Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENCSDO NJ ALLS.
! The Rev. l.. Curtis Denney Of Silver
| Creek. y. 7, has accepted the cali from
St. Matthew's Church. which had the
! approval Of the bishop. and will begin
his duties November l.
Mrs A. ". Isham accompanied her
nephew, Donald Towle. on his return
to his school in Brattleboro. She will
visit friends in Lebanon. y. H, before
her return.--Mrs NJ f. House Of Au-
burn. ~ Y, who has been visiting her
sisters. Mrs. NJ f. Moffatt and Mrs F..
! J. Douglass. in West Enosburg. Is pass
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P.
| PerleY.-C. r. Brown and Stanley
Sayles left here Friday on an autom o.
bile trip to Chesterville. Ont, where
they passed Sunday with Mr.. Sayles's
! son. G. +. Sayles.
The body of Mrs. Eliza Marsh. aged
Sc, of Swanton, was brought here Sun
day afternoon for burial beside her hts
band, Jason Marsh, who died few years
ago. The funeral party comprised Mr..
and Mrs D. 6. Stone and son, Leslie
Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and c.
NJ, Smith Of Swanton. Mrs L. NJ Jenne
and son, Lyle Jenne, OF Philadelphia;
Jason Marsh from the Province of On
tario Mrs. and Mrs G, D. Phelps of
West Berkshire; Mr. and Mrs. J. =.
Towle, Mrs. A. w. Isham. Mrs. e. l..
Marsh. L. L. Marsh. Miss Eliza Marsh.
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r, Perlev Of this
place. The Rev. W. F.. Douglass had
charge of the committal service A
mixed quartette consisting Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Yaw. Mrs. A. A Aseltine
and &. r. Abell Straightforward Foreie =
Missionary society will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting with Mrs. J NJ
Jeffords Wednesday afternoon.-Oving to
the severe storm Of Friday evening the
band concert and benefit dance were
postponed till tonight. weather permit
tinC.-The Home Guards will meet with
Lester and Carroll Judd Friday after
} noon.--G S. Fassett has been confined
to his bed few days with a severe cold
Mrs. F H DoUney OF 81. Armand IS
passing a few DAYS with her daualtn"
Mrs. J. G. Pomeroy work Of en-
tending the village water system to the
new Dickinson avenue was begun Mon
day.
Or. A. r. Bell has disposed Of his den
tai practice, which he has successfully
conducted the past 45 years to DR.. c. A
Mcbride of St Regis Falls, y. Y, who
took possession October 2. Or. Bell will
assist in the office for an indefinite time
DIR, Mcbride is graduate of Philadel-
phia Dental College and the Brook
lyn Hospital of Oral Surgery
He also took high standing in
his examinations before the State
Dental board last summer. He has had
a year Of practice in Buffalo. y. Y-Mrs
Hazel Walters Of Bellows Falls and hel
sister, Miss Mildred Croft Of Nashua, y
Fl, have been visiting in the family OF
"a p Croft Mrs l.. c. Kendall has sold
her lot of land on Pearl street to +. J
HAYES. Henry |. James of Boston is Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A
James.-W. j. Redmond went Monda y
to Waterbury where he met Mrs Red
mond who had been passing a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs j. c. Boyce. IN
North Fayston They returned here Tues
day.-Mr and Mrs J. 2. Russell, Mr. and
Mrs G. H. Anderson and two daughters
the Misses Ruth and Esther and Miss
Flora Crook all Of Franklin. were bust
! ness visitors in town Monday anC
Mrs. Arthur Shepard Of Frelighsburg
, Que, were in town Monday.-There vii
be high school lyceum in the high
school room Thursday evening. William
A. Giddings of Philadelphia returned
Monday from Montgomery where he End
hcen visiting for several days He wen
the same afternoon to Franklin TO WISH
in the family of w. E. Walhridge.-P. J
rIayes. n. B. Farrar, W V. Phelps OF
! this Mace and A. j. Pomeroy Of Eas
Fairfield with Howell Sabourin as chauf
!, four motored TO st, Johnsbury Tucsda y
Amos Paouette, who has been en-
: Moved In St Adams for year is pass
ing A few days in the home of his faith
! or, Joseph Paduette before going tC
! Iovcll Mass, where he has employment
The new piece of road which has beer
i'm process OF construction by the cor
= poration to improve the so-called Shan
: non hill'' on the West Berkshire road il
approach completion. The top of thu
= nil has been lowered nearly four fee
nv the strengthening of the road A fl
: was also made at the foot of the hill o
nearly the same number of feet, mostl,
with stone, and of good width. TIL
result will he a great Improvement TIL
y rev w. f. Douglass. A. A. Aseltine. tn
II Misses Florence Douglass and Ann
y Cbanlin and j. w. Pomeroy attended
II sunday school institute at South Frank
s lin Tuesday.-Mrs. j. G. Pomeroy an
two daughters Mary and Pauline an
Miss romeroys mother, Mrs F. II. Daw
= new were in East Berkshire Tuesday
n Guests of Mrs. George Rouse
is GEORGIA.
" Al the regular meeting of Banne
j., Grange Fritlay evening the frst and ser
q ord degrees will be conferred on candi