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

dered several selections. both outside and |
in the hall. Tho addresses were Of q high |
order and dealt with the live questions |
of the day In broad manner. There |
was a good representative attendance |
from the village and the surrounding |
q. Gaines and l.. B. Thomas
arrived in town from Boston by way of
Worcester and Springfield about nine
o'clock Sunday morning, having made the
trip without stops, except for meals and
to visit the dairy show In Springfield
=. w, David arrived in town Friday eve-
ming and will leave with Mrs. David and
their daughter this week for Philadel-
mia. They will make their home in
Oermantown.-Mr and Mrs. L. w. Gard
ner, with Mr.. Gardeners mother. Mrs.
d, M. Gardner, and sister, Mrs. r. j.
Mears, and her son, Gardner, arrived
here from Boston Wednesday, making
the trip in Mr. Gardners carr. NJ.
Houston Is moving his family into the
house with Mrs. Houstons uncle. A. w.
Woodwork, on Depot street north.-The
trap shooting contest between rival
teams Of the Philemon club. with II. b.
Farrar and A. s. Armstrong as captains.
which was held Saturday afternoon. was
won out by Mr.. Armstrong; team, by
one score only. The defeated team IL to
furnish a supper to the victors.-Miss
M. s. Perley Of East Berkshire Is pass
ing few days in the home of her cousin.
M. p. Perley.-Mrs. f. w. Draper and
daughter Ruth and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine
were recent guests of Mrs. John Branch,
Jr., in st. Albans-Harry Billado Of this
place, who was recently convicted in st.
Adams city court Of stealing brass from
the Railroad company. has been COM
mitted to the work house.-Dr. and Mrs
L. W. Clough recently received a letter
from their son Harmon, who Is with the
| expeditionary forces somewhere In
France. "-Miss Susan Rlxford of East
Highgate was a recent guest OF Mrs
L. C. Kendall-Mrs. II. A. Ayers Of st.
Adams is passing few days In the home
| of Z. J. Tyler-Mrs II. w. Smith and
daughter Elizabeth of Alburg have been
passing a few days with Mrs. Smith 5
sister, Mrs. II. B. Farrar.-Mrs. J. G.
Pomeroy and two daughters returned
Saturday from a few days visit with
| Mrs. Pomeroy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| f. H. Dawney. in Frelighsburg.-Miss
Mildred Libby was with friends in Swan
ton over Sunday.-The Rev. Z. s. Stone
was entertained in the family Of B. II.
Dickinson over Sunday, when he occupied
the pulpit of St. Matthews Church in ex-
| change with the Rev. l.. C. Denny.-A w.
|
with the forces in France.-Mrs. Perley
Bryce of North Fayston passed Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Redmond.-Mrs. J. A. Demar suffered a
shock Monday morning.
| The funeral OF Lewis A. Taterault was
attended at the Church Of St. John the
Baptist at ten o'clock Wednesday Oct
10. The Rev. G. e. L'Ecuyer officiated
and burial was in the new cemetery
across the river. The bearers were his
three sons, George of Springfield, Arthur
of this place, Eugene of Vergennes, and
a son-in-law, Clarence Domino of East
Berkshire. Beside his wife and those
mentioned above Mr.. Taterault leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Charles Domino Of
East Berkshire, Mrs. Mark Smith Of
Greenfield. Mass, Mrs. Louis Freeze OF
Lowell, Mass; also two brothers, Bar
nard and Joseph Taterault of Connects
cut, Others who were present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrenc,
Austin and sons, Joseph and William. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laramy Of Yer
gennes. Mr.. Taterault was born in Can
ada 68 years ago.-Mrs. F.. j. Rogers ant
little son of Cabot are passing few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
f. A. Cassidy, on West Enosburg road
Nelson Ducharme has returned from tn
Canadian Northwest, where he has beeI
: for about six weeks.-The harvest suppe
served In Foresters' hall Wednesday Oct
10 by the women Of st. John the Bap
fist Church brought in about $50 to tn
: treasury of their society.-The Rev
w. T.. Douglass Of this city and the Rev
O. ], Anderson Of Richford motored
Swanton Friday afternoon to attend tn
meeting of the committee OF the Vel
= mont conference on permanent endov
1 ment fund for the old preachers Of tn
conference.-the. @. Sturgis of Utica. N. Y
who has been visiting his mother, MT
Rachel Sturgis on Church street. ma
returned home.-Two different partie
from neighboring towns who had pre-
cured marriage licenses and come hei
the same day were much disappointe
when they learned that they must wa
a five days before the ceremony could +
d legally performed outside the town whei
f the license was granted.
C During the electrical storm which passe
e over this village about seven O'Clock MOI
h day evening wire was broken on tf
g street lighting system, broken limb fal
= ing from a tree on North Main street. TT
e streets were in darkness during the nigh
Il 1t was not Mrs. j. A. Demar who su
e fered shock Monday morning. as repor
- I'd. but her mother, Mrs. Ayers. WI
!, critical.-Mrs E. ]. Rogers and son
Cabot left here Sunday for Boston aft
passing a week with her parents. Mr.. al
Mrs. F.. A. Cassidy. Mr.. Rogers was
have Joined them at White River Jun
e ton. Mr.. Cassidy Is somewhat improve
l. from a very painful absces In the rig
n side of his head.--D. w. Ames is in Ric
= ford, where he will have charge OF II
n building of a barn to replace one belon
It ing to Mr. Smith. which was struck
lightning last summer.-M. c. Crar
ton is shut in by illness.-J. O. KINDS
ia in New York this week on business
- gospel campaign under the leadership
Evangelist Lewis E. Smith of Bost
= opened Wednesday evening in the Met
a. odist Episcopal Church at West Enc
"a burg They will be continued each eN
a. ming except Saturday until Sunday, n
:. yember 4.-The following members
~ Enosburg Lodge. ]. o. o. F., attended I
n district meeting in st. Adams Monday eN
n, ming except Saturday until Sunday,
a L.. Hendrick, A. +. Beaulac, Z. NJ. Mite
c ell, Il. L. Beatty, w. j. Redmond. A.
N Croft, H. T. Smell. ]. II. Whittemore, d.
,o Blair. r. w. Clark, w. T.. Turner. DR..
o. w. Clough and II. w. Shower. They
-. emplified the work Of the second degree
to ]. X, Montague, whose barn was destrt
A. | ed by lightning last summer mas
r. new one inclosed The stable Is being
cot mented this week.-W. n. Lang OF Ca
on bridge was in town Tuesday.-The Mis-
IN Muriel Hanley and Rule Kimball are de
rs gates from the Methodist Episcopal 81
al day school to the State convention In M
" dlebury this week.-The banquet given
nd the defeated team in the trap shoot