Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Children's day was observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday in
spite of many hindrances including the
absence Of several for fear Of or suf-
fering with, whooping cough. which Is
epidemic here. Its prevalence among the
children connected with the Baptist school
30 interfered that the exercises there
were postponed baccalaureate SER
mon before the graduating class OF the
high school was preached in Opera hall
Sunday evening by the Rev. l.. Curtis
Denny.--M. l.. Irish and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. n Kimball were in st. Adams Sun
day afternoon, returning with Mrs. Irish
who had been in the hospital two weeks
recovering from an operation. Her condi-
ton Is much improved-Mrs. H. d. Ken
dali passed Sunday with her daughter.
Mrs. W. E. Fuller, in st. Adams.
The four blasts from the whistle of the
Federal Packing company at nine o'clock
Monday evening were not fire alarm,
but were notice that there are only
four days in which to do your bit by
subscribing for Liberty bond. Ten
bonds have been subscribed for by the
employees of the Northern Telephone COM
pany here The company has twice
placed it's lines at the service or the
government. once as "A connecting line or
the New England. again through the
Independent organization. The lines were
used to ask the churches in the territory
covered to have the bells struck on the
four evenings, which request Is being
very generously Observation-Disclosures Ar
chambault of Boston and Miss Lillian
r. Grant Of the same city motored here.
where they arrived Sunday on "a visit
to the young mans mother, Mrs. l.. j.
Archambault. He has enlisted in the am
bulance corps and expects call to Join
his unit soon-A. ]. Garrow Is in john
son.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duso have re-
turned to Detroit. Mich, after visit
to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Duso.-George Irish of Boston has been
visiting in town.-Mrs. j. +. Boyce OF
Fayston is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Redmond.--Mrs. J. j. Thomas
of Abbotts Corner. Que. Is visiting in
the home of her son. l.. B. Thomas
An accident to the stock train Friday
afternoon interfered with the down.
train and the up-tran in the evening
The latter carried by, but the last train
down made the passage as the track was
clear by about $3.50 p. m The cause was
a faulty truck on a car loaded with pulL
wood which began to tear the ties within
a few feet west Of the Main street
crossing. The car broke loose and wa:
ditched in the rear Of Mrs. Darrah's Bis
mark street tenements. Two cars onl!
left the track. One loaded with feed hat
TO be overturned. An interested GROVE
watched the proceedings of the wreckinl
crew, who were shortly on the spot
Howard f. Kimball and his uncle. Her
man N. Kimball, were IN Burlington Sat
urday to a session Of the court FOL
Observation-Disclosures. H. F. Kimball. Mrs
w. F. Mitiguy, the Misses Ida Sykes ant
Helen Merrill and Mrs. II. c. Hadd hav'
been appointed by Mrs j. NJ. Jefford
as president Of the Ladies' Village I'm
provement society to have charge OF thu
canning department Of the exhibition t
be held this fall-Mrs. l.. H. Pomeroy Is II
Z st. Adams. where she passed Sunday will
her uncle, H. c. Pomeroy. She will at
tend the exercises Of commencement her
where her brother, Fred Towle. IL one o
the graduates-F. w. Draper has been II
Worcester, Mass, attending the annua
meeting Of the Holstein- Fresian associa
ton of America. and Mrs Chas
are passing a few days with Mr.. Chase
parents in Richford.
The junior reception to the mem
, bers of the graduating class in tn
, parish house Tuesday evening passe
( off very pleasantly.-There was a clin
+: ic in the rooms of Dr. r. b. ThOma
F, Tuesday Of the cases of infantile paral
sis which occurred in this section tw
seasons ago. Most of the cases sho'
slow improvement.-Mrs S. A. Mile
and daughter of st. Adams spent Sun
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. I
Budd.-Mrs l.. H. Pomeroy OF Asbur
Park, N. j., arrived in town Tuesda
and is passing a few days with M
, and Mrs. J. w. Pomeroy.-Robert Rut
lee of Sheldon Springs passed Sunda
with his mother. Mrs Martha Ruble
on Maple park.-James p. Boyce {
/ Fayston, who accompanied Mrs. Boy1
here, returned home Monday. Mr.
Boyce is remaining few days.-M
and Mrs. W. r. McFeeters with Mr.. an
Mrs. WE. Mitiguy motored Sunday {
Ayerys Gore.-Mrs, Angus Campbell
In Littleton, N H., where she was cal
ed. by the death of daughter-in-la lay
the wife of Malcolm Campbell, instes
Of Mrs. Chandler. the daughter as fir
reported.-The rainfall of Monday ar
Monday night measured 1853 inche
making 1t the heaviest rain for II
season.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
At a meeting of the Red Cross Jun
., Mrs. H. b. Hanson was elected chat
man of the advertising committee al
Mrs. Oscar Meteiver chairman of Il
committee to care for the buildir
uaed for headuuarters June 4 n an