Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENOSBURG FALLS.
c. L. Mason is exhibiting in his drug
store window numerous souvenirs of the
work OF beavers which he obtained dur
Ing his recent fishing trip to Connecti-
cut lakes N. n. A five mile trip up a
river one windy day when they couldn't
venture on the lakes took him to tho
haunts of these wary animals and he
secured n fine collection of chips and
sections of limbs which show their meth
DDS Of work and how they secure food
supplies.-Miss Joanna d. Croft came
from Burlington Friday, accompanied by
Miss Adelaid Croft, who had been visit
Ing here for week. The elder Miss
Croft will be at her home here "A few
days, when she will return to burlington
to attend the summer school.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. ] Parmelee have been spending
a few days at their cottage at Riverside
camp.-A Mr.. Raymond Of Holyoke,
Mass, and an uncle Of f. II. Greenwood,
visited him Friday, accompanied by
brother from Springfield. In the after
noon Mr.. Greenwood took them by auto
mobile to Durham, Que, where they are
to visit friends.
The Hon. w r. Cray Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was visitor IN town over Sum
day. The Judges mother spent the last
years of her life with Mrs. John Spooner.
on whom he called. He spent Sunday
night in the family Of I. V. Spooner at
North Sheldon.-Tha town Of sheldon has
purchased a dwelling house near South
Franklin station, which is being re-
modelled into a school house. II will be
ready for occupancy this fall J. Ki1-
der Of Waltham. Mass, Is visiting in the
hone Of his brother. II. n. Kdder.--
TE'r, was n business session Of the trus-
tees of Riverside Camp-rnectlng associa-
tion held on the ground Saturday. A
change reducing the price of admission
of automobiles to the ground was made
The bible school will open it's sessions on
the ground August II and with the camp
meeting following will continue till the
23rd.-Mr. and Mrs Byron Woodward ar
occupying their cottage at Riverside
camp.-Mlss May Kimball, whose ankle
was injured several weeks ago Is i'm
proving. She is able to get about on
crutches-A reception was rendered
Mr. and Mrs C. Fuller Rawson in the
church parlors Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock.-Miss Cora Bliss of swan
ton was in town Monday-Joseph Pa.
quette returned Saturday from Willough-
by Lake, whore he has been with his
steam drill doing highway work for the
State. He goes next to Richmond To do
similar work.-A. w. Woodwork (9D. y.
f. Weld (SD end NJ. r. Perley ,7m of this
village, with +. r. Towle SD of Franklin
IS Of ,rI-g
at the home of A. c. Larabee in Berls-
shire Monday to celebrate his S1st birth
day.-Clyde Tow,c, son of Guy Towle Of
South Franklin, was taken by automobile
to the st. Adams hospital Saturday after
noon and operated on successfully for
appendicitis,-H Kimball is spendin.;
the week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. b. kimball.-The saw mill of the Enos-
burg Mill company started up Tuesday
after short rest for repairs-W. c. Nc
Allister who is having a weeks vacation
from the store of NJ. = Porley & Co.
went Monday to New York with his
daughter Mary, who is to make an ex-
tended stay with family friends.-Sher-
man L. Rogers was in town Monday on
his way to visit his brother, Freeman
Rogers, in Berkshire
The school meeting of the incorporated
school district was IN session just 10 min
utos' during which time the following
business was transacted: V. A. Irish was
elected moderator and A. H Manlcy.
clerk. The reports of tn officers as print
ed We're approved. ]. A. Gibson was
elected prudential committee for one
year; A. j. Croft collector of unDaid
taxes, and also truant officer; f. j. Par
melee, G. c. Abel. j. O. Kimball, audi
tors. 1t was voted to continue school 90
weeks and tax of % cents on the dollar
was voted, which will pay expenses and
retire three $500 bonds.-Mr and Mrs II
A. Fairbanks and daughter, Miss Ella
Fairbanks. returned Sunday night from
an automobile trip with the Misses Mary
Squires and Katherine Lyons. which ex-
tended to Watertown, Mass the home
Of Miss Lyons-Dr and Mrs William
Jennings Bryan of New York CITY are
guests in the home of c. l.. Mason. AL
though DR.. Bryan is not even a relative
Of his well-known namesake, vet they
are good friends and correspondents
Miss Lena Kimbal returned Monday |
from New York, where she Is a musical |
in a school for the blind She |
will spend the vacation with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n Kimball.-Mrs Clyde
Lindbladgh and daughter. Ruth, Of |
Mass are spending a few
weeks with Mrs Lindbladghs mother |
Mrs Hannah Kendall. in South Franklin |
S. E Rogers Of Joffersonville visited his |
brother-ln-law, J. G. Gaines, and his !
nephew. Harry Rogers. tuesday, /
party of young people consisting of Ed |
ward Tyler. Clarence Wriston, Kenneth |