Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Boston paper makes the announce
ment of the engagement Of Miss Margaret
Forney OF Canton. Ohio. and w. Lawrence
Gardner of this place. the popular
third baseman Of the Boston Red Sox.-
A chicken-pie supper was served in the
vestry OF the Methodist Church Tuesday
evening, October 10, by the Mems Bible
class-Mrs. w. j. Jones had a very mar
row escape from serious injury recently
when a gun from which her son. Harry
was attempting to draw the load was dis
charged. One hand was quite badly hurt
There were two weddings at the Meth
odist parsonage October IL. With the
house decorated for the marriage of a
daughter Of the manse. a couple from
Sutton. Que. Ian w. Crandall and Miss
Mabel NJ. Stetson, came and the ceremony
was performed by the pastor.
Mrs. Sarah Gones) Parmelee died at
one o'clock Monday morning at the resi-
dence of her son. Edward Jones Parme-
lee, where she has made her home for
| over three years. aged s. years The fun
era was held Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. the Rev. W. T.. Douglass officiat-
ing. Burial was beside her husband in
the family lot in Riverside cemetery,
Gouverneur. n. Y. Mrs, Parmelee was
born in St. Adams In the house now
used as the Sherwood santarium. She
was married to Simeon Lewis Parmeee
NJ. D., in 1853 at Gouverneur, where they
lived for 23 years. They then moved 70
| WATERFOWL, where Mr.. Parmelee died in
| 1881. Since then. until coming here. she
had made her home with her son. Charles,
the last 10 years being spent in New York
| city. where she was n member of eWst
Park Presbyterian Church. Never physi-
cally robust, she has been practically
helpless since the first Of July. when she
! fell while suffering with an attack of
grip and rheumatism.-She Is survived by
the two sons. Charles of New York and
| Edward Of this place having buried two
daughters Mrs Hattie Williamson and
Miss Bernice Parmelee several years ago.
Certain alleged deplorable conditions
having been found in the home of Samuel
Rushlow at the time of the death of an
infant child few weeks ago. complain:
was made and a hearing conducted In
the office of McFeeters and McFeeters
Saturday by States Attorney Gushing of
St. Adams under the statute relating to
juvenile court proceedings Judge Post
of st. Adams presided. r. McFeet-
crs was assigned as counsel for the de-
PENDANT, About 20 witnesses were examin-
ed. Judge Post reserved his decision. -
Miss Efflc Waldren, town clerk of Hard.
wick, passed Sunday with her sister. Miss
Ethel Waldren, who Is I'LL II. Jeffords
has moved from n tenement on School
street to his fathers form In Berkshire
c. l.. Towe and daughter. Miss Helen
| Of
Mrs. Henry Baker and daughter. Miss
Eva, who have been living in Chicago
were guests over Sunday in the home OF
DR.. w. W. Hutchinson. They are er
route to New York, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Baker. who was borr
in this town, is making her first visit her,
in IS years,-Richard Smith Is suffering
from an attack of his chronic trouble
which confines him In bed
The funeral OF Mrs Sarah Parmele'
was held from the residence Of her son
+. j. Parmelee. Tuesday afternoon. tn,
Rev. w. +. Douglass officiating. Thu
body was taken to Gouverneur, N. Y.
where interment will be made after
prayer service in the home Of Mrs
| Lucy Parmelee, NJ, p Perey accompanie,
the body Mr. and Mrs, s. c. Towle OF Berk
shire and Mr.. and Mrs, w. f.. Perey o
burlington were present at the services
, DR.. l.. w Clough has moved from tn
house he recently sold to Eugene Smitl
Q to the A. L. Gleason house.-Mr an,
0 Mrs. II. A. Giddings returned Sunda,
from trip through the White noun
tain region and visit among famil,
friends In Lancaster. n. H.-Mrs. Home
White returned to Randolph Monda.
o after visit to her sister-in-law. Mrs
= H. A, Cramton.-Miss Myrtle Yates ha
resumed her position as night operate
In the Northern Telephone company's Of