Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20
ENOSBURG FALLS.

little son of Mr.. ana Mr.. George |
Stuflebean near East EnosburS was
badly scalded Saturday by falling into
pail Of boiling water.-Cnder tn" aus
pices Of St. John the Baptist Church
company Of local talent from East Fair
field presented the play, Dora Ihorn"'
in opera hall Friday evening to good
house-The Athletic club went saturday
to Johnson and .LolriSville where they
played a game at each place, winning IN
the first by a score Of to :, and III the
latter by score of l. to >-Blshop
George Y. Bliss was entertained in the
family of the Rev. William Garner While
on his visitation here. extending nom
Wednesday afternoon until Friday morn
! ing when they went In Mr.. Garner
automobile to East Fairfield, where after
an afternoon reception and evening serN-
! ice, they spent the night. Mr.. Garner
returned Saturday, having left the
bishop at Sheldon functional paity
consisting Of the Misses Ella Fairbanks
Ruby and Ethel Derby, Mary Neulburd
Marion Kimball and Mary Squres spent
Sunday at Riverside camp.-G. l.. Ken
field escaped serious accident by mar
row margin Friday near the saw mil.
that he used to own At East Enosb arg
As he was driving his car along the
highway near a steep bank he lost con-
troll of the machine which went over
and down the bank a short distance
being stopped by a tree. But for TINS IL
would have gone over preclplce' a
fall of nearly 90 feet into rocky gorge
His son. Fred. who was riding with
him. Jumped as the car left the road ana
mint Il
minor bruises The car was only slightly
idamagod.-Mrs. W. u. Douglass arrived
Saturday. With Mr.. Douglass they are
being entertained in the home of ~ y.
Aseltine-Miss Florence Aseltne. an as
sistant teacher in the Johnson high
school, was at her home here over sun
day-Mr. and Mrs. A, 5. Armstrong
lnotored to St Adams Sunday to see
Mr.. Armstrong; brother s. w Arm
strong Of Richford, who is seriously i'll
in the hospital thcre--A w. lsham was
in bakersfield Sunday to visit his father
: who is ill.-A club from the boy scouts
of Swanton played a similar team from
here on Athletic field SATURDAY. The
locals won by a score of to IA tear
from the grades, with l4orimer Punel
ias manager, played in West Enoshur4
Saturday, winning with IA score of . t
lS-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hausington OF
$ Lowell, Mass, are passing few days
with DR.. and Mrs. l., W. Clough
0 John Branch, Jr, the treasurer of the
4 Savings Bank & Trust company, was II
= Sheldon Thursday and presented helol'
the school directors of that town the lde'
= idea Of establishing the school savlns'
, system as has been done here with sucl
success. The offer to furnish the hec'S
sary books and blanks was accented by
the directors and the system Will he pu
in operation May 2i-Miss Grace LADY,
/ who has been in the employ OF W. Is
- Greene company in Richford, has re
signed the position and entered the EN-
plov Of W. H. Billado In this place Mrs
. j. G. Pomeroy and daughter Mary Eliza
: beth were in Richford Tuesday and wer
guests in the home of q. w, Rouse
= Mr. and Mrs. George Touchette motore,
, to St Adams Monday morning wher
u they were present at the wedding in tn
y church of the Holy Angels of Ilerber
y J. Lumhra. "A nephew of Mr. Touchette
l. and Miss Cora Nichols of Fairfax. III
II bridal party returned here with Mr.. am
Mrs Touchctte remaining until Tuesday
when they went to the bride home for
short visit They will make their HON
- in Rutland :. Armstrong was II
n Richford Monday to see his brother. $. "
= Armstrong, who that morning was brough
e from the st, Adams hospital withov
% promise of improvement,--D T.. II
s Brown Is attending the sessions of tn
~ state Dental association in Burlington.
le +. McFeeters and SON w r. McFeeter
lie are attending county court in st. Alhan
IS where they represent the plaintiff in III