Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The annual meeting OF the L. O. r. H.
club was held with Miss Marion KIM
ball Monday October IS. Miss Annie Mer-
rtll. who had been the president, de-
clined reelection and Miss Margaret
Scanlon was elected to the position The
other officers elected are: Vice-presi-
dent Miss Mildred Croft; secretary, Miss
Edna Pierce; treasurer. Miss Marion
Kimball. During the evening announce
ment was made OF the engagement Of
Hiss Annie Merrill and Edward David
Mrs. Peter Lafley died October 20
after an illness of eight days with ty-
phoid pneumonia, aged nearly 81 years
The funeral was held Saturday at
st. John the Baptist Church, the Rev
c. f. EEcuyer officiating. Besides the
husband, Mrs. Lahey is survived by a
son and four daughters Mrs Levi
Young and Mrs. Loren Young Of Berk-
shire. Mrs. Arthur Bashaw, Mrs. Ida
Grove. and Charles L. Laney of this
place; also three sisters, Mrs Joseph
st. Peter OF Wlnooski, Mrs. Felix Law
ender OF Milton and Mrs. Edward Benoit
OF Montgomery: also three brothers
A. j. Garrow Of this place, William Gar
row of Montgomery and Charles Garrow
OF New Bedford, Mass.
The work OF erecting the forms to in
close the cement foundations for the
l.. l.. Marsh power-house on the site CT
| the burned grist mill has been in progress
few days the lst week.-Mr. and Mrs
f. j. Parrnelee and NJ. +. Perley, who
accompanied the body Of Mr.. Parmclee's
mother to Gouverneur. n. Y, Oct 10,
returned here Friday morning -Patsoy
Duffy has rented the Dezotelle house on
Pleasant street and will move there from
II. L. Lafley's November 1.-Hcnry Benoit,
who has carried on the A. p Croft farm.
Is to move back to his own farm No
vember l. Fred Jacobs, who has been ON
the Banoit farm. is to move TO this vii
| lage, having rented rooms of Patsey
Duffy.-I.eonard Gilbar and Miss Rena
Blair, both OF this town, motored Satur-
day to Newport. where they were mar
! rled. They are stayinh with Mrs. Gil
bars parents Mr and Mrs c. f. Blair
George Benoit Of Richford has rented
the a. p. Croft farm and will move there
November HAIRY Rogers who has
been on the a. b. Shufelt farm the past
year, is to move November to the II.
H. Chaffee farm near West Berkshire.-
| from
| the farm OF NJ. A. Hall e. Son TO tho
A. B. Shuffelt farm,-Jason Wallace Is
moving from his fathers farm beyond
West Enosburg to the farm Of his father
ln-lGw j. A. Demars, In Berkshire-Mrs.
I. I. Gorton of Hampton. Va, came to
town from Burlington Friday. where she
had been visiting her sister. Mrs. Julia
Irving She Is visiting her cousin, Mrs
VI. u. Perley,-Maurice Crossett has gone
to New York city, where he has employ
ment In an office-W. II. Kimball is
moving from one OF Mrs. Estella Rublee's
farms In Berkshire to the farm OF his
hrothcr-in-law, Frank Sheldon, in Swan
ton.-The hearing In the case Of Isaac
Brown for breach of tho peace before
Justice C. II. Abel Thursday resulted
in the assessing of a nne OF 10 and costs
Brown appealed the case to the st.
Adams city court. Grand Juror ]. H..
Mears was prosecuting officer.--J c.
Bradley OF Albany who recently pur-
chased the BIoe farm of A. F. Croft
sold 1t Thursday to a Mr.. Spencer OF
Canada for sl2,Oho-Fred Poronto from
Hill West is passing a few DAYS here
with his brother,-The Methodist ladies
served boiled dinner In the church
parlors Tuesday noon.--AT. and a.
Seymour Tracy, Mrs May Mitchell and
son, Ray Mitchell, left Saturday morn
ing for motor trip of few days in
Canada.
The work OF resurfacing was completed
on the st. Adams road from the railroad
to the Sheldon line last week and Mon
day work was begun on the West Enos-
burg road.-Joseph Paquctte and his men.
Treaudale and Collins. returned from