Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-07
ENOSBURG FALLS.

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morning.
ENOSBURG FALLS.
Orvis Cross died at his home on st..
Adams street Thursday morning. He had
been in poor health for several years, but
was seriously Ill for about three weeks.
Besides his wife he is survived by two
brothers. William of this place and
Thomas of North Adams. Mass; also three
sisters one of whom lives in the western
country. Mrs. Elvra Morgan OF this
place and Mrs. Ruth Elwood of Fairfield.
The many friends of A. C. Larabee Of
Berkshire will regret to learn that no re-
Gently fell while In the house and was
severely bruised.-Mrs. A. A. Aseltine fell
on the ice near her home few days ago
and was SO badly bruised she is confined
to the house.-Mrs. w. E. Douglass has
been i'll for nearly two weeks with the
grip. Her daughter, Mrs. Gerald w. Dur I,
kee. is with her. Mr.. Durkee, who Is with
his parents at East Rchford, recently
qualified for service and returned from
Bangor Me. where he had position with
Swift e. Co -''rc. Sarah Farnsworth of
Montgomery staying with her sister,
Mrs. B. H. Dckinson.-The banquet and
farewell reception to the Rev. w. B. Duke
shire as district superintendent, which
was nctU III tne VMctnOuisL OnuTCH pdTIOT6
Friday evening proved a pleasing occasion
and was attended by over $50 of his friends.
Music was furnished by the Enosburg
Falls orchestra and remarks were made by
the Rev. w. f. Douglass, to which Mr..
Dukeshire made a pleasing response. At
| the session Of the fourth quarterly con-
ference held Immediately following the
report of the pastor and church officials
showed the different departments of the
church work to be in healthy condition.
| The board voted to ask for the return OF
the pastor for the fourth year.-Ex-Gov.
c. w. Gates of Franklin. Dr. E. NJ. Brown
of Sheldon, X. A. Paul Of Berkshire and
C. T. Hall Of Montgomery were in town
Friday to attend the monthly meeting Of
the trustees of Enosburg Falls Savings
Bank & Trust company
This is the season Of activity among
poultry fanciers and they are making
and receiving shipments. A. w. Isham
recently received from Winooslsi a ship
ment of five Wyandotte pulets, which
gave him five eggs the next day after their
arrival.-Fay Duffy. who clerks for w.
E. Mitiguy & Co.. has qualified for army
service.-The local lodge of Odd Fellows
display q service flag with three stars
]. b. Crooler, who travels in Canada for
a Montreal shoe Arm. has been confined to
the house by illness and has only recently
been able to resume his labors.-Miss
Rosina Dingman. so, who died at the homo
OF Myron Tracy-February 81, was q sister
of the late James Dingman of this place.
The funeral was held from the home FRI
day. the Rev. w. p. Douglass oficiating.
Burial was in the Main street cemetery.
{ The bearers were: F. A. Wiley, c. b.
Q Rublee, F. o. Libby and o. A. Stevens.
She is survived by two sisters. Miss
1att 1tSvr lvI thA
r home and Mrs. Hugh Galoushly OF East
g Sheldon. also q brother. Uriah Dingman
l Of East Albany.-The Franklin County
Vermont Pure Maple Sugar and Maple
= Syrup company are contracting sugar OF
4 the farmers In tubs at IS cents per pound.
+ As illustrating money in pigs. even at
t present high prices of grain. two cases
8 are at hand: H. I. Draper killed two which
had cost him s2l.8o. that gave $40 worth Of
meat. Philo Stanley recently sold four
for $50 that had cost him 40. These young
men are clerks In stores here. SO had to
n buy everything used.
9 The Swanee River Quartet. which gave
t. a concert at West Berkshire Saturday
: evening. passed Sunday at the Quincy
House here. Learning this fact w. H.
: Yaw induced them to give a concert Of
y sacred sings in the Methodist Church that
i evening. They were greeted by a full
IS house. who made a silver offering amounts
:, ing to SOW. 8. Pease Is in Boston att
y tending the automobile show. He expects
!, to remain for little while and take Q
!" course in welding and the repairing Of
., Exide storage batteries. The condition
'" of Mrs. Pease. who Is recovering from
y an operation for a serious case of appen-
10 dicitis. 10 much improved. She is still al
>! the homo of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
"a A.. p. Croft, on Main street.-The funeral
N Of Orvis Cross. who died Thursday OF
l. tubercular trouble. was held at the home
r Sunday afternoon. The Rev. E. w. Puff
20 fer oficiated. Burial was in the family
ut lot in the Main Street cemetery.-Alfret
~ Mills Is moving his family to Windsor
III where he has secured a position in q ma
q. chino shop A married daughter. Mrs
It Perley Lavelle, lives there.-Gerald W
Of Durkee passed Sunday in the family o.
.. the Rev. w. f. Douglass-Douglas Kim
he ball Is at Camp Kelly, San Antonio, Tex
in as,-Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Lenge of East Enosburg Sunday
a . morning. March S.-Clair Rublee of tn
as University Of Vermont passed Sundal
on with his mother. Mrs. Estella RubleeA
r. Miss Helen Cramton. librarian of Nor
lie wich University. was a week lend visito
to of her mother. Mrs. H. A. Cramton.-
s. Mrs. John Whittemore received a tele
ad fran SATURDAY. bringing the sad news O
ar the sudden death Of a brother, d. A
gn Mayo. on that day In Cleveland, Ohio
A. She met another brother, DIR. E. w
Mayo. Of Holyoke. Mass. In St. Alban
at Monday morning and they went to Cleve
st land to the funeral.-Harris w. Shove
Id Of Burlington was in town Mondays
lal W.. Wallace was at Rice Hill In Shell
dSn Sunday. where he was one Of tn
RS, kEpeakers at Thrift Stamp meeting un
ct. der the direction of w. c. Marsh. who
ok carrying on campaign In the school
he of that town.-B. l.. Savage has moved I
zee the farm which he purchased Of Geore
en- Touchette. near West Enosburg. and JIG
al seph Deyette has moved from the fari
I'D to the Harris tenement on st. Albau
ng street.-Mrs. Walter Lafey and chill
srs have been passing a few weeks with he
ed parents in Fairfax.-Mrs. w. II. Be.
M passed away Monday evening after year
rs. of Ill health and following several week
RS. Of acute illness. The funeral will be hel
nd Thursday.
Of FLETCHER.
II. r. Naramore was taken to Il
GU Mary Fletcher hospital recently whel
w he underwent an operation. fro
which he Is recovering rapidly.-Oscs