was in st. Adams over
| Sunday. a. BROMLEY has sold his
house on Berkshire road to Theodore
Chamberlin-Mrs. w. Fl. Best and Mrs.
c. r. f. Best have returned from a 10
days stay In the Sherwood sanitarium-
| Delbert Hogan, who is living In Barre,
has been visiting friends here for a few
days-D. W. Ames went to Franklin
| Que, Saturday, where he was called by
the serious illness of his father S. f.
Ames.-Max Stratton of Echo, Utah,
where he is employed by the Union Pa
cifc railroad. is visiting his parents, Mr.
and MS. c. H. Stratton. He has been
away four years
The principal Of the high school, j. H.
Wilson, and his two assistants, Miss
Katherine Lyons of Watertown, Mass
and Miss Theta Baker of Montclair, N
j.. and Miss Bertha Cleland, who has the
sixth and seventh grades, have resigned,
to take effect at the close Of the school
year. Mr. Wilson goes to oxford this
fall as a Rhodes scholar The Misses
| Lyons and Baker expect to teach in
their respective States and Miss Cleland
has other future plans. George Wood has
purchased of w. V. Phelps the house
on Depot street known as the Casavant
house.-Mrs. f. l.. Lawrence of Frank
lin n. H., came to town Monday for a
short visit.-Miss Bertha Butler of Prov
idence, r. l., Is visiting her sister Mrs.
A. ]. Mudgett.-Mr. and Mrs C, r. Dun
ton and child of Keene, N. H, who have
been visiting Mrs, Dunton's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs II. w. Towle, a few days, left
here Monday on their return home
Mrs. Ednah Leach, Mrs G. f.. Kidder
and Miss Sara Il. Graves are recovering
from their recent serious illnesses
Mrs. Del Burt returned from Richford
Saturday.-John Branch, Jr., and Il. w.
David spent Sunday with tho parents of
Mr.. Branch in st. Albans.-Mr and Mrs
NJ. c. Cramton returned Saturday from
a 10 days stay in HighGate SPRINGS
Leslie Il. Thomas returned Monday from
his home near Abbotts Corner, Que,
where he has been spending two months.
Miss Phoebe Towle of Burlington was
with the family of her brother II. W.
Towle, over Sunday.-Henry Myott has
moved from the tenement OF T. Gilbar
on Misssquol street to the tenement of
c. NJ Whitcomb on South Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis King have begun
housekeeping in the tenement vacated
by Mr.. Myott-Genn Rublee has gone
to Boston, where he has a position with
navigation company, whose Offices are
In the Chamber of Commerce building
w, II. Yaw accompanied by his brother
in-law, w, NJ Armstrong. of Berkshire
went to Burlington Tuesday
The annual business meeting of the
corporation of Enosburg FAILS was held
IN opera hall Tuesday evening The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Moderator
V. A, Irish; clerk, ], A. Harvey; trustees,
j, o. kimball, w. V. Phelps, r. A,
Lafey treasurer A. A. Asetine; coll
lector of delinquent taxes. A. j. Croft;
water and light commissioners. for three
years Clayton Burt, for two years in
place of d. |. Draper, resigned, w. j,
Redmond; chief engineer. II. f. Reed
first assistant, r, II, Sweeney; second
assistant, II, NJ, Martin fire wardens,