Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-29
ENOSBtJRG FALLS.

The union Thanksgiving service was not
held Sunday night as advertised but will
be held in the Baptist Church Thursday
evening with the Rev. e. w. Puffer as the
preacher--A war social mo refresh
ments) by the woman's Bible class of the
Methodist Sunday school was held with
Miss Belle G. Stone Tuesday evening. 1t
was of the nature Of a farewell to Mrs.
Holden and Mrs. 1rsh who both expect
to be out of town for the winter.-Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Green of Bakersfield were
in town Monday evening. Miss Bulah
Mitiguy was in Burlington a few days last
Week.-Mrs. Ruth Draper was Il guest OF
Miss Katherine Holmes of st. Adams Sat
urday.--Mrs b. II. Dickinson visited Mrs.
o. N. Kelton in st. Adams Saturday.
A. Il. Mtiguy Of Burlington passed Sun
day with his brother A. J. Mitiguy. in
Samsonville.- A. Aseltine has been
Mt Maple Park sanltarium, where he
underwent an operation for removal of u
tumor. His condition Is much improved
Spencer Caldwell and Clair Rublee of the
medical department of the University OF
Vermont are at their homes here for
Thanksgiving. village schools are not
in session this week.--The low tempera-
ture. five above zero. on Saturday night,
closed the river above the dam and with
out any trouble from anchor ice.-C L..
Ovitt went to Morrisville Monday on bust
ness.-The Misses Renie Green Edna
Pierce and Mrs. Nellie Mullen of the tele-
phone office force spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles Rogers in Berkshire. Miss 3.
Almira Watts went to Burlington, where
she visited friends before going to her
home in Waterbury George o. Bowen
and his brother, A. o. Bowen of Franklin,
left Wednesday to visit their father.
q. w. Bowen, I'm Newark Valley, n. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manley of Irasburg
were guests in the home Of Mr.. Manley' )
father A. II. Marley, Friday.-Mr and
Mrs. A. Morgan were in Highgate Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of Leon Greenier,
q nephew Of Mrs Morgan.
Mrs. Lydia A. Spooner. widow Of the
late John Spooner. passed away at her
home near the Center Thursday morning
Mrs. Spooner was within a few days of
76 years of age and had been i'll about
two weeks. She is survived by three
sons, Vernon L. OF North Sheldon. Ernest
of Newport and sayles. who lived with
his mother; also one sister. Mrs. George
Vincent Of East Berkshire. The funeral
was held at two o'clock Saturday
from Christ Church, of which she was
q member.
Among those from here to attend the
FUNERAL of Mrs. Lydia Spooner Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs I. A. Vincent. Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Cassidy, Mrs Stanley
Sayies, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cassidy.
The Rev. L. c. Denny of this place Of
hciated.-Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Armstrong
and Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Crochier re-
turned Saturday from visits to Phila-
delphia and among friends In New
York-Mr. and Mrs. John Branch, Jr
OF st. Adams were in town Sunday
The Rev. c. A. Boyd. State secretary OF
Sunday schools left Tuesday morning
for his home in Burlington. He was
entertained while here in the family of
the Rev. w. L. Douglass-Fred Towle
of South Franklin, Misses Irene and
Eula Ovitt of West Enosburg, Miss
Hildreth Tyler and Edward Tyler of
this place who are attending the uni
versity in Burlington are at their
homes for Thanksgiving.-Frida be-
ing ST. Andrews day will be observed
by a service at 10 o'clock in st. Mat
thew's Church.-W. II. Yaw, G. II. Abel,
NJ. o. Eldred w. g. Fassett, F.. w. Wal
lace and F.. w. Robe with c. f.. Raw
son accompanist were in South Frank
aln Tuesday evening, where they fur
nished the music at the annual chicken
pie supper in the church.
FRANKLIN.
Frank Wood, a lifelong resident Of this
town, died at his home November 2l.-
Alton Pratt was operated upon at the
local sanitarium Wednesday morning.
His condition Is favorable.--Dr. ii. A.
Whitney and family of Northfcld spent
Thanksgiving day at A. d. Whitney's.-
Simpson & Towle have their new light
ing system installed--R. d. Gates and
Miss Esther Anderson of Burlington are
at home for the week.-Mrs.. Walter Hill.
who was operated upon at the local
santarium. Is getting along as nicely
as could be expected.-Oliver Baker re-
turned to his home from the local SAM
tarium Sunday.-Mrs. A. ID. Whitney is
seriously ILL., Miss Marguerite Bliss of
Burlington Ii caring for her.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY