Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03
ENOSBURG FALLS,


after week recess.-J, A. Demar of
Burlington has been passing few days
with his family here.-B. c. Kendall has
moved his family into TIE house on Depot
street recently vacated oy p. j. Hayes
which Mr. Kendall purchased a few
months ago.-Iiarey Forsythe of Phila-
delphia is a guest of mis- mother, Mrs.
Emily Forsythe.
Gordon w. Bessey, l. son OF Mrs. f. a.
Wiley of this place, and Miss Jeanne
Clark of ST. Adams We're married in that
city Wednesday Nov % by the Rev A.
w. Anthony. They are to make their
home in st. Adams for the present.
Clayton Fisk Richard Balla I'd and Miss
Hazel Spinney returned to burlington
Saturday after a few days In the home of
II. b. Farrar.-R. j. Mears returned FRI
day from Montreal. where he had been
for a few weeks In the interest of the Dr.
b. j. Kendall cOmpany.-The condition of
Louis Touchette, who has Deen i'll for
several weeks, is not as favorable-Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Kcttell of berkshire were
guests of Mr.. Kettells sister, Mrs. II. w.
Towle, Saturday Miss Laura Marvin OF
Richford was a guest over Sunday In the
j. Coombs and two children Of Gary. Ind.
are making a visit to Mrs Coombs' :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Allen bra
per, in North Sheldon,-Mrs r. B.
Thomas is improving from her recent i'll
ness.-Mr. ana Mrs, T. W. Hunt, who
have returned from a few months stay In
the Canadian Northwest We're recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Wcld.-The
ladies Of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society served their annual pie
supper in the parlOrs of the Methodist
Church Wednesday cvcnlrg-Mrs. Abby
! Read of st, Adams has been passing a
few days with Mrs Rachel Sturgis. Mrs.
Emily McCoons moved Mon lay to the
home OF her son, Charlton McCoons. AT
East HighEate.--E. NJ Mitchell has nur-
chased OF II, n. Kimball the house on
Missisquoi street, which the latter re-
Gently vacated
j. L. Rhodes had one finger on his
right hand amputated Friday. I. mad
shown signs of blood poisoning follow.
Ing severe bruise received while IN tn,
employ Of the DONNA Manufacturinr
company at Samsonyile Mr.. Rhodes
was in the employ Of the Northern Tela.
phone company on It's lines this sum.
! mcr-I A. Vincent Ind J. A. Browley
We're in Montpelier Monday.-I. o
Powers and daughter, Miss MyrtI,
! Powers, OF Bakersneld were guests
Mrs. J. G. Pomeroy Monday.-M. 4
/ BuadY was In town Monday, closing M
the Job his men have been doing for
the Federal Packing company The Nor
returned to Boston Tuesday
The weather for November Just passed
shows no unusual features The monthly
mean OF 33,4 degrees varies only IL Del
day from the average reading Of tn,
month for the o years of record The
highest reading, CT, was the fret day OF
the month. The lowest. four below zero
was the 2ith which day showed tn,
greatest daily range oil "a degrees, Will,
the 2lst showed the least range OF only
six degrees. Thirteen days which CAV,
enough to measure showed 2.4s inche.
of rain and melted snow against al
average of BIS inches. Seven snow
storms during the month showed n tota
of 145 inches of snowfall The prevail
ing winds We're equally divided betweei
south and southwest and north anC
northwest, Thunder was noted the 7th
The month was composed of six clear
nine parity cloudy ana 10 cloudy days.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Rawson ATTENDED
the funeral of John Clapp in Montgom
cry Monday.-B. s. Jeffords was in tow
Monday on his return from a visit to h
sister, Mrs. II. d. Webster in Eas
Burke-Miss Susie Rixford returned I,
her home in East HighRate Monday afte
passing sunday with Mrs. l.. c. Kimball
Miss Helen Cramton returned Monda,
to her duties as libra rian OF Norwicl
University after few days with he
mother in the home of p. H. Dickinson
Miss Della Young is visiting her siste
in st. Adams, Mrs, Alma Burt has beel
building a sanatarium adjoining her resi-
dence on Orchard street extension. Sh
has already cared for five patients. thre
OF whom have returned to their homes
Mrs w. Cook OF this place and Mrs
A. q. Lockwood Of West Enosburg wer
operated on there Tuesday Iren
Spooner who lives with her aunt, Mrs
c. I. Marsh and is attending school n
the villa Barlow convent, but was pa SIS
Ing the vacation here. was hurried 10 81
Adams Monday to be operated on for an
pendicitis. She Is reported as doing well
-Jethro Gross has sold his farm nea
the Center known as the Sayles place I
. Curtis Betters of Richford for $500. I'm
, mediate possession Is given Mr.. eros
| has rented rooms in V. r. Perey's ston
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