Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06

friends here and will be sadly missed
by all.-C. A. Hull and Kenneth Weld re-
turned to their duties at Montpelier
Wednesday, after the town meeting va
cation.
ENOSBURG FALLS
A very pleasant surprise was sprung on
the Rev. and Mrs. w. b. Dukeshire
Friday evening when 1t was disclosed
that the object Of the social ny the three
adult classes of the Sunday School In the
home Of M. P. Perlay was to present
them a sum Of money as free-will off,
ering by the church. After some musical
numbers and a reading by Mrs c. G.
Abell S. S. Hall made tho presentation
which was of cash and checks laid in a
book with the title Songs OF Love" by
Henry Drummond. The amount of the
contribution was not announced but was
understood to be 1915. Mr. Dukeshire was
completely unnerved, having only had It
intlmated that he would be expected to
make some remarks following Mr. Hall.
Light refreshments were served and
more music and reading followed.-A
good time with dancing and cards was
enjoyed by the Masonic bodies at So
cial in banquet hall Friday evening. Re-
. d.
melee returned Saturday from few
days. trip to Burlington where she visited
IN the home Of her cousin. l.. A. Walker
Friday evening she spoke at a meeting
in Milton.-Mrs. c. F. Rawson and daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, were In st. Adams
Friday.-Mrs. J. II. Burns of Richford
passed few days last week In town.
+ Mrs. Charles Marsha returned from ST.
! Adams Saturday where she had been
! In the hospital a few weeks following
an operation. She is much improved.
The Rev. Stead Thornton Of Montgom-
: cry. Will give an address In the
Methodist Church Thursday evening In
the interest of the centenary movement.
/ IF. W. ROBBIE finished putting in the
, supply of ice for the village, Friday
, George NJ. Hogan of St. Adams was in
town on business. Saturday.-A son,
| Carleton Wonson, was born to DIR. and
| Mrs II. d. Human. Friday.-Mrs. DIN
Merrill returned Saturday from stay
of few weeks at the home of Ter
daughter, Mrs. Roy L. Strohecker. who
| is recovering from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning.-Miss Mae Kimbal passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs w e. Perley.
-Orlaff Holden Of Belmont, Mass, who
registered here and was recently dis
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a guest In the home Of DIN Merrill
Town meeting passed with but little
friction. The articles on whether the
town would vote to pay the house and
light rents on the building used as a
sanitarium struck q snag and after
some discussion was passed over A
very pleasing variety was the mum
Der of ladies present. The percentage
according to number eligible was in
favor OF the women.-Mr. and Mrs
f. W. Robe and daughter Miriam went
to Franklin Tuesday for few days
visit with Mrs. Robie's sister, Mrs
Howard Horskin.-Miss Rule Kmball
who has been in Bellevue hospital In
New York city a few months. has re-
turned and entered the st. Adams hos
pital. where she Intends to finish a
training course as nurse. She passed
few days with her mother this week
Miss Aura Kendall. who has been
in st. Adams and Montreal hospital
u few months past for treatment, has
returned here and 10 with her aunt
Mrs. A. Irish.-Mr. and Mrs. An.
drew Porter of Richford passed few
days last week among friends here
Mrs. H. Fl. Budd. Jr.. and son. H. Fl
Budd. third. left Friday on their re.
turn to their homo in Springfield
Mass. after passing a week In the home
Of II. II. Budd.-F. H. Downey from
Frelighsburg. Que. was a business vis-
!tor in town Monday.-Mrs. s. A. Mil.
Ter and daughter have returned to st
Adams after passing a few days with
Mrs. Millers parents. Mr.. and Mrs H.
II. Budd.-Mrs H. E. Towle of South
Franklin Is visiting her daughter Mrs
L. H. Pomeroy. who with Mr.. Pomeroy
was in st Adams Wednesday.--H A.
Fairbanks was In st. Adams Monday.
WEST ENOSBl'RG.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Savage visited MIR
Savage's mother Mrs. Ella Savage, ir
East Berkshire Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Ovtt visited at the home of f. W
Laplant at East Enosburg February Is
Eli Wetherby of Hillwest. who has
been visiting his son. Byron wetherby
for two weeks, has returned to his
home.
! Mrs. Louise Norway entertained a few
of her friends at her home Tuesday. The