Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-09
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Dr DAVIDSON or st. Adams was in town
Thursday in council with DR.. L. w.
Clough in the case of the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Cantell who has
been i'll few days. Friday DR.. Ladd
from Burlington, representing the State
board of health. saw the case. They both
, decided that the disease was not Of a
contagious nature.-Mrs. Birmingham Of
Chicago has been passing a few days in
the family of DIN Merrll.--A daughters
was born Thursday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Farnham at the home Of
Mrs. Farnham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Davis.-M. 2. Perley, with his
daughter, Miss Katherine Perley, and son.
j. X. Perley. Miss Belle C. Stone, Miss
| NJ. L. Perley, their guest, and Mrs.
j. w. Pomeroy motored to Franklin Fri
| day, where the daughter visited Miss
Josie Young and the rest of the party
were guests in the home of f. l.. Hop
kins.-Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Richards,
daughter. Miss Irene Richards. and son,
Hudson Richards. of Springfield, Mass,
who had been visiting friends in st. AL
bans. came to town Friday and will pass
a few days with family friends here
Winthrop Hubbell has so far recovered
from his broken shoulder that he has
| gone to report to his regiment in Pennsyl-
vania. Miss Margaret Chaffee is acting
matron at hte sanitarium in place Of Mrs.
w. II. Yaw, who is passing a few days
in the home of E. r. Perley.-Mrs o. N.
Kelton of st. Adams and Mrs. H. A.
Cramton were entertained Thursday in
the home of Mrs. B. II. Dickinson in
honor of the birthday of her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Farnsworth of Montgomery. who
is her guest for few days.-Miss Alice
Cassidy of st. Adams hospital was a re.
cent guest of friends here
The work of setting the poles and string
ing the wires to the gravel pit to furnish
power for the stone crusher was com-.
pleted last week. Some natural gravel
has been drawn to the village streets which
has greatly improved them.-The Rev.
]. F. Morris, who has been the rector in
Glen Sutton, has been passing a portion Of
his vacation here with the Rev. L. c.
Denney, who had returned from Spring.
field, Ohio. where he had passed July.
At the Sunday morning service in st.
Matthew's Church Mr.. Morris preached.
He is to be transferred to Montreal for
his next field of labor.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. A. Powers Of Manchester. N. H..
who formerly lived in Berkshire, were in
town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Wallace have returned from an automobile
trip through and a three weeks visit with
friends in New Hampshire.-Mrs. H. A.
Curtis of Lacona Park, Wash, was a
over-Sunday visitor in the home of Mrs.
L. c. Kendall. Mrs. Curtis was the wife
j.. of the late DR.. Fassett, brother of Mrs.
, Kendall's father. B. F. Fassett who has
his home with Mrs. Kendall.-Mr. ana
, Mrs. George Chaffee. who formerly lived
here with their son. Randolph. and MI.
. and Mrs. Delos Bond all of Somerville,
: Mass, are passing few days in the home
I Of A. j. Caldwell on Church street. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Kemp of Worcester
Mass. were also guests in the same home
the past week.-E. w. David of Phila.
delphia passed Sunday with Mrs. David
y who is staying with her parents. Mr.. and
=. Mrs Olin Merrill-George Caldwell has
. taken position as musician in the
II Bellevue Theater in ST. Adams.
II There was a gathering at Riverside
- camp Tuesday evening Of several of the
r friends of John Branch Jr.. in honor OF
l. his approaching marriage.-A son wal
g born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Duffy Mon
y day-Mrs. H. A Curtis Of Tacoma Park
l. Washington, d. c., who had been passing
q a few days with Mrs. l.. c. Kendall. wa:
l. taken to st. Adams by automobile Tues
y day in company with NJ. p. Perley and
n daughter. Miss Katherine Perley. Mis-:
IS Bell C. Stone. Mrs. J. w. Pomeroy ant
's Miss NJ. S. Perley.-Mr. and Mrs. w. p
D. Elrod of Detroit, Mich, and Mrs A. NJ
s. Aseltne and daughter. Miss Esther. o
s. Burlington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
~ f. F. Greenwood Tuesday.-A daughte
rs was born to Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Davit
u Tuesday. Mr.. David. who was in Phladel
lie phia reached here Wednesday morning.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas and son
y. John, of Maiden. Mass. are visiting amon
8 friends in this vcnity.-Mr. and Mrs. J
n c. Pomeroy and daughter, Pauline. ar
70 guests Of Mrs. Pomeroy's parents. Mr.. an
Oh Mrs. F. n. Dawney. for a few days.-Th
or Rev. w. B. Dukeshire was business Wis
is itor in town Monday.-Dr. a. c. McBrid
at was called to his home town in New York
- where he registered for examination.
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