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

sons, Patsey william. Fay and Lloyd.
Mrs. Bruso's two sisters from Long
Island, the Misses Eleanor and Marjorie,
also we're present.-The Federal Pack
ing company received a car of fresh
milk Monday and had to run off three
patches instead of one as had been tho
custom for some weeks.-Df. Human
was called Saturday to Franklin, where
there are several critical cases follow
Ing infiuenza.-Mrs. Ralph Bolster OF
montgomery was guest in the homo of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cassidy,
few days recently.
There was meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Enosburg Falls Savings
Bank d. Trust company Monday at ten
o'clock when the following board Of trus-
tees was elected: II. r. Brigham, L. l..
Marsh. o. Merrill c. W. Gates, T.. NJ.
Brown. X. A. Paul, c. r. Hall, +. w.
Draper.-The Rev w. b. Dukeshire, who
has been directing the drive In town for
RELIEF OF the Near East, which is max
ing n good progress, was in st. Adams
Monday In consultation with the state
agent for the same fund. MIR. Duke
shire is TO start the drive in certain
towns In the country, which because Of
lax county organization without a d.
recting head. have not started the can
vass.-Representative Towle, of Prank
lin. was business visitor in town Mon-
day-Representative whitcomb OF this
town, who Is making his home in ST.
Adams during the session, was in town
Monday.-V. A. Irish passed few dtAyB
last week In Burlngton-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Fl. Pomeroy and daughter, Lucille,
are staying with Mr.. Pomeroy's parents
on Orchard street.-The. r. T.. Beatty
| is quite seriously Ill.
| The work Of clearing away the debris,
preparatory TO rebuilding the saw mill
and wood working plant OF the Nelson
& Hall Co., at Samsonville, which was
destroyed by fire last summer. is prog
ressng favorably. Isaac Brown, who
has purchased the junk. is using dyna-
! mite to reduce It, It is said the new
works will be on greatly enlarged
scale.-The annual meeting of ST. Mat
| thew's parish which was adjourned,
owing to the illness of the rector, the
| Rev. l.. c. Denny, was held in the
parish house Monday evening with Mr..
Denny presiding. The following vestry.-
men were elected: J. r. Cassidy. B. FL
Wilder. J. o. Kimball, 3. II. Dickinson,
j. II. Whittemore, DR.. A. r. Bell. K. J.
| Tyler. c. II. Stratton,' r. ]. Meare,
d. NJ. Rose and w. Lawrence Gardner.
At a meeting OF the vestry Immediately
! following, Dr. "A. X. Bell was appointed
senior warden and B. II. Dickinson was
elected junior warden, L. j. Taylor
treasurer and ]. o. Kimbal secretary.
| The delegates to the diocesan convention
are j. o. Kimball, 4. J. Tyler and B. E.
Wilder; alternates, r. j. Mears. B. II.
| Dickinson and w. l.. Gardner.-Miss Jen-
ME Collins has returned from Fairfield
and St. Adams and Is now staying in the
family of W. II. Towle in South Frank.
lin-Lieut. Alfred Eaton. who recently
| received his discharge from the army, In
passing few weeks in South Franklin,
| where Mrs. Eaton is teaching school,
| The Rev. Father Carrieres. pastor Of
st. John the BAPTIST Church, was IN
Richford recently. where he assisted at
funeral at All Saints Church.-Mr. and
| Mrs. c. F. Rawson and two children
were in St Adams Tuesday, where they
were guests of Judge and Mrs. o. N.
Kelton.-Mrs. B. II. Dickinson and Mrs.
o. Merrill are improved though both are
still confined to the house,. George
Gaines received telephone message
Tuesday telling of the death in Ludlow
of his niece. Mrs. II. G. Leavens. after q
short illness. Mr.. Leavens was born and
lived here few years. when his parents,
Mt and Mrs. Linus Leavens, moved to
Cambridge, where they still reside.