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

stock judging contest at the FRANKLIN
county fair at Sheldon last week twere
won by r. D. Gates Of Franklin. Phillip
w. Brown Of st. Adams Arthur c.
Mullen of Franklin, and Arthur Wetherby
of Enosburg Falls
ENOSBURG FALLS.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs,
l. A. Vincent and child. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
| Gibson of this place and n. c. Rublee
and f. s. Hall Of Boston motored Satur-
day to Highgate Springs, where they re-
manned until Monday afternoon in the
Nincent-Gibson cottage.-Mrs. William
Bishop OF Bethel has been visiting among
! friends for few days.-Dr. f. K. Fish
returned to Boston Saturday after pass
| Ing a few weeks with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs, John Fish.-A- party motored
to St. Albans Sunday afternoon to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. c. F. Temple.
Those from here included NJ. =. Perley,
| ". II. .Yaw, Mrs. G. G. Whitney, Mrs.
J. c. Porleroy and daughter Mary. ana
]. w. Pomeroy. H. r. Colcord Joined
them at South Franklln.--Allen Norton
Of Addison and his daughter. Mrs.
Warren Oldruff, Of Port Henry. ~ Y,
are visiting Mr.. Nortons son, f \.
Norton, at North Enosburg IT. +.
Beaulac OF Waterloo. Que, was In town
, Monday. Henry W. James of Boston is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs c. a.
James, on School street The elder Mr..
! James is taking a vacation from his
| duties In the store of W. II. Billado-
a party composed OF J. X. Perley, w
z. Mitiguy. o. NJ. Jeffords and NJ. A.
Aseltne of this place and Earl Holmes
, of johnson, who Is visiting In town.
,notored to Montreal Monday. -Clarence
Wriston, who has passed the summer in
New Hampshire. has been visiting Ed
ward Tyler ccw days.
| The highway work being done on the
West Berkshire road has progressed finely
during the past week. The work on the
| Kimball hill has been completed at an ex-
pense Of nearly $1,000. This morning work
will begin at the top of the opposite hill,
from which point to Daniel Burt's the
roadway will be Strengthened. In the
ha uling OF gravel the past week the state
requirements as to the size of the loa |
have been enforced. NJ. c. Champion
has been stationed at the gravel pit as
manager and all friction has been elimi-
nated.-Mr. and Mrs. E. a Lawrence and
F.V
SPRINGS Friday to pass Sunday in their
cottage-M and Mrs. c. l.. Mason and
son, Chandler went Monday to Boston,
where they will pass a month or more
amonf~ frends-The village and town
schools opened Tuesday. Tho following
teachers have charge of the village
schools. II, q. Chase, B. S. principal
of high school; Misses Helena CARPENTER,
A. B.. and B. Almira Watts, y. i.
assistant; Mary w. Squires. eighth
grade and high school preparatory;
Ardell Libby, sixth and seventh
grades: Lena A. Narcotic. fourth and
fifth grades; Ida NJ Sykes second and
third grades; Maria a. Brady. first
grade; Emily c. Carpenter, vocal music.
Miss Squires, who ia on trip to Cali
fo-nia W 18th H. A. Fairbanks and dauGh-
ter, Miss Lila Fairbanks. will not be
present at the opening. Her place viii
be Iilled temporarially by Miss olive
Towle.--H. c. Fullington of johnson is
a guest of his son. +. X. Fullingtoh'-
Eugene Tatro and Harlan Maynard have
gone II Springfield. ass" where they
ex,,cct TO find employment.-The Rev.
and Mrs, II II. Niles. who have beeh
visiting among friends since their re-
cent marriage. left Thursday FOR Hen
,derson. n Y. where Mr.. Niles is pas
tor of the Universalist Church. ne
Misses Charlotte Jenne and Florence
Ascltine have gone to fampton' ~ 49,
whore they have positions as teachers.
Miss JENNIE taught there last year an"
Miss Aseltine taught in Johnson
Academy.---Mrs. +, D. tushmah an"
child left saturday for Havcrill'
with Mrs. Cushmans parents.-Miss
Annie Mears and brother H. D. Mears'
are occupyinC the cottage Of T. j.
, parmelee at Riverside for few days
T, N. Jenne of Germantown. Pa, at one
time principal Of the high school he'e'
was n visitor in town Monday. being on
his return from visit to Newport MS
,ormer home. He was met here 10y an
automobile party consisting OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Harry smith. Leslie Stone Of swan
ton and his son, Lyle JENNIE and TAKEN l"
swanton. where Mrs. JENNIE is visiting
hor sister Mrs. u. c. Stone.--rhe music
I class OF C. F. Rawson gave recital in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Monday
| afternoon About 30 Of his pupils too
, r,rt and acquitted themselves creditahly.
Mrs. Louise Ranney has returned to her
home here after passing nearly year in
Magog, Que. with relatives Mrs. j. NJ,
Young and daughter. Margaret, left Non
day for few weeks visit with her broth
ers. Earl Lawrence in Franklin, \. H.,
and Irving Lawrence in Lowell, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. n. Pomeroy Leaf We'd
nesday for Aspury Park. n. j. where Mr.,
pomeroy is to teach in the high school Of
that city for the third year, being IN
charge Of the commercial department r.,
]. Mears. who with Mrs Mears is at Riv-
erside camp continues to improve. --l''an-
: els Carey and sister. Miss Frances, re-
' turned to Boston Tuesday after >lavinH
, passed the summer with their grand
father. J. a. Mason MIR, and Mrs. G. T.
, Collins and two children returned to thcil
home In Boston Monday. They had
. passed two weeks with Mrs. Collins's IN
Their j. a. Mason,--r. j. Hayes accom-
! panied his daughter Miss Dorothy Hayes