Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-25
ENOSBURG FALLS

A service flag with seven stars was
dedicated at a patriotic service In the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday eve
ming. The names on the honor roll are !:
Lyle Woodwork, Douglas Kimbail,
Stewart Gleason. Kent Perley, Orlaff
Holden and Gerald Durkee.-M. L. Irish
has engaged to go with the Hires Con-
densedMilk Co. and expects to leave soon
for Hermon. N. Y. where G. f. Sayles
has charge Of their plant Mrs Irish will
remain here for a time.--Mrs. E. j. Tyler
and Mrs D. NJ. Rose were In Burlington
over Sunday.-C. II. Dunton was a bust
ness visitor in st. Adams Saturday.--G
w. Rublee passed a few days in Boston
last week.-Clarence Osha Of Mortified
+, was In town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. q. Libby and daughter. Doris. and
Mrs. Libby's mother, Mrs. c. w. Ingalls,
or montgomery Center were guests of
Mrs. Libby's sister, Mrs. L. r. Beatty,
Saturday.-Mrs. l.. D. Rowley and daugh-
ter. Miss Walthrude Rowley, and Mrs.
Winnie Patton Of Richford with Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Burleson Of East Berkshire visited
Miss Hattie Weld, who lives with her
uncle. N. F. Weld. on High street Satur-
day.-A class OF four was confirmed by
Bishop Coadjutor Bliss at the Sunday
morning service in st. Matthews Church.
| Six persons were received into the
Methodist Episcopal Church at the SUM-
day morning service.-Bishop Bliss of
Burlington was entertained at the rectory
during his stay in town. He went to Rich
ford Sunday afternoon. where he had a
service that evening.
| a near accident and a marvellous escape
occurred when Lebia. the six-year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mis-. Andrew Cardosi,
was run over when a team driven by
Charles Blair literally hit the child, with
out injurng her. Neither party saw the
other until too late to avoid the mix-up.-
Lester. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Judd,
has been seriously i'll with absoesses in
| his head. His condition Is improved. Mrs.
Judd was taken i'll Monday night threat
ened with pneumonia, but is somewhat
improved.-The condition Of W. c. Noble,
who has been i'll since April with pneu-
monia. Is very slowly improving DR.. Alan
Davidson made his second visit as counsel
In the case Of DR.. Human. last Friday.
Mr.. Mobiles sister. Mrs. l.. A. Weld of
Manchester. n. H.. is assisting in caring
| for him.-Mrs Mary Chadwick Of Bur-
lington has been visiting her brother, w.
E. Mitiguy. and other friends a few days.
Hudson Beattie has returned from a few
days visit to the home Of his parents. the
y. VI. e.
Mrs f. ]. Tyler returned Monday from
few days stay with her son, f. j.
Tyler. Jr and daughter. Miss Hildreth
both Of whom are in the university in
Burlington.-The Rev. and Mrs. w. T..
Douglass left Tuesday for st. Johnsbury
to attend the list annual session of the
Vermont conference.-the. Laura Colpitts
has gone to South Royalton to visit her
sister. Mrs. c. w. Richardson.-F. NJ.
Carpenter is receiving congratulations on
having passed his Goth birthday ami
versary Tuesday.-A. A. Aseltine and his
son. NJ. A. Aseltine, are in Boston attend
| ing a convention of insurance under
writers.-Miss Cora Jeffords is visiting
her brother o. NJ. Jeffords, who is a stu
dent in Boston University Law school,
Miss Eta Canning of Charleston is pass
ing the week with Mrs. J. NJ. Jeffords
| during Miss Cora's absence.