Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-22
ENOSBURG FALLS

ENOSBURG FALLS
The social and free banquet in the
Methodist Church parlors Friday evening
was well attended and was pronounced
success. There were several three-minute
talks following which the principal adj
dress Of the evening was by District
Sharp of st. Johnsbury,
who made n special trip to be there being
met in Richford by G. H. Abel. He was
in the parsonage during his
stay in town.--There was a meeting Fri
day evening Of the guarantors and others
in the Chautauqua to be held
here this summer. Mrs. Frances Nc
Caskill, an advance organizer, was present
and plans were made and committees
named to carry forward the work. The
gathering was in the Philemon clubs
reading room.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Robbie
were in South Franklin Friday after their
daughter. Miriam, who had been passing
n few days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Towle.-Howell Sabourin
has sold his farm beyond West Enosburg
to H. Cabot through a real estate
agency.-J. G.. Gaines passed the most of
the working hours of last week at his
farm beyond West Enosburg, where he
has been making some improvements on
the buildings.-S G.. Towle acted as
guide to a bulpout fishing party con-
ssting of F. w. ROBBIE, L. B. Thomas. l..
II. Pomeroy and j. A. Demar to Little
Pond" Thursday evening About a dozen
fish were taken.-The Federal Pack
ing company is starting in construction
gang to make certain Improvements in
their plant so the quantity of milk re-
ceived daily (bout 100000 poundS) may be
more expeditiously handled.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine received a
letter from their son, Maurice A. Asel-
tine, Wednesday. saying that he was in
St Nazaire, France, awaiting transporta-
ton home. On Thursday they received a
message that he had arrived and was in
Camp Mills.--The l.. o. p. n. club enter
tanned those who had a part in the
cabart, and their friends in Foresters'
hall Tuesday May 10. The orchestra fur
nished music for the dances and for the
chorus singing. a bountifu luncheon was
served. Miss Mae Kimball, manager. pre-
scented Howard F. Kimball and D. NJ Rose
with tangible tokens of appreciation. Rus
sell and Harry Brewer of Richford were in
town, Thursday. These young men are
graduates of Enosburg high school and
United Fruit company in Central Amer
lea. They went overseas and were in
some of the hard fighting. They will
leave within a few weeks taking a
younger brother. George. and have en-
ployment with the same company.-Ben-
jamin Parker of Morrisvile, son of Henry
Parker formerly merchant at the
Center, was in town Thursday with
George Fairbanks of Morrisville Mr..
Parker has recently returned from over
seas.-Mrs. A. II. Pond and two children
of Richford were recent guests in the
home of Mrs II. A. Cramton.-Those
from here to attend the annual meetings
of the l. o. o. F. in Burlington last week
were: Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Gleed, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. McFeeters, Miss Ethel James,
Mrs. H. w. Shower. Mrs. w. V. Phelps,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Beaulac, Fl. T. Smell,
Mrs. r. w. Clark, son. Austin Clark, and
daughter. Mrs. Luke F1emming. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ Mitchell, Mrs. Mae Mitchell,
II. H. Mitchell and Miss Charity
Toissant-Mrs. Peter Archambault who
had been receiving treatment in a Bur-
lington hospital for trouble following in
fuenza. has returned to her home here
much improved.-Mrs. Minnie Burt is in
Fairfax. where she was called by the ILL
ness and death of her brother, NJ. V.
Hicks. Her son, Victor F. Burt. attend
ed the funeral. May 13.-Reports from
+. A. Lafiame, who was operated on at
the sanitarum in ST. Adams, are very
favorable.-Mrs. F. F. Duffy and Mrs. L..
j. Duffy returned May 10 from Barre.
where they passed a few days with their
respective husbands, who are employed
there.-Mrs. w. l.. Gardner has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr.. Gardner is
playing baseball with the American
League team of that city.--The body of
Joseph Marley, son of the late c. H.
Manley, was recently brought here from
Worcester. Mass where he died last
winter of influenza, and was buried be-
side his parents in Missiquoi cemetery
j. NJ. Young has moved into the B. L..
Lavery tenement near the Catholic
church. ]. +. Wallace is moving from
Berkshire to the house vacated by Mr..
Young. Mr.. Wallace Is employed in the
Enosburg Falls garage The farm,
where Mr.. Wallace was, has been rented
to Mr.. Fletcher.-Dr. F. f. Bemis of ST.
Adams was in town, Wednesday,
d. A. Benoit returned Wednesday from a
few days visit in Richford.-Miss Marion
Kimball has returned from the st. Adams
nobpltdi IIluSH linpTONeu,-A party or TOUR
including the Rev. L. C. Denny returned
from a fishing trip to Fullerton pond
Que. with Al pounds of trout.
The new pastor of the Baptist Church.
the Rev. f. F.. Scates of Somersworth.
n. H., is expected here in June. In the
meantime. Miss Brooks of st. Albans is
supplying the pulpit.-Mrs. f. Fl. Sheldon
who has been passing a few weeks with
l., Nfrc
East Highgate, is in town making
preparations to move to Vaudeville, n. Y,
where Mr.. Sheldon is assistant SUPER
intendent in Nestle Food company's
plant.-B. d. Lamonda has purchased Of
Miss Edna Harris the house which he
recently moved into. Consideration 81, 600.
DIR. II. b. Thomas has decided to re-
sumo his practice here and the truck load
of goods taken to Burlington recently.
arrived here Saturday morning.-H. l..
Draper, who was employed by Kimball
Brothers & Co, previous to his recent
weeks of illness, has entered the employ
of the Nestle Food company.-Byron
Hart OF Berkshire has entered the EN-.
ploy of the l.. l.. Marsh feed store.
d. M. Rose has purchased of Mrs.
A. II. Manley the lot on Church street
adjoining that of Mrs. l.. c. Kendall on
which he plans to erect a bungalow an
other season.--L. Conroy Leavens Of
Essex Junction was a guest Tuesday Of
his uncle, J. G. Gaines on Church street
Lloyd Duffy has returned from Barre
and has entered the employ of l.. l..
Marsh in his feed store.-George Emery
who formerly lived at South Franklin
station, and for several years past until
within a few months in Massachusetts,,
died Sunday In the home of his brother