Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
ENOSBURG FALLS


WAS for few years housekecper FOR her
uncle, the late w. q. Coburn, of this
place. She was a daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Coburn of Belviderc. The
funeral was held there Thursday.--Leon
Casavant has resigned his position in the
plant of the Federal Packing company
and with Mrs. Casavent left Thursday
for Hudson. Mass.
Mrs. X. II. Ballard and mother.
Mrs ". r. Farrar, went to Burling
ton a few weeks ago. where Mrs.
Ballard underwent o critical operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, from which
she is making a slow recovery. Mrs. Far
,rars other daughter, Margaret, went there
Saturday. where she will pass the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McFeetere. of st.
Adams, and two children passed Saturday
at the home of Mr.. McFeeter's parents
on Orchard strect.-N1rs. Il. J. Tyler pass
cd y part of last week among friends in
St. Albans-A motor car party consisting
of Sheridan Dow. J. c. Pomeroy, Harry
Benot and Gerald Uadd, chauffeur. were
in Burlington Saturday 10 witness the
Vermont Middlebury Eame.-Mr and Mrs.
Otis King returned Saturday after q two
weeks absence, passed in New York and
some of the cities about Boston.-Thcre
wax a meeting of the LEGAL branch of the
y. e. NJ. p. A. in ST. Matthews parish
house Friday afternoon.-Isham's orchca-
ira will furnish music for a dance in East
Fairfield Thursday evening.
e. l.. Stanton. OF Brandrcth Lake, n.
Y, who has been at his home at West
Enosburg for a few days. was in town
on business Fridsy.--Mss Adelaide Croft
is IT'LL. i. Laflcy motorcd to Rchford
Thursday evening. returning with Mr..
az II 4
lettc and Wlfrcd st. Gcrman. who had
been to Newport to attend the funeral
of DR.. II. o. loyal.
News has been received here of the
birth of son, John Adams. November
81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee S. Tillotson.
Mr.. Tillotson formerly resided in this
city.
Miss Doris Chadwick of Sheldon and
Ioratio Curtis of this city were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage Tuesday
evening by the Rev. J. T. Sherman.
Mrs. Walter Brooks and daughter,
Miss Mildred Brooks, are spending the
day in Montreal.
At special meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening for the purpose
OF discussing the present situation
which exists between the city and the
ST. Adams and Swanton Traction COM
pany with the business men it was
finally decided to postpone action
against the company until after n con-
ference with two Of the directors OF
the road. Walter Il. Dame and w. II.
Tyler at tho regular meeting of the
council December 8. 1t is claimed by
the council that the company is be
hind $4,000 in its payments to the city.
a permanent cement bridge is being
built near the farm house of f. Il. Beatty
washed away during cloud burst last
summer.-Walter Spear and his mother.
Mrs. a. II. Spear, of Swanton. and Mrs
NJ. J. Olds, who has been their guest
a few days, were in town Monday.-Mrs
b. II. Combs of East Berkshire visited
her sister. Mrs. II. a. Giddings. Saturday.
Ivan Record of Franklin was a business
visitor in town Monday.-Miss Charlotte
Camp of Morrsvlle is a guest at the
home of Il. w. Clark.
| The social in the parish house Tuesday
evening given by the ladies of ST. Mat
thews parish for the purpose of meeting
| the Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atkins proved to
be one of the most enjoyable functions
| for many a day. II was wholly informal
and all the protestant churches were well
represented. the quarterly meeting in
| the Methodist Church held Tuesday. c.
H. Huti WAS erected c1dlTlii'In ana NJ.
\. Ascltine and +. NJ. Carpenter tclers
| of a meeting to be held soon. The pur
pose will be to elect a delegate to the
lay electoral conference to be held at the
| time Of the annual conference, which
will elect the lay delegate to the general
conference, which meets in Des Moines,
Iowa, in May.-I. H. Kendall of Potsdam,
\. Y. passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. d. Kendall, on Pearl
street.-B. 6. Gallup Of North Sheldon
celebrated his eightieth birthday by a
visit at the home of $. Il. Whitney of
South Franklin, whose fifty-ninth birth
day it was.-Kimbals' orchestra is TO
furnish music for dance in Franklin
Thursday evening and at Highgate Cen
ter Friday EVENING". A. Irish motored
to st. Adams Tuesday evening to meet
Mrs. e. J. Irish, who has been In Bristol
a few weeks where she was called by the
illness of her mother. Mrs. Norton. whose
condition is only slightly improved
Thirteen of the Boy Scouts hiked to
Sheldon Springs Tuesday with scout
master, j. a. Sinclair and were shown
over the plant of the Misssquoi Pulp
company. They returned on the steam
cars.-Dr. +. II. Brown was in st. Adams
Tuesday evening to attend the meeting
of the Franklin county dental society,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Cassidy Of North
EnosburG expect to leave next week by
motor car for Florida with a party from
Richford to be away for the winter
c. l.. Ovltt has been business visitor in
Boston IA few days this week.
Ground was broken Wednesday after
| noon for an ice rink as the result of a
meeting held that morning in the office
of j. A. Gibson. at which time W. S.
Judd presented plan for financing the
matter. The school board comprising
Mr.. Gibson, w. b. Laid. +. c. Farrell,
| f. w, Wallace and j. a. Sinclair with
T.. j. Tyler w. S. Judd and J. G. Gaines
were elected as committee in charge.
They were organized by electing j. A.
Gibson chairman and u. J. Tyler treas
urer. The ground chosen was on athletic
grounds and before night with pillow and
road machine fine beginning had been
made.-The first in what is hoped to be
IA series Of social evenings of the Ladies'
Village Improvement society will be held
with Mrs. j. r. Cassidy on Maple park
Tuesday evening. December 2. The COM
mittee, Mrs. b. u. Wilder, Mrs u. Il.
Beatty and Mrs. Sylvia McAIullen, insure
an attractive program.-Mrs. Edwin
Batchelder of Hampton, N. H., who had
been passing a few days with her aunt
Mrs. L. i. Marsh was joined by MI
Batchelder for Thanksgiving day-Miss
Olive Towlc of New York city is passing
the Thanksgiving vacation period with
Mrs. Laura Colpitts went to South
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