Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

close # school the janitor j. II. Blair,
with an assistant has been putting the
rooms in shape for the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perley Boyce left
Thursday for their home In North Fay
eton.-Lorenzo Sanborn and his grand
mother Mrs. G. Archambault, are at the
home of Mrs Archambault's son, Dr. j.
Archambault in Essex Junction.--The en-
Eagement of Miss Blanche Floy Cassidy
OF this town and Ralph Harold Bolster
OF Easton, Me-, is ed.-Doctors
r. p. Thomas and A. NJ. Brown attended
the picnic of the county doctors at st.
Adams Bay Wednesday-M and Mrs.
f. w. Draper and daughter, Miss Ruth,
with the Misses Margret Perley and Faye
Grentham motored to st, Adams and re-
turn Thursday afternoon. MIR. and Mrs.
r. F. Smith of Fall River, Mass, are
visiting Mr. Smiths father. Richard
Smith, In West Enosburg. They came to
attend the wedding of Mr. Smiths sister,
Miss Fanny. Wednesday evening.-An-
nouncement is made OF the recent mar
riago of Wilfred Brown Holden, oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w q. Holden, and
Miss Jennis Juanita Redden. which took
place Jun 16.-Miss Adelatd Croft is Wis
ting her sister, Miss Joanna y. Croft.
In Burlington. MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Burt
went to Burlington Friday for two
days stay.-Mr. and Mrs. William David
Of Philadelphia are guesto Of Mr.. David's
brother, e. w. David
The annual meeting of Enoeburg Falls
school district will be held in opera hall
Tuesday evening. June 30 The warning
calls for the transaction Of the ordinary
items of business Douglass Hunter Of
Burlington was In town Friday. He ex-
poets to spend the greater part OF the
summer vacation here on the farm of his
uncle, w. f. Burt.-Mrs C. L. Capron
of Malone, N. Y, accompanied by the
Misses Miranda Ewins and Minnie
Capron of West Berkshire was in town
Friday. Mrs. Capron went to st. AL
bans, where she Joined her mother. Mrs
d. NJ. Toof, and returned to her home
j. B. kimball went to Hghgate Springs
Friday, where his new cottage is near
Ing completion.-Mrs f. w. Wallace left
Friday morning for her old home in
New Hampton, n. H., where she will
spend the summer.-Mr and Mrs NJ p
Perley and Miss Belle C. Stone motored
Friday to Cambridge. where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Leavens-
Miss Faye B. Grentham left Friday for
her home In Los Angeles, Cal She will
visit in Detroit on her way Miss Mar
gret Perley accompanied her to St. AL
hans.-W. f. Perley was a Weekend WIS.,
itor in town.-Ralph Cutting of Swanton
visited his mother Mrs Lizzie Cutting
Saturday,. X. Perley, o. NJ Jeffords,
d. NJ. Ross and NJ. l.. Irish motored to
Burlington Saturday afternoon to wit
ness the Dartmouth game.
At the sunday morning service in the
Baptist Church the Rev. W. E Baker
read his resignation. to take effect Sep
TENDER Wv. NJ Armstrong visited his
brother-in-law W. H. Yaw, Saturday
being on his way home from Burliny-
ton, where he had been for two weeks
taking Northumberland Cramton Of
Greenfield. Mass, who had been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ c. Cram
ton, at Iiighgate Springs for week,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Earl
Cassdy.-L. II. Pomeroy, who came to
II. F.. Towle's Saturday evening by au-
tomobie from St. Albane was with his
father. j. w. Pomeroy, over Sunday
night-Miss Sara E. Graves, who has
been In town for nine months as house,
keeper for j. w. Pomeroy, and seriously
Ill for three months of that time has go
for recovered as to be able to return to
her home in Waterbury by auto Monday
Mrs. f. F. Greenwood has been improv-
Ing from the operation she underwent a.
few weeks ago. She is up and about all
the time these days
AT the Methodist Church Sunday morn
Ing at the close of the children's dav
exercises by the young people, the pas
tor, the Rev. John Wriston. baptised %
persons and received 10 into preparatory
membership.-A,rs William Pease and
child of Nashua, n. FL, are visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. p.
Croft. for a few weeks.-Mr and Mrs
b. F. McFeeters, D. II. Bailey, Misses
Ethel Waldron and Eta Canning motor
ed to Morrisville and return Sunday
Mrs. c. NJ. Pratt and daughter, Mrs
Ruth Kimhal. and little daughter Hilda
are at Highgate Springs for a few weeks
Mrs. kimball is taking her vacation from
the office of the Northern Telephone
company.-Carl Chambers and Lawson
Rich of the Center We're in Morrisvile
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Brill and
son, Donald. of st. Adams came by auto
mobile Tuesday to visit Mrs c. L.
Marsh.-W. j. Thayer of Worcester
Mass. is In town a few days on business
connected with the Wachusett creamery
Miss Phoebe Towle of the Burlington
high school teaching force is with her
brother, w. NJ. Towle. at his farm in
North Sheldon for few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Q. Merrill and daughter, Miss
Helen, and Mrs. Merrill's mother, Mrs
c. c. Whitney motorcd to Burlington
and return Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs E.
o. Mitisuy and sons, Arthur and John.
OF Burlington have been visiting In town
few days.-There Is to be a picnic party
at Riverside camp Saturday, to which
the Methodist school of this place have
invited the Sunday school OF Richford
Berkshire Montgomery, Enosburg Shell
don and franklin Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Aoeltlne and con. Maurice A., and Mr.
and Mrs. l., l.. Marsh are attending Mid
dlebury College commencement. Misses
Florence Aschine and Charlotte JENNIE of
their families are among the graduates
Miss Myrtle Rose is assisting in the
Enosburg Falls Savings Bank & Trust
company's office,-Mr. Broe OF Abbotts
Corner, p. O., was slightly hurt Tuesday
when a passing automobile ran against
MIN and threw him down.