Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-15
ENOSBURG FALLS

VIII ne iIiStdHtu
ENOSBURG FALLS
J. G. Gaines, who sold his house on
Church street to Andrew Cotton of
Everett, Mass, during his recent visit
here has bought the residence of ID. NJ.
Rose on the same street.--H. L. Duval.
who was with the ammunition train
of the 26th Division and who has been
visiting his parents in Montgomery,
was recent visitor in the home of his
sister. Mrs. S. ]. Maynard on Orchard
street. He formerly lived here when
he was employed in the tin shop of his
brother. +. T. Duval.-Mrs. +. w. ORA
per has returned from Boston, where
she has been passing few weeks
among friends-Joseph Clouture, who
has been living with his parents at
South Franklin, has rented and will
move to the tenement of J. G. Towle
OH the West Berkshire road.-George
o. Bowen is at the New England sani-
tarium in Melrose, Mass, for treatment.
Lee Hicks. who recently sold his
house across the river to A. j. Libby
OF East Eaosburg, was a business Wis
itor in town Friday.--The name Of the
Enosburg Falls orchestra has been
changed to Isham's orchestra, without
any change of personnel. Its members
are: Donald F. Kimball. violin, leader;
Mrs. Leo Poissant, piano: Leo Poissant.
cornet; Thomas Croce, clarinet: A. w.
lsham, traps business manager.-Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Cotton of Everett,
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Holden
of Waltham, Mass, left here by auto
| mobile Friday on their return. During
their stay in town Mr.. Holden has
bargained his place on Church street
\ to his former business partner, c. NJ.
| Brown, and Mr.. Cotton has purchased
the home of j. G. Gaines. Mr.. Gaines
has rented and will continue to occupy
the house, as Mr.. Cotton does not in
tend coming here for a year or more.
Mr.. Brown contemplates moving soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Fullington, who
have been living with Mrs. Fullington's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Ladue, ex-
pect to go to housekeeping in their
home on North Main street. which is
being vacated by ]. G. Pomeroy, after
some minor repairs are made.-Mrs
Laura Colpitt, who is bookkeeping for
a lumber firm in Lisbon. n. H.. went
| there after short stay at her farm in
Berkshire.--Miss Edna Pierce and Mrs.
Nellie Mullen of the telephone force at
tended the wedding of one of their
former members, Miss Myrtle Hanley,
who was married Monday at her hcme
in Essex to Roy j. Chase of Ports
mouth, N. H., where they will make
their home.-Lowell Smith of Ogdens-
burg. n. Y. has entered the employ of
DIN Merrill as chauffeur. They were
in st. Adams Thursday to get Mr.. Pom
eroy's car.-W. J. Thayer of Worcester,
Mass has been on IA business visit to
the Wachusett Creamery, where n new
| boiler room is being constructed.-The
news has been received here of the
death of the infant son of MIR. and
Mrs. Hugh Derby in West Hartford,
Conn, where they recently went, after
passing the winter with Mrs. Derby's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w e. Tiff
Arthur Douglass of st. Adams was a
recent guest i'm the home of D. C. La
flame on Pleasant street.-Henry V.
Jones of the L. S. navy, stationed at
Indian Head. Md, is passing a furlough
in the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. Jones.-Mark Nador of Lynn,
Mass, died very suddenly of heart fail
ure in Toronto, Ont, where he was on
IA business trip. Mr.. Nador lived here
when a boy and has visited here each
season recently. He leaves wife and
one child.-A truck load of the house
hold goods of DIR. r. e. Thomas left
here Friday morning for Burlington,
where he is to locate.
MrS. d. l.. Royce or North tayStOn
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Redmond. Monday, she and
her mother went to Springfield. Mass.
where they will pass the week with
friends.-Charles j. Lang, w. n. Lang
and Leon Ward of Cambridge and A. d.
Whitney, C. w. Morgan, G. NJ Towle
and A. d. Wilder of Franklin were
business visitors in town Saturday.
A. NJ. Aseltine of Burlington visited his
brother, A. A. Aseltine, a few days last
week.-Oscar Johnson, who has been
employed as foreman on the cortland
farm. has resigned the position and
accepted one with the Standard Oil
company. Leonard Gilbar has taken the
place vacated by Mr.. Johnson.-Earle
Cassidy has resigned the position he has
held in Marsh's feed store for several
years and engaged with the Federal
Packing company. The change will be
made at the close of the present week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Branch and Mr.
and Mrs. John Branch. Jr., and son.
John Branch 3rd. of st. Adams motored
to town Saturday. Mrs. Branch, Jr,
and son are passing few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine.-
NJ. p. Perley has received a letter from
his son, Corp. James X. Perey. who is
III st. Nazaire, France, awaiting trans
portaton to America.--H. l.. Lafey re-
ceived a message from his son. Hector,
Saturday from St. Adams, saying that
he had got that far toward home from
overseas. Mr. Lafiey went by automo-
bile at once and returned with his son