Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The report OF the officers of Enosburg
Falls corporation ca book of 81 pages is
in the hands of the voters. The annual
meeting is to he held Tuesday evening.
May >, at eight O'Clock The warning
contains - articles The amount of tax
recommended by the auditors is 30 cents
on the dollar
b. L. Packard of Montreal was
guest over Easter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
p. Crocher in the home of A. S. Arm
strong on South Main street. II. +.
Reed has sold his dwelling house on
North Main street to a. p. Croft. Pos
session is to be given May /, but the
present tenants will continue for two
months at least.-Bennett Douglass,
supervisor of Brandon School Union
passed Faster with his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Douelass-H T.
Reed who is employed in Montreal, has
been passing few days with his family
here s. C. HouGhton of Bakersfield
was business visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Marion Kendall of Potsdam. y.
Y, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. II. Mears.--Alisses Margaret and
Barbara Brown, who had been visiting
their grandmother, Mrs r. j. Brown,
near East Swanton, returned home
saturday accompanied by their grand
mother, who is passing Il few days in
The family-The village schools opened
Monday after an Easter vacation Of two
weeks.-rhe annual Easter sale by the
Standard Bearers of the Methodist Epis-
coral Church was held in tn" church
vestry Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Barbara Brown entertained 10 OF
nft
honor OF her 10th birthday
There was a very pretty home wedding
in the Methodist parsonage Monday aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock when a daughter
OF the manse, Miss Janet Mildred Doug
lass and Gerald w. Durkee Of Richiord
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed by the brides father, the Rev,
w F. Douglass, assisted by an uncle,
the Rev. r. l.. NJ. Barnes OF Royalton,
the double ring service being used Ben
net G. Duuglass.a brother of the bride.
was best man and 4 sister, Miss Florence
f., Douglass. was bridesmaid Miss Ade-
laide Croft played the wedding march
and Mckenzie Rounds OF Richford. a
school friend of bride and groom. sang
. 20 Promise Me" An interesting fact
was that the day was the I'D anniversary
Douglass and the 18th of the birth of tn,
daughter Miss Florence. Only the I'M
mediate families We're present, After q
short wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
kee will be at home in East Richford
where Mr. Durkec is associated with MS
father in the mercantile business, They
received various useful ard valuable pres
enta-Niss l.. Elizabeth Bell returned
har Oh a,
been passing "A few weeks.-There is to b'
"A reception IN the parlors of the Metho
dist Church Thursday evening At So
O'Clock following the regular prayer ser
vice, given by the members of the won
ems class of the Sunday school in homo
of the return of Miss Belle G. Stone am
j. w. Pomcroy from their trip to Califor
na.-I. o. Powers and daughter, Mis-
Mildred Powers. of bakersfield, were il
town Monday. Miss Powers went t,
Rchford in the afternoon. J. Whitne.
of Richford is doing some work on tn
farm buildings Of c. Il. T.. Best.-Mis
Charlotte Young of Mcdford, Mass, wa
called here Monday by the serious lines
of her brother. George Young, in the HON
Of their uncle George Beno.t-J, o. AM
H. ~ Kimbal We're in FrelighsbUre I
c. Monday on business.
The funeral party of Mrs. Julia +
Swift. AGED 81, consisting of the Rev. an
Mrs BENJAMIN Swift Of Woodstock, AM
Harry Swift of Hartford, Conn, ar
rived here Tuesday evening, w 5
Hutchinson of ST. Adams was one o
the party and was also at the bur!a
which was at the Center Wednesda
beside her husband. the late Rev. A. I
Swift, for many years pastor of III
Congregational Church in that place
The funeral services were held in Wood
stock Tuesday. where Mrs Swift ha
had her home with her son for severa
years past. The Rev. T.. l.. Nraden
berg had charge of the commitment
services-The Rev T.. l.. NJ Barnes a
South Royalton has been passing a fey
lays with the Rev. and Mrs, w i
Douglass. Henry Duso has traded hi
house ON Missisquoi street with A. Gar
row and son for their farm on the rive
about mile and a half above here
Mr. Duso will move to the farm May