Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-17
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The annual meeting OF the Woman'S
Auxiliary Of st. Matthew'S Church was
held in the parish house Thursday eve-
ming when the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. J. o. Kimball:
v1ce-president. Mr.. ]. r. Cassidy: treas
urer, Mrs. D. W. Ames: secretary. Mrs.
~. H. Mears: committee on parish. J. o.
Kimball. H. H. Ststson. e. J. Tyler.-The
members Of the woman's class Of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school met
In the church parlors Friday afternoon
and tied two puffs for the boarding house
at Riverside camp. After the work was
completed Investments were served, hus.
bands Of tho members being pressnt.-M.
IN. Perley and daughter. Miss Katherine
Perley. and Miss Belle c. Stone returned
Friday from Burlington. where they had
passed q few days with the family Of Mr..
Perley's brother. Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Per.
ley.-Mrs. DIN Merrill and her mother.
Mrs. C. c. whitney. were in Franklin
Thursday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
E. r. Bell.-J. A. Sinclair o: New Hamp.
ton. N. H.. was in town Saturday. He
has been engaged az principal Of the high
school for the coming school year.
The local committee Of public safety,
Of which A. J. Croft lie chairman. and
e. ]. Tyler secretary. mailed out re-
; turn postals Saturday to farmers In
their territory. comprising Enosburg
Franklin and parts Of Berkshire and
Montgomery. asking for quick returns
to a series Of questions as to amount
of seeding compared with other years
and also to determine the lack or sur
plus Of seeds Of different kinds Craft
flying returns began coming Monday
| The majority OF those received indi-
cate healthy increase of acreage to
be cultivated.-Walter H. Budd and his
sister, Mrs. s. A. Miller, with her daugh.
ter, Aldine. of st. Adams passed Sun
day with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Budd.-To-day being Assem-
sion day there will be services In st.
John the Baptist Church at six o'clock
and 10 o'clock. In St. Matthew'S there
will be services at 10 o'clock.-A. p.
. Croft is making extensive improve
ments on the lawn of his Main street
home-The st. Adams district meeting
Of the Wonnan's Auxiliary will be held
with st. Matthew's Church Thursday.
May 2l.-Benjamin Davis has begun
the building OF q new barn on his farm
To replace one destroyed by lightning
last summer. D. w. Annis 10 In
charge Of the work.-C. A. Downing Of
East Franklin was . business visitor
in town Monday.-Miss Eva Demar
passed Sunday with her parents in
BerkShire.-L H. Croft returned from
Gardner. Mass. Monday. where he had
been called by the death Of his father
in-law, Frank Page.
There will be q meeting In the Philemon
club room Friday evening Of the contract
signers of tho Chautauqua for this sea-
son, for organixation.-Dr H. d. Human.
A. J. O'Hsare, the Misses Wanson and
Elsie Lahsy motored to the former home
of the doctor Sunday.-Clarsnce wriston
Of Detroit. who formerly lived here where
his father was pastor Of the Methodist
Church, was In town over Sunday. He
has enlisted In the naval reserve and IL
to report In his home city. Detroit, Wed.
nesday. He came here with e. J. Tyler.
Jr., from Burlington. with whom he pass
ed sunday.-C. H. Bessey Of Burlington
was q visitor In the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Minnie Ladd. in West Dnosburg last
week. returning home eaturday.-Olin
Merrill attended the 2. NJ. c. A. meeting
in Burlington last Week.-Mrs. Katherine
B. Psrley has been passing . few days
In the home Of her uncle. W. q. Psrley.
IN Burlington.-Miss Phoebe Towle Of Bur-
iington passed Sunday in the home Of her
brother. H. W. Towle.-Mrs. H. e. Domino
OF Ludlow was recent guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Calista scoheld.
L. Gardner Chase. who has resigned the
position - principal Of the high school.