Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
ENOSBURG FALLS.


The last OF the four district Institutes
of the Franklin County Sunday School as
ISOLATION, the MissisQuoi valley district
met with the Congregational Church al
the Center Friday. The speakers were
the Rev. c. A. Boyd. State secretary. the
Rev. H. B. Rankin OF Newport and MISS
Marion F. Stickney Of Barre. 1t was OF
very helpful character. The officers elect
ed we're: President. B. o. stone; vice.
president, c. L. Towle: secretary-treas-
urer, Miss Helen Merrill. The next SEMI
annual meeting will be held in West
Enosburg in February.-A. P. CROFT mas
sold the place known as the Joseph Broe
farm and about 50 acres OF pasture land
from his home farm to ]. c. Bradley OF
Albany for $9,Oo0.-E. c. Snyder is
is i'll with the fever at his home on
Bismarck street.-Miss Margaret Smith
Of this town is attending the Castleton
Normal school.-Miss Winnifred Carpen-
| ter Is teaching in the East Berkshire
school.-Mrs. II. d. Kendall has been
| pa ssing a few days In st. Albans.-Mr. and
! Mrs. John Branch of St. Adams motored
| to town Friday. Their son. John Branch.
Jr, treasurer of the Savings Bank Il Trust
company, accompanied them on their re-
turn, intending to leave tat evening for
Iowa, where and in Oklahoma. he Will In
spect properties in which they are inter-
ested The president, DIN Merrill. with
tho two assistants. will be in charge dur
Ing Mr. Branchs absence.
| The Enosburg Independents went to
Frelighsburg Saturday and played the
| rubber game of the series. winning out
| by a score of 6 to ii. Kent Perley left
| Saturday evening for Buriage, Mass. on
the Cape, where he will have charge for
the New England Fruit company Of the
| harvesting Of their cranberrtes. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Pomeroy went to Frelighsburg
| Saturday with their two children to visit
Mrs Pomeroys parents, MI and Mrs.
F.. H. Dawney. They returned Sunday.
II. A. Fairbanks and daughter. Miss
Ella. returned Saturday from a trip to
the Pacific coast, which included also WIS.,
It's to the two expositions In San Diego
and San Francisco. stops In other cities
and visits to Yellowstone Park and the
Grand Canyon. Miss Mary Squires. a
teacher in the village school who accom-
panied them outgoing. returned to Los
Angeles from the Grand Canyon. where
she will remain until about November l,
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Norton returned to
their home in Addison Monday after pass
ing few weeks with their son, +. a. Nor
ton. near North Enosburg. Mrs. Clayton
Sargent, an aunt Of F.. a. Nortons
who lives with him, accompanied them
and will be away a few weeks.-The high
school students OF Frelighsburg will put
on the play Engaged by Wednesday" in
Opera hall Friday evening under auspices
of the Red Cross Of that place
w. n. Denman of Springfield, Mass.
was in town Monday making an inspec-
ton of the new cement bridge across the
Missisuuoi being built by the Hynes Con-
struction company Mr., Denman Is pres
ident OF the Luten Bridge company OF
New England, which company own the
patent for the building OF such a struc-
ture. The bridge is of the type called a
skeleton. the arch and its buttressed par
apet being of cement and then filled with
dirt This work of filling Is now being
done. the dirt being drawn from g. II
l Dickinson's pit. The supporting timberg
are being removed. 1t is probable the
1 work will be completed within two weeks
.The annual meeting OF the trustees o!
! the Riverside Campmeeting association
was held Tuesday. The following officers
q wera elected President. a. C. s. Beeman
: v,ce-president. II. b. Colcord: secretary.
z treasurer. A. a. Aseltine; executive com
. m,ttee II. II. Mower. II, h. Colcord, C
e H. WEIGH The report showed the nnan
( COS In better shape than for several years
d Jason Whitney Of Boston is visiting hi.
I s,ster Mrs. f. e. Stanley and aunt. Mrs
yID NJ Rose-The bee tree which H. n
@ Earrar had located for the entertainment,
= az his annual party was on the mountain
G about two miles beyond the reach of au
n tomobiles. The tree yielded nearly 10
e mounds OF the finest honey Of which onl,
8 1.-THE was used. Other "nxings" wer,
g literally preceded to make n substantial
Y repast. Among those who seemed to en-
d toy the day to the utmost was A. w
A Woodworth, aged 49, who returned /,
n rood form in spite OF the 90 degrees
which made 1t one Of the hottest day,