Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-05

Good Friday message.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Curtis, OF
Thomas street, March IS.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
There was meeting of the local branch
OF the New England Milk Producers' as
ISOLATION in Perley hall Friday evening
with good attendance. Fourteen new
members signed up. There was consider
able discussion in regard to prices which
resulted in the appointment of COM
mittee consisting Of the president of the
association, W. G. Fassett, with D. w.
Anes and 8. c. Towe to consult with the
creamery interests and the condensary
which cover this territory in an endeavor
to have the price fixed to correspond with
prices in other sections of the state.
The committee met with Mr.. Combs OF
East Berkshire Mr.. Derby Of tho Wachu-
sett creamery and Mr.. David Of the con-
densary at the office of the latter at ten
o'clock Saturday morning and presented
their case. They received the assurance
that these interests would do what they
could to come to some amicable agree
ment--William Clark. a representative
of the General Electric company. who
had been in town few days, returned
Saturday after a conference with the
water and light commissioners in regard
to the new generator they were instructed
to purchase for the village plant. e.
Betters, who travels in New York for
the Pratt Food company, was In town
Saturday, calling on old friends. He passed
Sunday with his brother, Curtis Betters.
The Misses Eva Demar and Helen Sar-
gent passed Sunday in the home of Miss
Denar In Berkshire.-The Misses Helena
and Louie Carpenter spent Saturday with
their uncle E. w. Smith. and Sunday
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Smith, in East Berks Mrs.
Fl. c. Hadd returned Friday from Boston,
where she had been passing a few days.
Mr.. Hadd accompanied her on her re-
turn. remaining a few days.-Dr. and Mrs.
z. II. Brown and three children returned
Monday from visit to the old home
stead near Greens Corner.
At the corporation meeting Friday eve.
ming in opera hall the two articles in the
warning were both adopted unanimously
after period of discussion and question:
ing of the water and light commissions
ers. They were instructed to purchase a
new dynamo and to sell the old one
c. v. Soule of Manchester. N. H.. repre-
senting a contracting firm in that city.
was In town Friday contracting with car
State.-Earl Burt has returned from
Bristol. Conn.,. where he has been pass
ing a few weeks.-Mrs. Faybon Beaulao
is i'll with the measies.-Mrs. H. w. Smith
and daughter Elizabeth Jane of Alburg
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Farrar.
Mrs. A1. L. Irish is passing ten days in
Boston, visiting her cousins. the Misses
oLuise and Elizabeth Kimball. J.
A. Gibson Is out after several weeks
lillness.-Services in the several churches
were appropriate for Palm Sunday.-A.
Povento has resigned his pos, with
the e. H. Thayer company and accepted
a position with firm in Springfield.
Mass.-William Duffy has entered the en-
ploy of the Thayer company.-H. F. Kim
ball returned Friday evening from a trip
of few weeks in Maine.
The listers have completed the military
census of the town and found $50 men be-
tween the ages Of Is and As The work
was completed during the past week
Monday the board began the listing Of
property.-Walter Z. Westcot died at the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Westcot. on Bismark street Sunday morn
ing after an illness of several months with
tuberculosis. Prayer was said by the
| Rev L. c. Denny at the house Tuesday
afternoon and the funeral party left on
the three o'clock train for Waterville
where the funeral was held Wednesday.
Mr.. Westcot, who was "a years of age. is
survived besides his parents by "A brother
c. L. Westcot. Jr.. who is employed in
st. Johnsbury.-Hudson Beattie Of Barre
is passing few days in the home of his
uncle. D. w. Ames.-Mark Hayes has
returned from Boston, where he has bes:,
passing few months-Mrs Fl. w. Smith
and daughter returned to Alburg Monday
after passing week with her sister. Mrs.