Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENOSBURG FALLS.
The Rev. and Mrs. w f. Douglass re-
turned from their trip to Post Mills
saturday. They came by way Of Hyde
Park. where they passed a night in the
nome of H. NJ Mcfarland. The families
of f. ]. Tyler, DR.. F. H. Brown and w.
r. Ladd returned from Highgate
Springs Saturday.-F. w. Wallace and
Miss Maria Brady of the University Of
Vermont summer school were in town
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs A. C. S. Bee
man of St. Adams were in town Satur-
day evening. They passed Sunday at
Riverside Camp.-The Rev F. w Puff
fer officiated at the funeral of Philip
Hogaboom at the home of Mrs c. r.
Colpitts in Berkshire Saturday forenoon.
The bearers were George Hogab boom and
Max Hogaboom Of Sheldon, Jerome
hathaway Of this place and Ladd An
drus of Berkshire. Burial was In Mont
gomery.-Mrs Julius Read Of ST Adams
was the guest Of Mrs. Rachel Sturgis
over Sunday There was a union service
in the Baptist Church Sunday evening
The speaker was DR. Clark Leach Of
Westford, a recent graduate, who expects
sionary.-Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Marsh, Miss
Florence Aseltne, and John Branch. Jr
passed Sunday at Lake Mansfield Mrs
F. II. Dawney returned to her home In
Frelighsburg. Que Sunday accompanied
by her little granddaughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Pomeroy.
Twenty-Five young people. the party
who a few weeks ago went to Mt.
Mansfield. had a picnic supper at Riv-
erside camp Friday evening. It was
in the nature of a farewell to John
Branch. Jr.. who has finished his work
in the Savings bank and leaves soon
for his new field in st. Albans.--E. X.
Warren of Evanston. H.. who has been
a guest in the family of NJ. p. Perley
for a few days. was very anxious to
get some specimens of what the boys
used to call diamonds" from a ledge
where he used to find them 60 years
ago. for museum he Is collecting for
in Three Oaks Mich, where his fac
tory Is located. He and Don Stone, a
boyhood mate. visited the place. in the
pasture of u. w. Paul, in East Berk
shire Friday afternoon, and made some
choice "fnds."-Clayton Hurt has pur-
chased the barn of b, II. Dickinson and
is moving It to his lot on Dickinson
avenue and will transform 1t into a
double tenement, c. NJ Armstrong and
William Pfenst!el. who each bought
lumber all prepared for houses on their
lots on the same street have got it on
the spots. The foundations are in
and both houses will go up soon
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Trahan and two
children of Newport are visiting
friends in this vicinity.-Mrs. J. A
Gibson is passing a few days among
friends in Burlington.
Philip Hogaboom, who lives witt
his son-in-law. Ladd Andrus. in Berk
shire, met the two O'Clock train Angus
| > and his daughter, Mrs FRANK
Rock, and two children from BurlinG
ton. He was taken suddenly i'll wher
passing the residence of w. V. Phelp.
and fell from the wagon in an uncon
scious state, Doctors Abel ard Pratt
were called and he rallied sufficiently
to be taken home. It was pronounced
a case of acute Indigestion, caused by
hurried eating when weary.-Claytor
Burt has sold his cottage IN Lake
Carmi near the Dewing farm to a com
pany of young married people. will
L. H. Croft president Some of thu
other 10 members are DIR. r. B. Thoma 5
w. E. Gibson, f. c, Farrell, ]. h
Crochier and John Whittemore. Thi
organization will take the name o
Country club" and has already begun
extensive repairs on the cottage. in
Guiding large veranda.
Phillip Hogaboom, who was taken u
in this village August >, but wen
to the home of his daughter, Mrs
Iadd Andrus in Berkshire, after rally
ing. was found dead in the woodshe,
at seven o'clock Thursday morning
He had been dead only n short tim
and had evidently fallen while on hi
wav ont of doors. He was in his lis
wear The funeral was held Saturda
morning at 10 o'clock at the home o
Mrs. Laura Colpitts, near where tn
family live Burial was in the GENE
, terv at Montgomery Center beside hi
wife He is survived by three daugh
tors Mrs. Ladd Andrus Of berkshire
Mrs r. l.. Rock of Burlington and Mis-
Florence Hogaboom of Franklin; ais
two brothers. William of this town an
, George of sheldon
2 Owing to the Community Chautauqu
$ attractions this week and other engage
4 mentS there wa w ~ concerts ny III
local hand this week and next.-Mis
= Relic c. stone of this place. Miss Mar
q Anderson of East Berkshire and Don {
A stone of Hinesburg We're guests of NJ
k and Mrs. e. *, Warren at Lake Placi
!, in the Adirondacks, over Sunday. The
g returned to their homes Tuesday.-Orri
= Ionge of St. Adams, a former rcsden
l.. who is visiting W, Hoben in Berkshr,
n was in town Monday,-Mrs. Ruth Kin
hail returned from iighgate Spring