Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20
ENOSBURG FALLS

The Sunday school class of Mrs. w. J..
Redmond realized about $50 from the
Biblical drama, Ruth the Loving given
Friday evening in the Methodist Church
parlors.-Mrs. D. NJ. James. a high school
assistant. is passing the week at home
by reason of illness In her family. l.. H.
Pomeroy Is acting as supply.-L. w.
Rooney of North E%nosburg was In
Bakersfield Friday to attend the funeral
of his father, Joseph Rooney. The fam
lily formerly lived here.-A. M. Aseltine
Of Burlington passed Sunday with his
brother. A. A. Aseltine, whose condition
does not improve.-M. B.. Csntell has re.
turned from Melrose. Mass, where he
passed the winter In the sanitarium.-
Charles Ward, who returned from over
seas a few weeks ago. has received his
discharge and Is at tho home Of his
parents near here. He was In the
mechanical department, most of the time,
but was under orders to go to the front
line. when the armistice was signed
Z. L.. Stanton, with Howard Lawrence as
assistant. left Friday for Brandcth Lake,
n. Y, where Mr.. Stanton has a posi-
ton as superintendent of Mr.. Brandeth's
estate.-C. NJ. Jones Of Bakersfield was
q business visitor in town Friday.-Sev-
S4di iIlcIs, VIII lippcu their sugar Or
chards the warm days OF last week, got
""i'e a run of sap, which froze so hard
during the night. when the mercury drop
ped from q to one above zero, that the
buckets were damaged.-W. G. Fassett.
LII. Marsh n 6. II. Abel were In St.
Adams Saturday to attend the annual
meeting of the county farm bureau, of
which Mr.. Marsh is treasurer.-Martin
Sharlow was in st. Adams Wednesday
returning with his son, Harold, who had
been in the hospital two weeks. following
an operation for appendicitis. The young
man is doing well.-Mr. and Mrs. DAME!
Chapman of Johnson were at their old
home in North Enosburg IA few DAYS
last week, where two of their daughters
are living.-Miss Alice Cassidy, who has
been nursing in St. Adams, is passing
a few lays at the home of her brother.
Alec Cassidy. at North Enosburg.-Mrs
John Gibson. h has been the guest of
Miss Mae Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
Kendall In Poston for the past two weeks.
has gone to Eitchburg, Mass, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. F. a. Lafey is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington instead
of the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski
as previously rcported.-Dr. A.. C.. Nc
Bride has been In st. Regis Falls, ~. Y.
for a few days, where he was called by
the death OF ar aunt, Mrs. Robert H..
McBride.-Kimbalrs orchestra was in
Iiighgate Monday. where IL furnished
music for an entertainment in honor of
returning soldiers.-Dr. F. H.. Brown Is
attending the meeting of the State Dental
association In Burlington this week.
Miss Eleanor Sinclair entertained a few
of her young friends in honor of her
seventh birthday Monday evening"
| Ellery NJ. Dolan of Berkshire, a mem
Der OF Company r, 10th Regiment, 4lst
Division, who recently returned from
overseas, was In town Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. II. O'Heare passed Sunday at
| the home of their son, A.. j. O'Heare.--
Mrs. Dora Buskey, who died Sun
day at the home or IL. II. Comings In
East Berkshire, formerly lived In this
town. Her funeral was held yesterday.
with burial at West Enosburg, where
| she was living, when Mr.. Buskey died.
several years ago.-A building Is being
| moved from the rear Of the livery stable
| on B,smark street to the lot of ]. ".
| Mears at the foot of that street.-Wori,
nj the condensary continues lively. with
long hours nearly every day. to keep
IN with the recelpts.-Miss Janet Tyler Is
mi at her home on Orchard street with
IN. nsssles-Mis Dorothy Larabee, who
, has been IN with the measles at Grass
mount returned to her home in Berk-
shiro Ga turday.-Stephen Billado return
"a TUESDAY morning from Waterbury,
u,hsre he has been for a few months.
Mrs Bnlado went Monday and accom-
panied him home.
Distr,ct Deputy Grand High Priest viii.
uan, Robie of st. Adams made an official
visitation to Lafayette Chapter, r. A. NJ.
at the regular meeting Monday evening
Degrees were conferred Oh IL. p. Crowell
of Highsate. r. l., soule Of East Fair
us-.,a scott of East Franklin and