Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
Franklin County
ENOSBURG FALLS

on Lincoln Park Friday evening to hear
the band concert and hear NJ. s. Villas
of Burlington discuss the League Of
Nations covenant. Mr. Villas was enter
tanned by A. J. Croft during his stay
In town.-The many friends of Miss
1sabe! Beattie here will be pleased to
know that the first report of the mishap
she suffered while riding in car in
Barre, where she is pa ssing a few days,
greatly exaggerated the injury she sus-
tanned Later reports direct from her
indicate that she marvelously escaped
Ernest Broe of East Franklin and his
broth er-in-law, c. f. Burleson. Of New
Brunswick, y. j., we're in town Friday
Mr.. Burleeon, who formerly lived here,
is in the employ of Armour & Co.. and
with Mrs Burleson and three children
is on motor car trip which, with the
stops. will consume about three weeks.
-Olin Robbie, superintendent OF the farm
connected with the State hospital at
Northampton. Mass and his brother,
Wesley ROBBIE OF Westf1eld. Mass. who
are on a motor car trip, We're guests in
! the home of their brother. f. w. Robe,
Thursday night.-B. A. Croft has pur-
chased the residence of Seymour Tracy
on Church street. Mr.. Tracy Is moving
to the farm which he and Mr.. Burnap
recently purchased near West Enosburg
Mrs. f. w. David and two children
have returned from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Strohecker. in Morristown. n. Y.
, and will pass a few weeks with her par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs DIN Merrill. before
going to her home in Montclair, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fuller of Richmond,
who We're touring the State. passed Fri
| dow ritrLt with Tull
Stanley Sayies, on North Main street
At a meeting of the testry of st
Matthews Church which has been with.
out n rector since June l. it was voted
to extend call to the Rev. j. Norman
| Atkins of Schulz Mills. y. C.--P. j. Hayes
has sold the brick block on Depot street
In which the Odd Fellows have their hall
to Enosburg Lodge, No. 81. Considera
ton $500 There Is a bakery and q
| barber shop on tho first floor
| The hay barn on the farm of T.. ]
Lawrence. which is carried on by Mr.
Newcity was destroyed by fire Of myskr
ious origin Friday forenoon, while Mr.
Newcity was at the creamery with thu
milk, When discovered by Mrs. New
city who in her work about the hous,
CHANGED in sight of il. the fire had gained
good Roadway. With rare presence o
mind. she succeeded in saving the fou
calves and bull that were Kept there
Estimated loss 5000. partially covered
by insurance and Mrs. j. II. Near.
and two children returned to their hom'
III Brooklyn, y. ". Monday.-Charle
Dunton has received news from HI
Drother. Chauncy. VINO has arrived iron
overseas and is expected home soon.-
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