Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs W. j. Redmond has been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs James p. Boyce,
in Fayston and friends in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. y. Wilder and daugh-
ter, Miss Eunice Helen. Wnslow
Bowen, Il. y. Gates and Winsow
Gates OF Franklin were in town Friday.
There was an installation service and
work on the NJ. VI. degree by Lafayette
Chapter, r. a. NJ. Friday evening.
There WAS meeting of some of the
local community Chautauqua committee
in the Philemon club rooms Friday eve
ming. Carl H. Turner a representative
of the association, gave some interesting
Information. The committee expects to
arrange to have the exercises held on
Athletic field, whore the tent will be
pitched and equipped with lights.--E. II.
Sheldon and j. @. Gaines have purchas-
ed building lots on Dickinson avenue.
Nearly - lots have already been sold.
II is expected that several houses
will he erected this sunmer.-Iohn
Grant Of Franklin and his son.
David Grant, Of East Franklin. were
business visitors in town Monday Mrs.
/. H. Thomas has resigned her position
in the store Of NJ. p. Perley &s Co. The
position has been taken by Miss Eva
Demar of Berkshire.-A petition with
nearly 10 signatures has been presented
20 the clerk of the corporation asking
him to call a special meeting to il
/ the village will vote to build a new
power plant that shall be sufficient to
furnish all the lights and power wanted.
Work began Tuesday on the Berkshire
road under the recent vote by the cor
poration. Charles Ryan of Fairfield
is IN charge. II. W. Towle, for
the selectmen, has oversight Of
cement sluice work on the new
permanent road being built beyond
! West Enosburg.-A son was born Fri
! day to Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Jones on
| Route from here.-Mr and Mrs w.
! +. Fuller and two sons, George and Ira
! of St Adams We're in town Saturday,
| Larry" Gardner OF the Red Sox visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Gard
, ner. Sunday.--Miss Joanna d. Croft OF
! Burlington high school and Miss Edith
! Pratt employed in the Winooski banK
We're in town at their respective homes
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Mar
tin went to Swanton Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. j. A. BROMLEY. where
they all passed Sunday.-Raymond
Casavant cut foot badly one day the
past week as he was sharpening some
posts at the farm near North Enosburg.
His brother. Rolln, living here. is do
ing his work while he is laid up.
Richard r. Lengey a son of Prosper
Lengey. and Miss Perss Ladd. who 10
employed in the family of NJ. B. Hazel
ton on the Branch road, were married
Monday, the ceremony being performs
ed by the Rev. stead Thornton in Mont
gomery.-The L. V. NJ. Dramatic club
viii give an entertainment in opera
hall Tuesday evening, May 10, under
the auspices of the Alumni association
of the high school.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam stanley were in Burlington Tues
day.-Olin Merrill returned from st.
Johnsbury Tuesday with his car. which
has been there through the winter
NJ. G. Cramton has been at Highgate
Springs for the past three weeks.
building cottage on his lot in the
EnosburG section. He returned there
Tuesday after passing a few days at
his home here.-About 20 members OF
! the local choral union went to Rich
[ ford Tuesday evening in automobiles 10
meet with the union of that place for
practice that eVening.-Wednesd Y
morning the mercury fell to "a. which
| it is feared may have injured apple
ilIc in, lie