Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-13


ing a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Budd.-Miss Margaret Scanlon
Of Boston, who was formerly in the tele-
phone office here, has been passing a few
days with friends here, coming from st.
Adams, where she is visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Branch. Jr., of st.
Adams motored to town Saturday. Mrs.
Branch is remaining with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Aseltlne, for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and daughter
Margaret, of Barre have been passing a
few days in the home Of Mrs. Browns sis
ter. Mrs. w. L. Mitiguy.-George o.
Bowen Of Berkshire passed Sunday in the
home of Mrs. Sarah Kimball-Mr. and
Mrs. e. +. Greenwood, with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A, Benoit, took an automobile trip
Sunday, which extended as far as Coventry
where Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood visited
his sister, Mrs Cleveland. The Benoits
went as far as Newport, where they at
tended church and called on relatives.
The body Of Mrs. Serepta (Stevens)
Doolin, widow Of William b. Doolin of
Manchester, N. H.. was brought to North
Enosburg Friday and buried beside the
husband, who died within the year. Mrs.
Dooln is survived by one son, who
accompanied the body. The commitment
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Denny of this place.-The underground
wires to the new ornamental lights on
Lincoln Park were laid Friday.-Mr and
Mrs. Lloyd Leach Of glastonbury. Conn.,,
who are passing two weeks with Mr..
Leachs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. N.
Leach, in Berkshire, were in town Fri
day.-Ex Gov. c. w. Gates Of Franklin,
X. A. Paul of East Berkshire, DR.. r. M.
Brown of Sheldon, c. T. Hall Of Mont
gomery and Col. II. F. Brigham Of Bak-
ersf1eld attended the monthly meeting Of
the trustees Of Enosburg Falls Savings
Bank & Trust Co. in the company's
banking rooms Friday.-A daughter,
Lucille Maude, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Pomeroy Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy have
deferred returning to Asbury Park for
two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kim
ball and Mr. Klmbalrs mother, Mrs. John
McGregg. of st. Adams were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mills.
Tho program of the meeting Friday
in the Methodist Church has been issued.
1t will open at $3.50 o'clock when the
Rev. r. w. Sharp will conduct the de-
votional exercises, followed by round
Hughes of Boston. At $50 there will be
a banquet, followed by post prandial
table discussion led by Bishop T.. H.
exercises, with w. B. Locklin of Rich
ford as POSTMASTER. The speakers will
be from local churches. Following, will
be reception to the Bishop with a mass
meeting at eight o'clock. when Bishop
Hughes will speak. These sessions are
open to men and women alike. 1t is hop
ed there will be good attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Mudgett and Mr.
| and Mrs. A. j. Mudgett are planning to
leave next Monday for Dunedin, Fla,
where A. ]. Mudgett has concluded ar
| rangements to manage a garage.-Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Cotton motored here
from Everett, Mass, arriving Saturday
, evening. They are staying at their farm
| for few days vacation.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Austin of Richford passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gibson
The Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Holmes and
three children of Richford. who were or
their way to Mr.. Holmes new field OF
| labor In Middlebury. are guests Of the
Rev. l.. c. Denny.-Mr. and Mrs A. II
Manley have been passing a few days ir
the home of their son, Charles Manley
in Braintree.-Mrs. F.. A. Cassidy has
gone to Cabot, where her daughter, Mrs
Ralph Bolster, is ill.-At the Methods
parsonage Saturday afternoon Leon r
Tibbitts Of Montgomery and Mildred v
Duffy of Enosburg were married, tn,
Rev. w. e. Douglass officiating.
d. p. Carey and his younger son, John
left here Tuesday for their home in Somer
vile, Mass. Mr.. Carey, who is a clerk 1,
the Boston postoffice, had been here tw,
weeks Mrs. Carey and the sons, Frederick
and John. and daughter. Frances, hat
passed the summer with Mrs. Carey
father. ]. A. Mason. Mrs. Carey returne,
home last week.-Hammond Stanley O
milwaukee,. Wis. Is visiting in the hom
Of his father. William Stanley, after a,
absence of nine years. He Is a brother O
AFRO Stanley and f. E. Stanley of thi
village.-Milo Morrison, who has been liv
ing with his uncle. E. C. Kendall. nea
South Franklin, has gone to WATERFOWL
Mass. where he will make his home witt
an aunt and attend school-Mr. and Mrs
G. M. Towle of South Franklin passed Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. F. w. Robbie
on Orchard street.-W. r. McFeeters ha
moved his family to st. Adams, where hi
duties as States attorney require mos
of his time to be spent.-D. NJ. Gardner
improving after 10 days illness.-F. "
Draper and daughter. Miss Lucy Draper
Mrs. c. L. Marsh and Miss Kimball motor
ed to Burlington Tuesday
SWANTON.
Mrs. Niles Deal, sister of Charles Pen
ell. and Mrs. Fred Wiseman, of Swantor
dropped dead Tuesday, Sept at he
home north of Highgate Springs. Sh
was in her yard at the time, talkin
with some friends.
At the annual meeting of the King
Daughters held last week, the follow
ing officers were elected: President. Mr..