Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-17
ENOSBURG FALLS.

owing to the ncarness Of the River
side camp and the Sunday attractions
the services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be omitted for tho coming
two Woeks.-Mrs. G. 5. Ellis of Hunt
inEton, Mrs. Mary Farnsworth and Mrs
Julia Bates OF Wcstford and Miss
Amelia Keller of Essex are visiting
their sister Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt-Miss
Sara Kelley Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, who
has been passing few weeks in the
family Of H. +. Comings in East Berk-
shire, is visiting her cousin, NJ. 7. Per-
lcy.--Mrs. Mary Rice of Bakersfield,
who has been visiting her nephew. Otis
King. went Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. r. II. King. in Observation-Disclosures
Reed has returned from Newport and
entered the employ of Glenn w. Rublee
in the Enosburg Falls Earage.-Clar-
cnce Wriston, who had been employed
in the condensary for few weeks, and
Carmi GarroW of Proctor, who had
been at his home here for two weeks,
left Monday morning by auto for
Swanton On route for the harvest fields
of the Canadian Northwest-J. George
Gaines is having vacation this week
from the store of NJ. +. Perley. which
he is passing with his family in the
White mountains.-W. II. Yaw. c. II.
Abel. J. II. Mears and W. q. Fassett,
with G. f. Rawson at the organ. fur
nishcd the music at the funeral Sun
day afternoon in Berkshire of ID. o.
Burlcson, who died Friday at a camp
in Newport Others from here who at
tended the service were Mr.. and Mrs
w. :. Judd and family. w. Wilson,
a Rhodes scholar at oxford, England
and former principal of the high
school. with three of his ncphcws Of
Bethel. who were on bicycle trip
called on Nh and Mrs. c. II. Abel
SundaY.-Mrs, Fay King and four chill
dron, who have been passing the sum
mor in the family of II. H. King in
Eordoville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
otis King,-Mr. and Mrs. j. O. * mball
and daughter Miss Elizabeth and Mrs
I. X Smith of Minneapolis, Mimi.
went to HiEhEate Springs Sunday.
Icouard Hayes of North Enosburg,
Gerald fIadd of this place, and Charles
| Ward of South Franklin and contingent
from East Berkshire have gone 10 the
Canadian Northwest for tho harvest sea-
ru.- Clair Rublee, while driving the bread
car of the T.. y. Cushman bakery on the
/ Erhford trip Monday, lost control of the
machine, going down a grade beyond East
! 'crkshiro Something like a hundred
! IoayoS Of bread and numerous packages
"crc badly mixed. Neither Mr.. Ruhlee
lor Gardner McarS, who accompanied
him, VAS hurt, nor was the machine
much damaged Miss Ilildreth Tyler is
visiting her friend, Miss Gertrude Comho,
I'm East Rerkshire.-An alarmst phoned
serious fire was raging there. It was
found that the fire was under control be-
! fore any extensive damage was done, he
Ing confined to the creamery of G. y.
/ Phelps the roof of which was badly
Idamaucd.-Mr and Mrs. G, 5. Pomeroy
and little daughter. Florence Elizabeth,
. # Riverside, cal, arrived Tuesday on a
visit.
/ In one Of the first Of the automobiles to
leave Tuesday morning to witness the
/ same between Or. Thomas All-Stars and
/ burlington at the latter city was the
| old-Nouug fan, A. w. Woodwork, aged
( II" president of the First National Bank,
/ "ho Was an interested spectator through
the game Miss Leila Dempsey has re-
turned from burlington, where she has
been az the SparhaWl sauitarium for n
, few Wccks.-Mr and Mrs \. NJ. Aseltine
Of Burlington ana the Rev and Mrs II.
I' Petty Of schenectady, y Y. were in
town Wednesdays Evelyn Pumley
or Mortified is "A guest at the home of
/ w. r NcFcetcrs. Miss Clara Willard of
Franklin was operated upon Monday for
appendicitis Is at the home of Howard
hashaw by Or. G. A. Pratt, assisted by
hr H. y. lehman. Miss Willard is doing
niccly-Mrs Howard of the Howard
House at Daytona, Fla, who is passing a
fow weeks among friends in berkshire
was guest mt the home of NJ =. Perley
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. l.. II. Pomeroy of
NSbuN Park, y. j., were guests of Mr.
ana Mrs f., f.. Beatty Wednesday,