Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-22

Inc Woman'S Foreign Missionary So
ciety met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
{. w. Brush.-The Fidelity class will meet
Tor study Friday evening with Mrs W. d.
stewart.-Ralph Southland is passing II
Few days with friends In Mortified and
Barre. Percy Minor has gone TO Bur-
iinston, whore he has n postion.--C. r
Go"dsell has returned from Isle La
Mottte where he attended the funeral OF
his aunt, Mrs Hill Mrs Minot of Bos-
ton is visiting at r w. Shepardson's.-
Z. W. Brtsh has begun his wor;i as a
travelling salesman.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Reeds bakery was entered Th;:sda>'
night through side window and the
exit wac made by a side door bvlted on
the inside which was lief: open. ABOUT 80
loaves Of bread an1 two sacks OF -four
were taken. A clue is being followed.
letter from Edward Wheeler of Bos-
TON to his friend NJ. p. Perley, brings
news OF the death and burial In South
Lawrence. Mass. Of Miss Harriet Waller.
SO. daughter Of the late Chester Waller
The family which was q numerous one
lived on the farm now owned by a. j..
woodward and Joined the Wheeler home
stead. Miss Waller leaves a sister, Miss
, Joseph Oliver at North Enosburg. and
near the old homestead. The latter is in
Ill health.-The condition of J. A. Gibson
Is improving. as is that Of Frank Duso,
wro was In bed two weeks with the grip,
and ]. NJ. Dandaurand, who is recovering
from a run Of fever.-Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Geddes Of East Fairfield were guests of
Mr.. Goddess brother, Ralph Geddes, over
Sunday.-The child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tr1deau. which was wrongly reported i'll
with infantile paralysis. Is much improved
1t was a case Of severe cold with some
symptoms for a day or two which gave
occasion for the report.--Mrs. c. II. STRAIT
ton received a message from Mr. STRAIT
ton. who was in Echo. Utah, Sunday
afternoon announcing the death of their
son, Max. that morning. He had been
operated on for gallstones. but the case
had run too long for recovery, though there
were some hopeful symptoms. The burial
is expected to be in Mrs. STATIONS home
city. Indianapolis. Ind. He leaves beside
wife and young child. his parents living
here. two sisters. Mrs. J. A. Harvey of
Montgomery, Mrs. NJ. F. Wright of North
Enosburg, and a brother, A. p. Stratton.
Of Los Angeles. Cal.-Several of our
early farmers tapped their sugar naples
during the last days of the week to find
zero weather Monday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Harvey and daughter. Amy.
Of Montgomery Center passed Sunday
with Mrs. Harvey's mother, Mrs. c. H.
Stratton.-Mr and Mrs. l.. B. Thomas
left Monday for a two weeks stay with
Mr. Thomass parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson Thomas, near Abbotts Corner,
| Que.
! The first sugar "eat' of the season was
by the Philemon club Monday evening in
their rooms. The sugar was made by NJ.
L. Hubbell Of West Enosburg and was
pronounced to be of superior quality
The severe wind Sunday blocked some
roads badly. W. f. Gibson, the carrier
on rural route No. 3. could not make all
of his round and some Of the others found
! hard traveling.-The young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. /. Draper is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Downey of Spring
field. Mass, have been passing few
weeks with Mr.. Downey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Fl. Downey. near Frelighs-
burg, Que. They are passing a few days
with Mr.. Downey's sister. Mrs. ]. c. Pom
eroy, on Maple Park, previous to return
ing home.-The ladies served supper
in the parlors Of the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening.-Some excitement
was occasioned Q few nights ago when
the night Waterman at the condensary
imagined he heard burglar in the Of
, fee. While he was out summoning help
| his quest departed without leaving a
trace Of the supposed depredations.
r. ]. Mears Is out after a severe attack
Of grip. which confined him nearly two
weeks.-NIrs. J. r. Cassidy has also re-
covered from a severe cold-Nlrs. ]. o.
Kimball and Mrs. J. B. Kimball have re-
turned from Boston after 10 days stay
in that city with their daughters, the
Misses Elizabeth and Louise Kimball.--
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Carmi
Blair OF Berkshire Tuesday. Mrs. Blair
formerly was Miss Bulah Young and lived
here at the time of her marriage.-Mrs.
II. H. Budd has returned from a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. S. a. Miller. in st.
Albans--There was meeting of the
Womans Auxiliary in the parish house
Wednesday afternoon.-C. F. Rawson has
been i'll In bed since Sunday with liver
trouble. His condition is slightly I'M
proved.-Mrs. Rawson was business Wis
itor in st. Adams Wednesday. Ellis. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Draper. is re-
covering from a serious attack of bron-
! chial pneumonia.