Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

ENOSBURG FALLS.
The H. A. Cramton farm near this VIII
lage has been sold to the Rev.. w. j.
NJ. Beattie Of Barre. This is one of the
farms in this section and had
been in the family for three generations.
Mr.. Beattie Is a brother-in-law Of D.
w. Ames, who has farmed 1t for several
past.-Edward Dezotelle has sold
his farm known as the Gardner Heyer
farm to Martin Gilbar and has moved
his family to his residence on Pleasant
street.-Miss Amelia Keller n her aunt,
Mrs. p. f. Reynolds Of Essex Center.
were recent guests Of Miss Keeler's sister,
Mrs. c. L.. Ovitt.-Miss l.. Elizabeth
Bell has rome to Wallingford, Conn.,.
where she has a position as instructor
in physical culture in the high school
of that city.-R. E. Samson Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. has been visiting his cousin, ].
A. Gibson. Mrs. Samson and their two
children are visiting her parents in New
port.-E. O. Mitiguy Of Burlington was
n guest Of his brother, w. e. Mitiguy,
Wednesday,. His return was made by
auto that evening with j. X. Perley,
M. A. Aseltine, DIN Merrill and M. L.
Irish as companions. Mr.. Irish went to
attend the meeting of the Vermont Coal
Dealers.-R. c. Trudeau has moved his
family to Sheldon where he has a position
with the Missisquoi Pulp company.-J.
G. Gaines. C. N. Stetson n Earl Cas-
sidy were in st. Adams Wednesday after
noon on business.-Mrs William Reynolds
Of ~Frelighsburg. Que. was a business
visitor in town Wednesday.-Henry Puff
fer Of Richford was in town on business
Wednesday.-Rev. w. J.. NJ. Beattie and
son Hudson OF Barre have been passing a
few lays in town.-Mrs. l.. Leavens of
Cambridge returned here Wednesday to
care for her mother. Mrs. E.. A. Gaines,
whose condition does not improve. An
other daughter. Mrs. George Demar Of
Berkshire, has been with her a few days.
F. w. Wallace has purchased the tene-
ment on Bismark street known as the
Allard house of Mrs. l.. S. Darrah. He
will continue to rent 1t.
C. F. Rawson, ~organist, and the
Misses Helen Cramton, Ruby Kendall,
Helen Stetson. Mrs. J. r. Cassidy, Mrs.
c. w. Lanctot and ]. o. Kimball Of the
choir of st. Matthews Church and several
Of their friends went to Montgomery
Sunday afternoon to assist in the annual
"old home day" observed by st. Bar
tholemew's Church.-Mr. and Mrs. H. w.
Jones left here Monday for Cass City,
Mich, where Mr.. Jones will have a posi-
ton in a condensary plant just being
opened up by the Hires Milk company
Mr.. and Mrs. p. I. Duval and son. Gerald
Duval. of Lowell. Mass. who formerly
lived here. recently passed a few days
here, visiting in the families of j. p.
Sabourin and S. j. Maynard. Mr.. Duval
has a responsible position as buyer for
some CT the departments of the Bon
Marche. a large department store in that
city.-Mrs. G. NJ. Hunt, who was operated
on at Maple Park sanitarium recently.
returned to her home in West Berkshire
Saturday.-Powell Spring of the Univer-
sity Of Vermont staff has been a guest in
the home of f. w. Draper for a few
days.-Mrs. H.. E.. Towle of South Frank
lin passed several days last week with
her daughter. Mrs. L. H. Pomeroy. who
Is convalescing from an illness.
The permanent highway being built on
the West Enosburg road by James O'Neil
is nearing completion. Several teams
are drawing gravel.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown and daughter and Miss Gertrude
Mccarthy have returned to their homes
in Barre after several days passed with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mitiguy.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Archambault from Fort Ethan
Allen. where Mr.. Archambault is in train
ing. were guests Sunday of Mr.. Archam-
bault's mother. Mrs. l.. ]. Archambault.-
A cafeteria supper will be served by
the ladies of the church in st. Mathews
parish house from $50 Thursday evening
until all are served.-Miss Margaret Not
man Of New York. who has passed the
summer here. returned home Monday
C. H. Stratton, carrier on route four
from here, with Mrs. Stratton. left Mon
day for New York State, where they
will pass the week among Mr.. STATIONS
friends. B. F. McFeeters is substituting
on the route during his absence.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Leach and Mr.. Leach.
mother. Mrs. o. N. Leach of Berkshire
left Monday by auto for Glastonbury
Conn.,. where Mr.. Leach is employed il
the J. B.. Williams soap works.-Mrs
James A. Holloway of st. Adams has beer
passing a few days in the home of B. +
Wilder.-W. N. Lang of Cambridge Gale,
on his daughter. Mrs. J. G.. Gaines, Mon
day.. He was accompanied by Mr.. an,
Mrs. Z. 8. Campbell of st. Adams, T.
whom he had bargained for N. A. Dub;
of North Sheldon the farm he recent,
purchased of Leslie l. Combs.-Mrs S. S
Watson of st. Adams has been passinI
a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mar,
Wilder. in the home Of her son, b. +
Wilder. She expects to join her husband
who Is In the military service at Cam
Devens In Observation-Disclosures Doug
lass left here Saturday for Brandon
where she passed Sunday with he
brother. B. fl. Douglass. From there sh
went to Castleton to enter the norma
school.-Mrs. A. w. Woodwork. who ha
been in frail health for a year or more
Is quite Ill so a nurse has been called
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mudgett and so
and Mr.. n Mrs. c. e. Mudgett left TO
Florida by automobile Tuesday.-Mrs. Ed
mund p. Douglass of Groton. Conn.,. wit
her son., DIR. Edmund L. Douglass fror
Harlem hospital. New York city. who ar
On an automobile trip. were guests in tn
home of the doctors uncle. the Re,
w. n Douglass. Monday night.
The regular meeting held in the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Friday evening fc
the ministers and laymen of st. Alban!
Swanton. Highgate. Franklin. Sheldoi
BakerSield. Montgomery. Richford, Berl
shire and the local church was well al
tended by representative delegations froi
the various societies. The round table dis
cussion In the afternoon followed by
banquet and the evening address b
Bishop e. H. Hughes of Boston made
fitting climax. which placed the matte
of the care OF the old preachers Of tn
Vermont conference OF a business basil
The bishop was entertained while In tow
In the home of M. p. Perley.-Mr. an
. Mrs.. ~ q Hendrtck, 0rs. r. y. Welo