Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
ENOSBURG FALLS.

daisy announcement tea was ten
dered Miss Grace Libby Tuesday July II
at the home of Miss Olive Towle when
her engagement to William II. Rows- Of
Pawtucket r. l.. was announced. Those
present were: Misses Irene Spooner, Mil
dred Libby Cora Jeffords. Marion No
Carly Myrel Hanley, Marion Kimbal.
Ethel Derby, Marion Kittell, and VI s.
r. e Smith.-The wedding of II. Gardner
Chase, principal of the high school here,
and Miss Susan Cohurn of Moan; Pleas
ant Mich, is announced. 1t took place in
the home of the brides parents, NJ and
Mrs Franklin G. Cohurn, Wednesday eve
ming, July 5-Charles Ryan, who was n
charge Of the highway work on the West
Berkshire road. has closed WORK until
after hayinE. There are only few days
work to he done, but men and teams left
for the bayfield,, Mr.. Ryan went to his
home in Fairfield Friday.
Mrs. Helen Degrenier of Chicago and
been visiting their sister, Mrs. John
| Bean They went from here with Mr..
and Mrs Bean 10 the funeral of their
brother. Gilbert Fountain, in Montgomery
July IL Others from here to attend
-
Lumnah. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Garrow. Arr. Fountain lived here about
40 years. having moved to Montgomery
about 90 years ago.-Nr and Mrs. II. J.
Basinger and three children Of Coopers-
town, n Y, are passing a vacation with
Mrs Basngers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin pavis-Mrs. Branch ~ st.
Johnsbury was n recent guest Of her
Hg,t.
n nephew, Walter Cleveland, of
Coventry.-Mr. and Mrs f. w. David
returned from their Wedding trip Satur-
day. They visited some Of the Canadian
cities and the White Mountain region.
Mr. and Mrs. L. a. Depatie and two
children, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X. Lanctot and daughter of St Johns
bury. are in camp at Highgate springs,
The Rev. Robert +. Lewis, SON Beckett,
and two daughters OF Cleveland. Ohio
called on friends in town Saturday The
party Is on an automobile tour and has
been nearly month on the road. They
will return through the Adirondack re-
gion. Mr.. Lewis is a son of the late G.
P. V. Lewis and was born in Berkshire.
He is in Y. NJ, G. \. work.-Mr and Mrs
Patterson, the Misses Lizzie and Jennie
Tees and Airs, William Tees, all from
Montreal, were guests over sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Rose Mrs \ ;
Armstrong and Mrs. J. r. Crocher were IN
St. Adams FridaY.-Albert Huckins, en-
ployed in an electrical plant in Claremont
n H., is in town.-Loren Flood of Boston
Is passing few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs f. A Wiley,-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Couchier of Worcester, Mass, who were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, r. MitiGuy a
few DAYS last week. were visitors of \. j
Mitiguy and his sister, Mrs Mary chad
wick. in Samsonville over Sunday-Mrs
and Mrs. Il. +. McFeeters. d. + Bailey
and the Misses Ethel WaldrOn and Eta
, Canning made the trip through Belvidere
Eden. Hyde Park and Morrsvlle sunday
John Branch, Jr., has resigned his 20
stion as treasurer of the Enoshurg Fails
Savings Bank and Trust company aftel
four years of service to tax effect Avg
ust /. when +, j. Tyler will succeed 4,
. the position. Mr. Branch expects to y,
associated with his father after Septem
= her | in the management OF the People!
Trust company in St. Albans.-Alrs. +. \
Wiley received letters Tuesday from he
son, Gordon Bessey. with the Natona
Guard in Texas, telling of his continue,
good health, and from Mrs Bessey il
1 Springfield telling Of the birth of n 10 8
( pound SOM. Il, Crochier who travel
In Canada, selling shoes, is having va