Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27
ENOSBURC FALLS.

bers Of the L.. O. p. II. club Thursday
evening at her home on North Main
street at a tea party, when the marriage
engagement Of her sister, Miss Helen
Stetson. and the Rev. L.. Curtis Denny,
rector OF st. Matthew's Church Of his
village, was made public.-Mrs. F.. A.
Cassidy has returned from a ten days.
stay with her daughters, Mrs. Ralph
Bolster and Mrs. e. j. Rogers, in Cabot.
The condition of Mrs. Bolster is inn
proved.-J. G.. Gaines motored to Cam.
bridge with his sister. Mrs. Linus Leav-
ems, Friday afternoon.-Mrs. L. s, Dar-
rah, having rented her residence. has
stored her household goods and will pass
the winter in Boston.-The local branch
of the New England Milk Producers as
ISOLATION will hold a meeting in Perley's
hall Friday evening. County Agent Elliott
will be present and possibly a representa-
tive from the association.
Mrs. A. w. Woodwork, aged 90, who had
been ill with an attack of grip for about
three weeks, died Thursday evening at
ten O'Clock. The funeral was held at
the home Saturday at two o'clock, the
Rev. w. L. Douglass officiating.
Athol Bell of Barre has been stay
ing a few days with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. r. Bell. where Mrs. Bell had been
for several days.-Mrs. Stanley Sayles
mas gone 10 CneSterVlile, ont, where Sh0I
will visit in the family of her son, Giles
Sayles.-Miss Anna Holcomb. who has
been In st. Adams a few weeks since her
return from several months in California;
is visiting her cousin, Miss Belle Stone.
Mrs. A. w. Woodwcrth. whose funeral
was held Saturday was buried in Missis.
quot cemetery beside the husband of her
youth. Norman Austin, who died nearly
30 years ago.-V. A. Irish and his son. NJ.
L. Irish motored Sunday to Burlington,
where he met the older son, e. j. Irish, of
Salt Lake City, who is on a vacation here.
The Misses Mae and Hazel Kimball &C.
companied them. Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. A. Irish, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L Irish and
r j. Irish left on a motor trip through
the White Mountain region to Boston,.
which will consume the balance of the
week.-MissI Irene Spooner expects to enter
Simmons College thisf all.-Henry E. Bond
Of Brattleboro on a motor trip to attend
the Baptist State convention in Rfchford,
was in town Monday and called on NJ. p.
Perley.-A public meeting will be held in
the Baptist Church here Thursday eve-
ming. The speaker will be from among
those attending the State convention
Mrs. Edward NJ. David of Philadelphia is
passing a few days with her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. T.. w. David.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Mckee of Vergennes were guests
Monday night of the Rev l.. c. Denny in
the rectory-Dr. r. NJ. Pelten of Richford
was in town one day recently and inter-
viewed Stephen Billado. who was out OF
the State hospital in Waterbury on parole.
with the result he ordered him recon-
mitted and he was taken there by Deputy
Sheriff H. H. Best.-H. 8. Springer of Bur-
%lington was a recent business visitor in
town.
]. X. Montague. whose barn was struck
by lightning and burned about two
months ago, has the new one well under
way. 1t is of the so-called plank frame
variety, similar to the new ones built by
Benjamin Davis. e. c.. Kendall and L. L.
Marsh.-Andrew Cotton is making some
improvements IN the exterior of the
farm barn on the Cotton farm in Frank
inv. H.. Stanley left Monday on his
return to his home in Milwaukee, Wis.,,
after n visit of a few weeks among
friends in this vicinity.-Mrs. II. f. Towle
of South franklin is passing the week
with her daughter. Mrs. l.. H. Pomeroy.
C. NJ. Armstrong left Tuesday on a
business trip in the States of Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio, of four weeks duration.
Miss Charlotte Jenne has gone to
Lutherville, Md, where she will be in
charge of the domestic science DEPART
ment in a college for women.-The Rev.
and Mrs. James +. Mckee, who were
on a motor trip to Montreal. left for
there Tuesday morning after having been
guests of the Rev. L. C. Denny over
night.-Miss Anna Holcomb returned to
her home in st. Adams Tuesday after
a few days visit with her cousin. Miss
Belle c, Stone. She went by automobile
with Miss Stone. NJ. p. Perley and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Perley, and Mrs.
J. w. Pomeroy.--R. j. Mears. J. c. Ponce
roy and Miss Josie O'Brien will go to-
day to Montreal for a few weeks to n
ufacture a supply of Kendall's SPAWN
remedy and other articles for the Cana~
dian trade.