Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Saturdays weather proved the right
kind for r. b. Farrars annual bee tree
party which was in the sugar place OF W.
w. cole where 10 automobiles took about
70 people from Bakersfield. Sheldon.
Franklin, Berkshire, and this place. a.
w. Woodwork (t4) raised the first chip
from the tree, which was felled. In tho
sugar house near by bushe OF potatoes
and 200 ears of corn were soon busily coor-
ing and a bountifu repast was served IN
which the honey and the - loaves o.
bread and other "hxins" were prominent
fea tures.-A reception to Mr. and Mrs. W.
II, Haw was held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Tuesday Mrs CAL
ista Scohed, who had been at her home
here for a few days. returned to Swant'r
Saturday.-Mrs. W. E. Perley. who has
been in the family Of NJ. p. Psrley for sew
eral months. went to Burlington Monday.
Miss Joanna Croft went Saturday to
Burlington. where she will continue hos
duties in charge of the normal department
of the high school.-H. W. Towle was II.
Burlington over Sunday, where Mrs.
Towle is making a fine recovery from al
operation on her ankle. She is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mr and Mrs. W.
F. simpson and daughter Miss Dorothy
with Mr., and Mrs F. W Draper AMI
daughter, Miss Ruth, motored to Montreal
saturday. where, and in Quebec they VIA
/ pass the week.-Harry Hadd and J. X.
| Perley motored to Rochester. n. H.. Nom
| day From there Mr.. Perley will go by
rail to Massachusetts, where he will be
! for a month harvesting cranberres for
the New England Fruit company Of which
his father is the treasurer.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Pomerov and two daughters return
ed Sunday from ST. Armand. Que. where
Mrs, Pomeroy had been for a week.-Mr.
Ion Nrc toip
party Of young people at their home on
! Church street Saturday afternoon.-Miss
| Helen Cramton will return TO her duties
as librarian of Norwich University in
Northfeld this Week.-Mrs. Eva Demar
| was at her home in Berkshire over Sum
day.
There was a gathering of some of tho
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Kenfleld
at their home on st. Adams street Tues
day evening to wish them bon voyage
in their proposed trip across the CONT
nent which they will take soon. They will
visit among friends in Fairfax and Cam
bridge the coming week.-The mock
tial Monday evening under the auspices
of the Martha Washington Chapter, O.
T. S, drew 500 house and the ladies'
received as their share OF the proceeds
after all expenses were ptaid so6, ~. The
parts, with one exception, were by Local
=
Mr.. and Mrs, DIN Merrill have gone to
Boston, where they will pass few dayu
when they VIII so to Kansas City, M,
where Mr.. Merrill will attend the Nation
al Bankers association meeting. This
trip will also include the inspection of
some of the properties in Kansas and Iowa
on which his bank has loans. Mrs Mcr-
rill viii visit in Chicago.
The reception Tuesday evening in the
| MathOliSt Church y
reception to Mr.. and Mrs w H. Yaw
and Mr.. and Mrs II. Gardner Chase.
Nearly $50 people We're present inciud-
ing delegations from st Matthew'S and
Memorial Churches. \ short program
of music and recitations was rendered.
including remarks by the Rev. e. L.
Vradenburg Light refreshments were
served F. w. Wallace on behalf OF the
committee presented them with a purse
of money as a token OF appreciation
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