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

ENOSBURG FALLS.
The ice broke up In the river at North
Monday afternoon and formed
a jam opposite tho farm of Frank Blair.
At this point 1t went out during the
evening and although very thick no dam
age was done.--There was a sugar eat
Mt the Methodist Church Monday eve
ming for the benefit OF the Red Cross
Mrs. Il. J. Parmcleo and Mrs. c. G. Carr
were In st. Adams Monday.-nIss NJ. s.
Perley Of East Berkshire passed Sunday
In the home Of her cousin. NJ. p. Perey.
Mrs. T. C. Catlln and Mrs. II. II. Eudd
are shut In by iliness.-Miss Elizabeth
Kimball from Boston, where she 10 a
musical student. Is passing two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o.
K!mball Of North Main st-eet.-George
Caldwell Is visiting his brother. Spencer.
who is medical student In the Univer-
sity Of Vermort-Miss Holie Kel.on OF
st. Adams passed Easter with Mrs. B. II.
Dickinson OF South Main street Tho vii.
lsge schools are having weeks vacation
which the teachers are Iasslng at their
homes. Principal Sinclair has been shut
in by illness for few days, but Is NOV
ing his family from the Dickinson tene-
ment on Dickinson avenue to The Asel-
tine tenement near the Methodist par
sonage on Church street.-Halsey Dunten
has returned to Saranac. n. T., where
he operates a creamery, after passing
the winter with his mother. Mrs. Dun
ten, on Maple Park.-A. J. O'Heare,
cashier at the First National bank, passed
Easter at his home in st. Albans.-Mrs.
]. Danaugh. who has been passing a few
weeks with her nieces, Mrs. George Benoit
and Mrs. D. A. Benoit, has returned to
her home in Burlington.-David Vanslette
Of st. John, Que, who has been visit
ing his brother, Max Vanslette, returned
home Monday evening.
w. c. Noble. who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is slightly improved
Mrs. j. II. Burns of Richford passed
Sunday with friends in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. B. Crochier returned from Bur-
lington Saturday. where they had been
for several days.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. X.
Montague Of Bakersfield were in town
Saturday on their return from few
days visit in the family of T. A. Mitchell,
Of st. Albans.-Seventeen men from the
mems class of the Methodist Sunday
school. by invitation. visited the sugar
bush Of w. G. Fassett, Good Friday. and
had a 'sugaring off."-Mr. and Mrs. A.
l.. Gleason and Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Glea :
son and child. all living in the same
house. have been i'll With che prevailing
distemper. They are all improved.-Mrs.
William McFeeters and daughter. Miss
Ruth. of Sheldon. are guests of Mrs
Dunton on Maple street-Gerald w
Durkee of Richford passed Sunday
with Mrs. Durkee's parents. the Rev
and Mrs. w. z. Douglass.-MissF 'lorenc'
Douglass, who has been passing a weel
with the Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Douglass
has returned to her studies in CastletoI
normal school.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church
met with Mrs. c. H. Abel of South
Main street Wednesday afternoon a
three o'clock. Miss Anna NJ. Chaplin
was the leader.-Dr. A. c. Mcbride ha:
been passing few days at bis home ii
St. Regis Falls, N. Y.-Miss Caroline Nut
ting has returned to her home in Bakers
field after passing few days with Mrs
]. A. Gibson.-Mrs w. F.. Gibson is abl'
to be out after having been i'll few days
Mrs. o. N. Leach recently passed a few
days in the home Of her nephew. c. M
Armstrong Announcement have beel
received Of the marriage. March 81, o
William 8. Sayles of West Somerville
MASS, anu MISS SOId Oiloc u Swan
ton. Miss Bliss formerly lived here. wher
she has many friends.-Dr. o. T. Hand
ford has returned to Hardwick after
few days in the home Of Mrs. landlord
brother. e. F. Greenwood.-Edward an
| Hildreth Tyler Of the university passe
| Easter with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
| E. j. Tyler.
The annual meeting Of the Enosburl
| nd ivic oSS0C{ot finn
postponed from Tuesday evening. Marcel
g. to Tuesday evening, April 0. at whicl
time 1t is hoped to be- able to secur
Charles H. Darling, State chairman o
the Liberty War Loan committee. I
| deliver an address on some phase Q
| the war.-Letters which have bae
since the death Of Mrs. Chase indicat
that the cause Of her death was due I
embolism Of tho brain. commonly calls
q blood clot-" She was stricken Mare
II and died the Nth w::aou. regatnin
consciousness.
Mrs. Frank Blair. WHO E.rh suffere
two shocks previously, Is ~ seriou
, condition from a third shock which SIN
was taken with Monday. She IS hair
less aid in semi conscious condition
Mrs. Donor 'agmin. who was pros
! trateG nearly yee: ard 4 hals ago wit
a shock, has remc.ned In n :ed.ri6de
condition Gil these months without Pei
ceptible change The lo:G! pec eros
vcalized ABOUT s.: from their crGnr es
Of Monday evenhg.--The Standard Bear
ers Of the Methodist Church gainere
nearly SO from their annual .aie en-
Hooverised s1pper.-M'ss Ruth Draps
has returned from Eostoh. having CON
pleted the course In Ted Cross surgic'
dressings. which makes her eligible az
State instructor. She Is the bushes
manager Of the Liberty Ministries. whic
Is to put on two evening entertainer
In opera hall the nth and 18th of Apr
for the benefit of the local Red Cros
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks hay
returned from n weeks visit to Mis-
Mary Squires. who is teaching in trad
school in Hartford Conn. Miss Squire
formerly taught in the graded scho'