Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-13

of this term until some date in March and |
then remain in session six days a week
until the year is made up which would
bring the closing time in July. This ar
rangement would permit the closing of the
three primary buildings and Of three
rooms in the other buildings for the win !
ter. No action was taken but the board
wishes the parents to express an opinion
on the matter. On this public opinion the
board will probably base its action.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
The date for the evangelistic meetings
to be conducted here by the Rev. Mr..
Swift in the Baptist Church has been
fixed. They will open the evening of
December rs and continue two weeks.
The Rev. w. e. Douglass of the Metho-
dist Church attended the meeting in
Richford all day Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs.
B. c. Kendall attended the funeral FRI
day in Richford Of Mr.. Kendall's mother,
Mrs. P. c. Kendall. Others from here
to attend were Mrs. c. L. Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs L. l.. Marsh and ]. II. Mears.-
Mrs. B. N. Applegate Of Allenhurst. N. j..
arrived In town Thursday and will accom-
pany Mrs. L. II. Pomeroy to her home
in Asbury Park, N. J.-Ralph Bolster
was brought to Maple Park sanitarium
he is employed by the Nelson & Hall
Co. DR.. Beecher Of Burlington was called
at the same time. but did not advise an
operation. Mr.. Bolster is remaining for
treatment.-Ralph Paxman, who was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at Maple Park
sanitarum. Is in a favorable condition
Mrs F. A. Cassidy returned Thursday
from Montgomery, where she was called
by the serious Illness of her son lin law.
Ralph Bolster.-J. K. Perley Is visiting
his cousin. Miss Margaret Perley. at
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. E. j. Tyler and daughter. Miss
Janet passed Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Valiquette at South Frank
lin Station.-Halsey Dunton, who has been
employed in a creamery In New York
State, Is at the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Colonel Denton. on Maple Park.-To con-
serve fuel the mid-week service Of st.
Matthews Church will be held in the
parish house and the Methodist Church
will hold cottage prayer-meetings whore
invited.-Miss Eva Demar spent Sunday
with her parents in Fletcher.-Mrs. l.. H.
Pomeroy. and daughter. accompanied by
Mrs. B. N. Applegate. left Monday for
Asbury Park N. j.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cross and Seymour Clark
Of North Wolcott were married Tuesday
Dec 4 at tho home Of the bridet in Bordo-
Vile. c. J. Rider Of Randolph per-
formed the ceremony. They will make
| their home in North Wolcott.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ovitt
Of West Enosbur November 30.
There was social function at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Porter Monday
evening. one of those affairs for which
| the young ladies Of the telephone ONCE
are so Justly famed. The engagement
announcements OF two Of their number
| was the occasion: Miss Muriel Stanton of
West Enosburg to Gerald Betters Of
| Enosburg, and Miss Christine Smith Of
| Fairfax to Ernest Reed Of Richford The
| dining-room was prettily decorated in
pink and white. The evening was pass
ed with games and dancing. To give a
touch Of novelty half of the young ladies'
were in male attire.-Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Lafley have received news of the mar
riage Of their son. Hector Lafiey. who is
in camp at Aver, Mass. and Miss Rose
| Bashaw. whose home Is in Whitman,
Mass, but who has lived in the family
Of A. w. Woodwork for the past year.
They are expected to spend Christmas
here.-Mrs. c. B. Ovitt and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, went Monday to st. AL
bans. where the daughter is in the hos
pital, being treated for a hip trouble
j. e. Flanagan returned to his home in
Moretown Monday after having passed
several days in the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. c. Farrell.-Mrs. II. d. Hin
man left Monday for her home in Glou-
cester. Mass. where she expects to re-
main until after Christmas.-Mrs. Fred
rick Vaughan Of Massachusetts, returned
home Monday. She was called here last
| week by the serious condition Of her
brother Ralph Bolster. who Is improved
since coming to Maple Park sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Towle were in st.
Adams Monday to see their daughter.
Mrs. l.. H. Pomeroy. who started on
her way to her home in Asbury Park.
N. J.-Mrs. George Ladue and son. Ray
mond. Of st. Adams. are visiting Mr.. La
dues parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La
due.-G. w. Bowen has returned from
a two weeks visit to his father, o. w.
Bowen. in Newark Valley. N. Y.-Doug-
lass Kimball Is suffering with an attack
of tonsilitis.-E. F. Greenwood IL able
to be out after being shut in two weeks
with a severe cold.-The music pupils OF
Mrs M. l.. Irish gave a successful piano
recital in Perley hall Tuesday evening
Mrs. e. T.. Beatty Is i'll at her home on
Orchard street.-A. o. Bowen Of Frank
lin was a visitor in town Tuesday.-Ray
Mitchell was business visitor in ST
Adams Monday.-Mrs. w. H. Towle was
In town Monday on her return from pass.
ing Sunday with friends in Richford.-J
G.. Gaines has been confined to the
house with n cold.-Miss Eta Canning
is assisting in the drug store Of j. NJ
Jeffords during the holidays.-Mrs. e. j
Parmelee went to Richford last Thurs
} day accompanied by her niece. Miss
Grace Densmore. who remained with
friends until Tuesday