Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
ENOSBURG FALLS.

of years.
LNOSBURG FALLS.
Bernard s. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
p. y. Smith of this place. and Miss Molis
Elizabeth Towne. both of Lynn, Mass |
were married In that city September :.
They will be at home after October I at
1l3 Green street, Lynn. Mass-The high
school Athletic association has elected
the following officers: Clarence Weston,
president; Clair Rubloe, vice-presidcnt;
GNorge Fuller, secretary-treasurer
Glare TUwle Edward Tyler, Dean Myott
and Kenneth JENNIE, executive committee;
Harry Zones, captain of baseball team;
Maurice Crossett, manager; Carmi War
rem, captain of the hockey club; Clair
Rubloe, manager-A building 32Xo6 feet
and two stories high is being built on the
lot Of Dctmer Burt on the orchard street
extension near the trotting park for a
private sanltarium. 1t will be in charge
of Mrs Burt, who is an experienced
nurse. There will be 10 rooms with beds.
1t is expected to be ready for occupancy
about November 1.-The Misses Blanche
Mitlguy and Irene Spooner have gone y
the villa Barlow convent St. Adams
Leslie Thomas visited in burlington Sat
been passing a few days in the family Of
his sister. Mrs. NJ. p Percy.--L G.
Marsh Is putting up a stable on his lake
farm. where the barn was burned a few
weeks ago
At the caucus of republicans held in
opera hail Saturday the following dele
gates We're elected TO attend the county
convention: c. H. Stetson, W. r. Ovitt,
+. A. Cassidy, NJ. \. Asetlne, f. w.
Hull; altcrlrates, d. NJ. Rose, c. II. Abel,
NJ. l.. Hublheu, c. r. Leach. f. T.. perley.
The condition of r. D. Abel, who has
been seriously i'll for sometime, is i'm
proved.-Th are was a ball game Satur-
day between the high school ana pickle /
up nine. in which the former won by a
score of "A to Wilbur Yaw Handy has
been visiting his grandfather w. II. Yaw,
few da Misses Phoebe fowl and
Joanna Croft of the faculty Of Buring-
ton high school are in town a few days
while that sch DOL Is closed.-J. *. PetieY
came from BlErrage, Mass Sunday morn
Ing. He was notored from St Adams by
NJ. L. Irish.--Mlss Florence Aseltnc, a
teacher in johnson Academy. came to her
home mere Saturday evening.-Horace
Bolton, a milr,ad policeman, was In town
Monday looking into an act of vandalis:"
committed at the station here recently
A progressive caucus was advertised to
ne held in the opera hall Saturday after
noon but it want by default as there
We're only three persons present-Mr. and
| Mrs. DIN Robe of Tewksbury Mass,
| who are passing their vacation in the
country, We're with Mr.. Robes brother
| on Orchard street over Sunday.-John
| Branch, Jr., treasurer Of the Savings
! bank, is having vacation. which he is
| passing with his parents In st Adams
! An aluminium shower was given Miss
| Lena kimball Monday afternoon by Miss
| Ruth Draper-E. j. Irish of Salt Lake
| City arrived in town Tuesday evening
! for a weeks visit His family has been
! In the State several weeks,-Those who
| attended the reception of the republican
nominee for governor. c. w. Gates, in
! Franklin Monday evening from this place
were: Mr.. ana Mrs. O. Merrill and two
daughters, Misses Annie and Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Towle, Mr.. and Mrs. -.
w Draper, Mr.. and Mrs e, ]. Tyler,
Mrs c. L. Marsh. Misses Edith Pratt
| and Joanna Croft and \. J. Crott.-AIiss
| Lena Kimball gave n tea Tuesday after
noon to some of her young lady friends
! In honor OF Miss Hazel Cooke of New
! York city, who is her guest for a few
! days-Mr. and Mrs. Everest Stobbins of
Cambridge were in town Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Ovitt gave reception
| to Miss Mary Porter in the offices of
the telephone company Monday 1t was
! attended chiefly by the employees OF the
company, of which Miss Porter has been
one for several years. A puff was tied
and presented to her.-W. j. Thayer of
Worcester, Mass. Is In town.-An auto
mobile party consisting OF the Hon. O,
Merrill ]. c. Towle, F.. ]. Parmelee, f..
j. Tyler and A. J. Croft left Wednesday
morning for the state fairs. n. Howe
| OF Plattsburgh, n. Y, is visiting in
town.-Mrs. w. +. Perltey has gone to
Burlington where she has rented rooms
and is going to housek repns.-Mrs. II,
T.. Wells and three children We're In town
Wednesday returning to their home In
Enfield, n. H., after a Two weeks Visit
in the family Of w. s. Warner, beyond
West Enosburg. Mrs Wells Will he re-
called by many in town. where she was
formerly known as Miss Emma Teveyaw
The family has recently come from North
Carolina, whore they had been for two
years to New Hampshire. Walter
Stevens returned to his home in Wood
stock Wednesday after n few days
here
Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Wilder, Mrs Mar,
Wilder, Mrs d. w. Ames and Miss Heller
Porter motored to Albure: Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. e. j. CALVIN
An aluminium shower was rendered MIS-
Lena Kimban by Miss Ruth Draper at tn
Draper home on upper MiEin street Mon
day evening in honor of her approachln'
marriage to NJ. l.. Irish.-,hiss Lena Kim
ball gave "A tea party Tuesday Afternoon
at her home in honor of Mtss Hazel Cook
= of New York city, who is her guest for
few days.-Mrs, w. L. Peitley went Tues