Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-18
FRANKLIN COUNTY

franklin CUUNTY
RICHFORD.
The chairman of the district committee
Of public safety, s. Carl Carpenter. has
appointed the Rev. f. NJ. Fuller manager |
of the Four Minute Men for the Rich |
ford district. Arrangements have been
made for different speakers to appear at
different times at the Colonial theatre, the
schools Of the town. and the different
churches, who will in crisp four-minute
speeches, thereby bring the governments
undertakings home to every one The
Liberty loan and the food administration
campaign will be explained and promoted
and it is hoped Richford will not be found
wanting in every expression of loyalty to
the government.-Ronald, youngest son OF
Mrs. D. Longey died Sunday afternoon
Funeral services were held at All Saints
Catholic Church Tuesday morning.-C. NJ
Boright has sold to Theodore Bashaw or
Emporia, Kans., the Ii acres of land on
South Main street known as the Terrill
lot; consideration. s2,250-Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Galway and daughter. Mary. start
| ed Saturday for their new home in Bos-
ton. Mr.. Galway has been employed at
Stevens Mills for three years by the
Woodstock Lumber company.
| W. E. Eastman. the agricultural
teacher in the Richford High school.
has rented the E. Fay Hopkins house
on School street. Mr. and Mrs. Hop
kins now plan to pass the winter in
Omaha Neb, at the home of their son.
Clair Hopkins.-A very pretty wedding
| took place October 10 at nine O'Clock
in All Saints Catholic Church. when
Miss Marie Louise Denonville, the old
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Denonville, was united in marriage to
G. H. Sabourin Of Enosburg Falls. The
wedding ceremony was performed ny
the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Lavigne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabourn were the recip-
tents of many useful gifts consisting
of linen, china, cut glass and silver
They left Richford on the evening train
for Springfield, Mass, where they Will
visit at the home of Mrs. Sabourin's
uncle, Alferry Denonville, after which
they will reside in Enosburg Falls
Under the auspices of the Richford
Branch of the Red Cross society pa
geant drama, Samantha Allen at the
Court of Fame" will be given at the
Colonial theatre Tuesday evening. Octo-
Der q. This drama is under the direction
of Miss Harriet Harris.-Miss Amy T.
school, visited among relatives in Swan
ton and ST. Adams over Columbus day
A. Belanger, the tailor, has moved from
the Charles Bean tenement house on
! Highland avenue to the H. II. King house
on the same street,. ID. Haughey has
sold to Edward Engalls OF the Pinnacle
vicinity his house on Intervale avenue.
| Mr. Haughey and family now plan to pass
the winter in Florida.-Dr and Mrs. II
A. Bogue have purchased the w. II
Foster place on Province street and be-
fore moving into Same will make the
needed repairs.-Miss Jennie Chapel gave
, party in honor of Miss Hazel Haughey
{ to n few of her girl friends in the fire
. station hall Thursday evening. The eve
= ming was pleasantly passed in the play
: ing of games, music and dancing. Re
, freshments were served.-Maynard Bur
= Lesson has sold to Homer Comings OF Eas
i Berkshire his house on Church street
g formerly known the DR.. j. II. liam
e ilton place. also a house on Center stree
: and Mr.. Comings has sold his farm II
n East Berkshire to Mr.. Burleson. Mr.. ant
X Mrs. Comings will come to Richford t.
!. reside and Mr.. Burleson and family viii
Is move to Berkshire.-Mrs. j. A. Renting
/ ton and two children have moved from
e the ]. f. Kelley tenement house on Tro
3. street to Newport. r. l.. where MI
r Remington has a position with the gov
r. eminent in one of the large munitton fac
$. tories.
n A successful game of baseball was play
vi ed by the Richford high school team wit
l. the North Troy high school team at Mort
IN Troy, Friday afternoon, the score being
IN to 8 in favor of the Richford team-Sev
d. eraI people from this place including tn
g Richford Juvenile band attended the SUI
a.
H. Church in East Richford Friday evening
Miss Elsie Danyaw and Miss Unice Oar
yaw of Sheldon Springs. who have bee
visiting at the home Of their aunt, Mr.
n j. Lovelette, have gone to Stevens Mills fc
es visit before returning hOme.-Archan
SC. bault Brothers have rented the buildin
NJ on Main street formerly occupied by o.
GU Goodrich and have opened meat marke
,'e Mrs. w. B. Grice has knit % pairs Of socl
-" for the Richford Red Cross
W Howard MIDGET has returned fro
no Brattleboro, where he has been for II
''e past few months and is working for Il
Richford Garment company.-Mrs. Charl'
nc Taylor of Maiden, Mass. IL visitir
el at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Ia,
yer lor and other relatives In this place.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Post of Georgia vi
Ter tied at the home of Mrs. Winnifred PATTI
irg rick of Boston. who have been visitii
ur- at the home Of Mr.. Elrick's mother. MI
ice w. b. Freer, returned Sunday.-Mur
ne. Thomas. son of Mr. and Mrs ii. r. Thor
1ed as, went Sunday noon to Boston. whe
ere he will take a course of study preparato
OF for his position in the government Sc
ext vice as aviatOr-Mrs. Alfred Scott
at Worcester. Mass, Is visiting at the hor
lay of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lauder and 9th
[rs friends in this place.-MrsS Ella Rand
ton of Franklin. who has been visiting at I
home of Mrs. Anna Wilson, return
oss home Tuesday. Gates of MontI
rsis Tier visited In this place over Sunday
pin, Mr.. and Mrs. Cort Carpenter have p,
pin. chased of DIR. IA. A. Bogue the Lund'
ord Vile house on River street Mr. and NJ
to Carpenter will move to their newly p'
SOL chased home at once.-Mr. and Mrs. W
irst nal Elrick Of Boston were recent que