Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

+The funeral of Mrs Harriet Abel,
fed 100 years and two months, was held
the home of her son, c. H. Abel, Fri
" afternoon, the Rev. w. E. Douglass
iciating. Music was furnished by
ale quartete, consisting of W. H. Yaw,
w. ROBBIE, j. O. Kimball and j. A.
fowley Burial was in the cemetery in
brick beside her husband, who died in
~. The bearers We're DIR. G. G. Abel
this village, C. V. Abel of Fairfield
barles Reed of Addison and Carl Bolles
Moriah Center, n. Y. Others present
pm out of town We're Mrs. Charles Reed
Addison. Mrs Phillips of Crown Point,
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Jennison, Mr..
d Mrs II, II. Mower. Mrs. b. H. Fair
nks and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Galoughly
Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndon Abel,
IS. II. l.. Abel and daughter, Miss
hdys, j. II. Abel and daughter, Miss
18th, of Fairfield Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o.
rnes and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green of
kersiield,-k. A. Paul of East Bcrk-
re, c. T. Hall of Montgomery Center
f. Brigham of Bakersfield and DR..
NJ. Brown of sheldon We're the out
town trustees of Enosburg Falls Saw
IS Bank and Trust company to attend
meeting in their banking rooms Fri
E.-An enlarged emblem of the order
len is Illuminated at night has been
ced on the p. j. Hayes block, where
Odd Fellows hall is located.-E. S.
wle Of the c. w. Powell company in
anklin, who was formerly in business
Re-. was in town Friday.
rs +. j, Tyler, Mrs, Olin Merrill, Mrs
II. Brown, Mrs, L. McFeeters, Mrs
+, kimball, Mrs, L. J. Parmeleo Mrs
E. Wilder and Mrs T.. j.. Greenwood
re among those who attended the State
citing of Federated Women's clubs in
Albans.-The 9lst birthday of Mrs. A.
Woodward was quietly celebrated
ne ! by family and friends The dav
owing Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork. with
Heman Buck of Cochesett, Mass, |
her sister, Mrs. b. NJ. Houston of
town, MISS Ida Coochie and b. G.
ndal Went on an automobile trip
pugh the islands.-Mrs. Buck, who had
n passing several days among friends
c. returned to her home from Burllng-
that day.-Eugene Smith is in Bos-
where he went with the automobile
". l. Gardner.-Mrs j. A. Harvey and
q. +. Sayles have been attending
sessions of the Grand Chapter of the
err OF Eastern Star in ST. Johnsbury.-I
j. swan and Frank <eene of West
dgewater We're in town last week look
up the matter of the proposed cement
ge with view of making a bid
its constructiOn.-De Foe Croft of
risville has been visiting ID, NJ Croft
.th fpia to, tl,t
j. Smith and granddaughter, Irene
tn, visited Mrs. Smiths son. A. q.
th in St. Adams June News
he birth of daughter, Dorothy Mae,
Mr.. and Mrs, Guy b Clement of
nklin, y. H., has been received
Clement formerly lived here when
was Miss Georgia Scott.-William
iings' who spent the winter and
ng with his son, Harry Giddngs, in
adelphia, arrived Thursday. He ex-
to spend some time among friends
his vicinity,-Miss Rule Kimball has
to Blue Bird camp at East Berk-
e-Miss Louie Carpenter has been
ding "A few days with her aunt Mrs.
S. Rublee, in East Berkshire.-Mr.
Mrs w. G. Cramton of East Berk-
,tion of Selectman IT, W. Towle. Jo-
Paquette with his steam drill has
doing some blasting in the high
near b. b. Ovitts and George ia
The total school savings bank de-
Is during the six week since started
lnt to sl39.S4, The second primary,
Ida Sykes, teacher easily maintain
lead taken the first week.
and Mrs. John Whittemore were
ed while riding on the West Enos-
road Sunday afternoon when their
took fright at the cloud of dust
by a passing automobile overturn-
and badly smashing the carriage
Whittemore escaped with a few
Bes but Mrs. Whittemore. besides her
les. suffered two cracked ribs. The
pants of the machine did not stop to
the extent of the damage Mrs
temore was brought to her home by
per passing automobile and DR.
pas attended her,-The ball game
rday afternoon, Stranahan Tigers