Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26
ENOSBURG FALLS.


of her daughter. Mrs Lloyd Leach DE-
Glastonbury. Conn. Tuesday evening l''
body arrived at South Franklin stat'"
Saturday morning and burial was '.
side her husband in Missisquoi celn'
terry near Il. G. Gallup's. Services were
held at South Franklin at 1890 o'l'''
Mrs. Wiley was 65 years of age She h'd
been i'll, and nearly helpless with par
alysis for more than year Beside the
daughter. with whom she lived, she leaves
another daughter Miss Caroline wiley
of the same place. also "A brother D. &c
| Towle, of this place.
Richard Henry Ballard. L. V. NJ. I'.
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. s. Ballard OF
| Montpelier and Miss Amy Dorothy FAR
rar. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Farrar. will he married in St Matthew
| Church Saturday evening at six ocIo'N
--Kimball Bros. & Co.. who suffered
serious loss by fire Thursday afternoon
were getting material together Friday
to continue their laboratory work win
as little interruption as possible. J. Il.
! kimhall, the senior member OF the ilrhh
is away on business trip. J. o. KIM
ball was injured during the fire so phN-
stefan was called He has kept about
is passing a few days in Canada. John
Fitch has returned from Virginia, wA'I'
he has been since the first of the year.
Miss Annie Merrill has been passing "a
week in Burlington Mrs. s. s. Ballard
of Montpelier has been passing few
days in the home of H. r. Farfar
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fisk of Nati'N'
Mass. are visiting Mrs. risks mother
Mrs. Sarah KimbalI.-Carlcton smith al
Northampton. Mass, is visiting his par
onts Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Smith.-MrS'
James Maloney and daughter, Margaret
/ of Glens Falls, n. Y, have been WISH
( ing In the family of James Duify.-MIsS
Gladys Britch of East liighgate is VS.
| iting her sister. Mrs. T.. II. Sheldon'-
Mrs. S. T.. IloughtUn of Bakersfield mas
! been a guest in the home of NJ. Murph>
She returned with Mr.. lIoughton frldaN
"A daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
f. w ROBBIE Saturday morning.
Senator Dillingham; gave an address az
Riverside camp Saturday afternoon re
! left Immediately at the close OF the sorN'
ice with his party. consisting OF ms pr
vate secretary, Herbert r. Pierce, |. \.
NJ. 10, and the Rev. V l.. Smith of wat
crbury They brought the Rev. W. H.
/ Douglass here and stopped long enough
to see the interior of the Methodist tpls-
copal church. Mr. Dillingham; Is passing
the summer at his residence ON Blush mn
lin Waterbury.--F. II. DaWney of treughs-
| burg was in town Sunday. Mrs. paWneN'
who had been passing the week with her
daughter, Mrs J. G. pomcroy, returned
with him.-Mr and Mrs. Edgar Thoma-
and son. John, of Maiden. Mass, hay"
been visiting Mr.. Thomas's sister, Mrs. !.
A. Vincent. here. and his brother. Frank
Thomas, at East Franklin.-The body Of
Gilman Williams, aged 9S. was hrough'
here Sunday and taken to the Center for
burial Mrs Williams moved from this
town to Ringc. y. H.. about 10 years ago.
He is survived by a son, Bartlett, Of
/ Craftsbury. and daughter Mrs CheneN
Of Windsor The son accompanied tho
body. NJ T. perey of this place. w. y.
GiddinGs of Philadelphia and II. +. Com
ings of East Berkshire were present at
the burial, besides numerous friends.
The family of T.. J. Tyler accompanied
by Mr. Tylcr's sister, Miss Helen Tyler
of New York city, have returned to llisn-
gate Springs Pc, ,er, the assist
ant at the water and light plant, is having
n two weeks vacation.--Miss Eunice
Hendrick has returned from two weeks
visit in Sheldon and Fairfield Bertram
Andrus Of Southbridgc. Mass. is passing
a vacation with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Andrus The new street lights were
turned on Saturday evening for the first
time. The work of changing has cost well
within the sum of $Lpo.-The last service
at Riverside camp was held sunday even
ing when the Rev w z. Douglass of
this place was the preachcr.-Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Cotton. granddaughter Miss
Hida Cotton, daughter, Mrs. G. w Nc
Gill and Mrs. Parsons of Everett, Mass
who arrived here Friday 10y automobile
are staying at the Cotton farm in Frank
lin for few Questioning to an injury t.
one of their leading players Frelighsburg
could not come Saturday as advertised y
game between married and singlemcn was
lplayed instead. being won by the forme.
At the business meeting of Riverside
Campmeeting association held on tn,
ground Friday the following were elected
j. G. Towlc, ". NJ Towlc, \. a. Ascltinc
{. II. WEIGH, II. b. Colcord, a. e. 5
Beeman. II. II. Mower trustees. T.. j
Parmelee, +. w. Draper. w b. Ladd
auditors. Tho trustees will meet in the
office of A. A. Ascltine the second Tues
day In September for the election of of
fiCcrs. Some campers are remaining foi
| a longer period. Among them is W. NJ
Towle, who Is to build an addition to his
cottage MIR. COoChie of Sutton, aged q
years, is visiting his daughter, Mrs
| Dandaurand.-State Highway Commits
sioner Bates, who is Just out after M
operation for appendicitis, was in towr
Monday, coming by utomobile.-Bartlet'
Williams of Craftshury. who accompanied
the body of his father to this town foi
! burial sunday, was a visitor in tn,
village Monday.-The family of NJ A
Aseltine, with his son, Kenneth. as
chauffeur returned to Burlington Tues
day.
The Rev. William Garner officiatcd at
the funeral of Eugene Burleson in East
Fairfield Tuesday.-Mrs $. G. Towlc
was operated on at her home on the
West Berkshire road Tuesday and
Mrs. Howard Horskin and son. Robert
of Franklin were guests of Mrs. Hor-
skins sister, Mrs. +. w. Robbie, Tues
day-C. c. Towle of Franklin was il
town Tuesday night--Clare Gleason
came home from Alburg Sunday. lie is
suffering with an attack of tonsilitis-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Perlcy Miss Belle
c. Stone and Mrs. NJ. T. Chaffee made
up an automobile party who We're guests
of Mr. and Mrs +. l.. Hopkins in Frank
lin Tuesday--The Rev. and Mrs. T.. $
Stone of Swanton are in town for few
davs-Mary and Dwight Huntley OF
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