Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-23
ENOSBURC FALLS

MTs. w. y. druSO Qled at her nome n
Fairfield Wednesday January 10 after an
illness Of about week with influenza
followed by pneumonia. Mrs. Bruso was
the oldest daughter of James Duffy of
this place and besides her husband and
father leaves two sisters, Eleanor and
Marjorie. and a brother, John. The
funeral was held at $3.50 a. m Friday at
Fairfield. Burial was IN st. Adams.
The Rev L. w. Sharp of St. Johns
bury. district superintendent was in
town Friday evening and conducted the
fourth quarterly conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. The stewards
elected were: NJ. P. Perley. w. II. Bill
lado. w. H. Yaw. B. A. Croft, F. NJ.
Carpenter. J. C. Towle. C. L. Ovitt, e. ].
Parmelee. j. w. Pomeroy, V. A. Irish.
w. S. Judd. c. II. Welch, Fl. A Fair
banks, r. W. Wallace, T.. Fl. Sheldon.
w. G. Fassett j. X. Perley. NJ. A. Asel-
tine. J. c. Pomeroy. j. G. Gaines ]. A.
and Sinclair. The following were elected
trustee: C. Fl. Abel, F. H. Brown, A. A.
Aseltine. A. ]. Croft. F. w. Draper, w.
B. Ladd. II. n. Kimball, H. w. Towle,
l.. l.. Marsh s. Hall was elected Sun
day school superintendent. The reports
of the various officers showed a healthy
condition of work. 1t was unanimously
voted to ask for the return Of the Raw.
w, b. Dukeshirc for another year.-M. +.
Perley received message Friday telling
OF the death the day before Of his friend.
Il. *. Warren at his home in Evanston,
Ill, Mr.. Warren lived for several years
when boy in East Berkshire, where his
father was pastor Of the Congregational
Church. He later invented Warrens
Featherbone and built his factory in
Three Oaks, Mich. During these later
years he had been much Interested in
Sunday school work and had become
known throughout the world In connec-
tlon with both the International and
World associations. Ills son, c. X War
rem. succeeds to the Three Oaks business
Miss Helen Sargent, who has been stem
ographer in the office of the DIR. &. j.
Kendall company for two years. has re-
signed the position and left Saturday for
Johnson. where she has a position with
the American Mineral company. Miss
Ella Fairbanks gave a very pleasant
going away" party to 16 young women
Wednesday evening Jan 10 in honor Of the
eNent.-Mrs. John Plumb died
at the home of her daughter Mrs. Martin
Sharlow Tuesday January H. The funeral
was held Thursday at 10 O'Clock from st.
John the Baptist Church William Cur
/ TlcI VI btIhSIte is 1T lHe Maple tarK
| sanitarium recovering from. an operation
performed Jan 12.-R, II. Chambers and
daughter, Miss Gertie. of Richford were
| in town Friday.-The Rev H. H. Niles
| of Concord, y. H., who was recently
! elected chaplain of the New Hampshire
| Legislature. il a son-in-law OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. J. Orr of this place.--A food sale
| managed by the WoN,u's Home Mis-
| sonary society was conducted in the
store of NJ. l.. PerlcS " Co. Saturday
afternoon.
| Prescott Dickinson of The American
| expeditonary forces is still alive and in
/ Germany. No word had come from the
young man since the first OF October
An appeal TO the government brought
word that he was missing. His home is
In Bangor. n. Y, and ne is a nephew
of b. II. Dickinson of South Main street
who, with others of the family had con-
tinued writing to him. Friday Mr.. Dick
| inson received word from him. He is
with a machine gun company. When he
nnally received his mail he got 81 letters.
Those from here to attend the funeral
or Mrs. Bessie Duffy Bruso in Fair
held Friday were James Duffy and adopt
| ed son, John Thomas Duffy. and four