Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
ENOSBURG FALLS.

| as far as the Notch spring. IL is expected
that work will be begun at once on the
State road through the notch.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Monday afternoon saw a crowd of about
so at a picnic dinner. with honey in the
| honey comb fresh from a bee tree To-
| Gated by Fl. i. Farrar, on the farm of
| l.. L. Marsh near the home of r. NJ.
| Towle in South Franklin. A w. Wood
worth carried his "a years lightly as
any many years younger and enjoyed the
! repast of green corn and ''fXins' cooked
| on the spot as but few of them did.
Sol. Burt was there and 'hived" the
swarm for further use.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lanctot and daughter Katherine
of st. Johnsbury passed Sunday in town
with Mr.. Lanctots brother. C. w.
| Lanctot. and sister. Mrs. l.. A. Depatie.-
The family Of ID. T.. Woodward returned
Monday from the farm where they have
passed the summer. Mr.. Woodward will
remain there for a longer time.-Mrs.
w. II. Towle and son Glare have returned
from Newport leaving Mrs. Towle's
| mother, Mrs. c. A. Stanley, to make
longer visit.-Mr. and Mrs. f. Il. Colcord
| of Milwaukee. Wis, left Saturday, accom-
| panied by Mr.. Colcords parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Colcord, who went as far
| Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bertram
| and two children. Homer and Abbie. Of
Winooski are visiting among friends in
| this vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. e. Fecteau
and three children returned to Winchen-
| don, Mass, Monday after a two weeks
vacation, passed with Mrs. Fecteau's
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Rchards.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. II. Stack of Mortified passed
| Sunday in the family of e L. Derby
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Branch, Jr., came to
| town Friday and passed Sunday with
Mrs. Branchs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. A. Aseltiro II. F. Reed has placed
| one of the CN ms in his bakery at the
use of the public for the purpose of con-
serving the food supply. Vegetables and
| fruits may be dried very quickly and
all the good qualities retained.-Mr. and
| Mrs. c. II. Stratton and Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. r. Brown motored Monday to Burling-
] ton. where Mr.. Stratton attended a meet
| ing of the executive committee of the
| State organization of rural carriers
| Mrs. Gardner Hunt of West Berkshire
was operated on at Maple Park sani-
| tarium Monday for appendicitis.-Mr. and
| Mrs. l.. H. Pomeroy expect to leave
Thursday for Asbury Park N. j., where
| Mr.. Pomeroy Is in charge of CONNER
cial studies in the city high SCHOOLGIRLS
Sylvia McMullen, who passed the month
of August in Richford, returned last
week and was at her post in charge Of
the public library Saturday.-Miss Ethel
Waldren. stenographer in the office of
McFeeters & McFeeters, is out after an
illness of several days with a throat
trouble.
The members of the United States
Typographical survey party. who have
been in Richford few weeks, were taken
to Alburg Friday where they are to do
some work. They were taken by Glenn
| Rublee of this village on his motor truck.
The equipment weighed about $500
pounds.-Prin G. Iceland Green of RAN
dolph State school of agriculture and
E. F. kibby, an instructor in the same
| school, were in town Friday. They were
en- route with tent equipment for High
gate Springs, where they will pass a few
| days in camp.-NTiss Helen Sargent re-
| turned Thursday from two weeks vaca-
ton from the Dr. B. j. Kendall COM
pany office. During her absence she
| made trip as far as New York city
and Boston, stopping at several inter-
| mediate points for short visits with
| friends. She returned from her home in
| ontpelier.-Paschal Ladd of Kansas
City. Mo-. was in town Friday with his
sister Miss Anna Ladd. of Richford. He
was son of the late Henry Ladd of
Berkshire and is a brother of A. A. Ladd
of that town. He has been away 26 years
THE Enosburg Falls band and Kim
balls orchestra gave concert fol-
lowed by n dance at Pinecroft pavilion.
Lake Carmi. Tuesday evening.-Mrs. L. A.
willard and three children have been
passing a few days in Highgate.-Nine
cans of trout f1ngerings were recently
placed in the brooks in this vicinity.-Mr.