Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03
ENOSBURG FALLS

Sunday morning the thermometer reg
istered temperature of 30 degrees.
Little if any damage was done in this
section to even the tenderest vegetation.
At the annual school meeting of Enos-
burg Falls graded school district. held
in G. A. r. hall Monday evening. it was
voted to hold school 36 weeks during the
the dollar of the grand list was voted to
meet the expenses and maturing obliga-
tions. The following are the officers:
Moderator V. A. Irish; clerk. Howard F.
Kimball; committee. J. A. Gibson. w. B.
Ladd, +. C. Farrell; treasurer. A. A. As
eltine; collector and truant officer A. J.
Croft; auditors. e. J. Parmelee, C. G.
Abel. j. O. Kimball.--Mr. and Mrs. o. A.
Tufts and two children of Lancaster, y.
H.. passed Monday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Gaines on Church street.-M.
G. Cranton of Hghgate Springs passed
Monday night in the home OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Cassdy.-Among those go
ing from here. Saturday. by automobile
to sec the ball game in Burlington were.
O. l.. King. c. II. Stetson. Earl Cassidy
II. ID. Smith, =. w. Valio uette. Fred
Towle. l.. II. Pomeroy. j. G. Laflame. D.
NJ. Rose. DR.. II. d. lehman, Robert Ru-
blee. Frank La Fountain. S. C. Towle
and Glenn Rublee-J. a. Mason. who
lives with his daughter. Mrs. d. F. Carey.
in Somervile. Mass, is visiting friends
here,-Mrs. NJ. G. Bassinger and three
daughters, Mildred. Alice and Charlotte
of Cooperstown. y. V, are passing a
few weeks with Mrs. Bassinger's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Davis-Dr. and
Mrs. w w. Hutchinson are passing a
short vacation among friends in Massa =
Ichusetts.-The Rev. John NJ. Magee gave
a very entertaining and instructive talk
in The Methodist Church Sunday morning
about conditions and something of his
work While in France. The family with
Mrs. Magee's mother. Mrs. Newhouse,
came and returned to St. Adams that
day, being entertained in the family
of the Rev. w. B. Dukeshire while here.
A G. Larabee of Berkshire passed his
seth birthday Sunday which was quietly
observed by the family and few friends
who called during the day. His general
| health is good and memory of people and
events unimpaired-Mr. and Mrs f. J.
Parmelee passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Comings in East BERKSHIRE
Mr. and Mrs. r.. j. Rogers and son OF
Cabot were guests of Mrs. Rogers par
ents, MI and Mrs, F. A. Cassidy, Sun
day.-Olin Merrill went to Boston. Sunday
for few days business.-M. p. Perley
left for Boston Tuesday. He expects tc
be away n few weeks and will later bs
joined by his family with automobile ant
pass few days on the lake. where he has
some business interests.
Albert A. Aseltine, for several years
one of our leading business men, passed
away Wednesday morning after severa
months of severe illness with cancer
He was SO years of age and beside hi:
wife, leaves a son, Maurice A., n daugh
ter, Mrs John Branch, Jr, of St. Adams
and brother. AFRO NJ. Aseltine, of Bur
Observation-Disclosures Carey, Of Somervlle
, Mass, is visiting in the home of o. G
| Blouin, on Mssisquoi street.-The fu
neral of Mrs. Louis Goodhue, of Mont
gomery, was attended at st. John thu
Baptist Church Tuesday The Rev. y
f. L'Ecuyer officiated. Burial was il
the new Catholic cemetery across tn
river.-F. II. Dawney, who recently soil
his place near Frelighsburg, Que, an,
is moving to the Stanley tenement thi
side of West Berkshire, was In tow
Tuesday, His son and wife, Mr. an,
Mrs, G. F.. Dawney, of Springfield Mass
arrived in town that evening and ar
visiting in the home of a sister, Mrs i
made the trip in a motor car.-Leo Po,s
SAINT. clerk in the postoffice, and hi
sister, Miss Irene, who clerks for +. {
, Farrell, are having short vacations an
, with Mrs. Possant and IA brother, An
; thony, and sister, Gabrielle, of Sheldor
are on an automobile trip to Albany, \
Y. they are expected to return thi
week.-Mrs.. II. y. kimball, who accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs. NJ. l.. Irisl
, on her return to her home in Oneonta
N Y, ~ remaining for visit-The Cam
Fire Girls. who have been in camp :
Z Lake Carmi, in charge of sirs Ear,
. Holmes, and Miss Alma KimbalI re
( turned Monday.-The Swofford Stoc
D., company. who have been showing {,
e a week under canvas to packed house
: closed with Monday evening in OpcI
@ hall. They left Tuesday for North Tro
o Mrs. Cora Erwin, of East Swanto
u has been visiting in the home of r. !
L Sweeney on Church strcct-Dr. |
C Gardner Chase, of Mont Pleasant, Mich
who is passing IA vacation with his pa
ents in Richford, was guest in the hon
S OF B, II, Dickering Tuesday.-J A. ID
mar and j, Is. Pcrley mot 3red to ST. A
I bans Tuesday,-W. H. Yaw and L.
Z ] Thomas were in East Fairfield Tuesda