Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13
ENOSRURG FALLS

choir 25 years service was tendereu
a surprise in the tome of NJ. p. Perley
Friday evening. 1t was genuine
surprise although Mr.. Yaw had a part
in the managing of the musical num-
bers. A purse of sS5. which had been
quietly contributed. was presented by
V. A. Irish on behalf Of the church,
Mrs. j H. Burns and Mrs. Ella Fales
of Richford were in town Friday.--Ars.
c. C. Whitney returned Friday from
a two weeks visit to the home OF her
granddaughter. Mrs. r. E. Stroh.cker,
in Morristown, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.
Strohecker. who have been i'll are re.
covered. Mrs. Olin Merrill who had
been in Burlington a few days re.
turned with her mother. Mrs Whitney.
Stewart Gleason, who been in train
ing with an aero unit, In Arcadia. Fla.
arrived at his home here Friday. He
is expecting to be discharged soon.-
Mss Irene Spooner. a naval yeowoman
from the Boston station Is passing q
few days with her aunt, Mrs. C. L.
Marsh. She Is convalescing from an
illness.-Friday the Federal Packing
company again established new
record in receiving and completing by
nine o'clock that evening, the con-
densing Of l40.779 pounds Of milk. 1t
was accomplished with a force of only
5S mon and women in all the DEPART
ments.-Charles Stevens and Perley
Winchester Of Berkshire We're business
visitors in town Friday.-The condition
of Mrs. George Morse OF Randolph.
who has been receiving treatment for
torn ligament for the past three
months. which she has passed in the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Minnie Bur
is little improved Mrs. Morse VIZ .
in town few days last week and -
companied her home.--C. l.. Ovitt, o. in
Merrill and NJ. P. Perley returned fr' ,m
Morrisville Friday. coming by uto-
mobile from Shell lon Junction.-rhe
out of town mem bers to attend tho
monthly meeting o. he trustees of the
Savings Bank and Trust company.
were C. w. Gates. Dr. +. NJ. Rrown
and II. f. Brigham The scholars IN
Miss Narcotics roo were trea ted 70
Il straw ride at the close of school Fritz
day. w. G. Fassett and c. b. Rubl "a
furnished the teams which went to
North Ferrisburg and return.
The reason tor the nre alarm Sat ur.
day forenoon was the burning of ths
tenement house on the ]. NJ. Burt
farm. belonging to the ST. lbans
hospital, and occupied by Maurice
Langley. who was absent from home.
Mrs. Langley had left the three children
for n few minutes to go after some
water and on her return found the
kitchen all ablaze with two of thu
children in the shed and the third
unable 20 open the door. Everythins
was burned except the clothes they
had on. There was a small Insurance.
There was good attendance at the
memorial EXERCISES in opera hall Sun.
day evening under the management Of
the Commercial and Civic clup. The
Hon. Elmer Johnson of st. Adams
was the speaker and gave a master-
full tribute TO the life and service of
Mr.. Roosevelt. The invocation was
made by the Rev w. Il. Dukeshire and
the Rev. IA. p, Campbell pronounced
the bencdiction, L j. Tyler was the
presiding officer, Music was furnished
by the combined chorus of the Frisco.
pal and Methodist Churches and Me
leadership OF J. o. Kimball. with c. +.
Rawson. pianist and Howard Kimball
violinist. There is to be combined
business and social gathering in the
Methodist parsonage Thursday evening
at the close of the prayer service, In
the interest of the Sunday school work.
Fl. A. Cassidy passed the weekend
with his daughter, Mrs; L. j.. Rogers
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