Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
ENOSBURG FALLS

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ENOSBURG FALLS
Mrs. f.. j. Parmelee beside writing
an occasional letter for publication in
the state papers and attending suffrage
and w. c. r. l.. meetings. and lecturing
on various topics of Interest. cultivates
real flower and vegetable garden with
her own hands. The dsplsy she made
at the recent county fair was r. notable
one including 81 varieties Of gladiolas,
besides other flowers and some vegetables
She received FIVE premiums. ono of which
was on summer squash.-The Rev. and
Mrs. b. F. jefferson of Potsdam, NJ Y.
were In town Friday. coming from Swan
Ton near where they had passed their
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs Neil Smith
Mr. JEFFERSON was former pastor of the
baptist Church here He now has a
farm with 40 Holstein cattle in it. Mrs.
Jeferson's son, Dana Weems is the
manager.-Dr. and Mrs. l.. B. Rowe Of
Natick, Conn. were guests In the home
or Mrs. Rowes brother. w. s. Judd.
Friday night. The doctor has recently
received his discharge from the service
after serving two years in Newport
News. Va.--Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards
and child and Mrs. Edwards mother.
Mrs. Edward Fassett, all from Beverley,
Mass. are passing few weeks among
friends in town.
Walter Cover has moved his family
from the Lamonda tenement on St AL
pans street to Sheldon Springs where
he has the position Of janitor of the new
school building and his daughter. Mary
ioNer. is one of the teaChers.-Miss Per-
sis Hammond of Burlington arrived Sat
urday and was taken by Mr.. Wallace to
East Enosburg. where she Is to teach
school.-W. S. Pease of this place and
Charles Hart of East Enosburg were in
Boston few days last week.-Mrs.. E. J.
farmelee was guest AT the home Of
her cousin. w. 4. Walker, Sunday.
Mrs John 3. Mckee and two sons. John
B. Jr,, and James of Cohoes. y. " are
passing few weeks in the home Of her
sister. Mrs Frank La Fountaln.-T. r.
Armstrong is having a months vacation
from his duties about the home of Mrs
&c. l.. sh.--Oscar Rose. who recently
returned from overseas service. Ia re-
naming with his parents for q while He
is assisting in the office of Rose and Tyler
The condition of Mrs. c. L. Marsh, who
Is confined to the bed, remains practi-
cally unchanged.-Miss Grace Dinsmore
was in St Adams Monday evening, where
she met her brother. Louis r Densmore,
q public accountant of Boston.-Andrew
Cardosi. who has a fruit store and lunch
room here, had branch at the Franklin
county fair last week and is at Chitten-
den county fair in Essex this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J. Tyler and two daugh-
ters passed Sunday at Camp Barnes in
St,at, rrl k,l, l.z,.
ward j. Jr., has passed the summer
o. l.. King is laid up with a severe cold
and complications and Mrs. J. B.
Crochier and Mrs. A. s. Armstrong, who
have been passing the summer in their
cottage at Higheate Springs. were in
town. Monday.-Rhett J. Gates Of Frank
lin was in town Monday on business
Harvey Olmstead and son, Ernest. Of
East Franklin. were business visitors
here. Monday.-W n. Yaw and L. r.
Thomas were in Highgate and Swanton,
Monday.
very pretty home wedding was SOL
emnized at four O'Clock Wednesday.
Sept in the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
A, p. Croft on North Main street. when
I their youngest daughter, Mildred Lena,
was married to Howard Fenwick kim
ball. Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs Hartley
r, Kmball of Maple Park. The Rev,
w. r. Dukeshire was the officiating
clergyman. They were unattended and
only the immediate families were pres
ent. The wedding march was played
by Miss Louise kimball. a cousin of
the groom. The parlor, where the
ceremony was performed. was prettily
decorated. there being a bank of as
paragus with pink and white sweet
peas and bouquets of pink and white
| gladolas. The bride was charmin g ly
gowned in white georgette trimmed
with silk loop fringe and carried a
! shower bouquet of sweet peas and
white roses. Her going away gown
was dark blue broadcloth Both of
the young people are we'll known in
| this section. For the last seven years
the bride has been assistant to the
cashier of the First National bank.
The groom. besides being the leader
of the band and Kimbalrs orchestra,
is general manager of Kimball Broth
ers & Co. They left Immediately after
the ceremony on n short wedding trip
For the present, they will make their
| home with the brides parents.
! =. j. Hayes has sold his residence on
Church street to Loyal Stowe, of West
| Berkshire. Mr.. Hayes expects to move
his family TO Essex, where he has some
land. Mr.. Stowe expects to move his fam
! lily here about November 1.-The family
/ of d. f.. Woodward, which has been on
| the farm in Bakersfield during the sum-
mer vacation. has returned and is oc-
| cupying the house on South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs Debert Ariel. of South
! Andover Mass. and MAh1on Courtland.
I of Newport Center, were recent guests
| Of Mr.. and Mrs Joel Brown.-D. II.
! Sweeney is having a 10 days vacation
| from his duties as carrier on route 5.
which Is being substituted by r. w.
Towle.-Mrs. James Holloway and daugh-
! ter. Miss Katherine, of st. Adams are
| passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Wilder,-Robert Campbell, son of
Mr., and Mrs Angus Campbell, reached
! home Tuesday from Camp Devens, where
ne received his discharge,-Mr. and Mrs.
j. G. Gaines, of this place, and Mr.. and
Mrs Levi Young living on MIR. Gaines
farm beyond West Enosburg, motored to
the State fair Wednesday. They expect
10 return Friday.
HILL WEST
| crystal Falls camp meeting has COM
pleted 10 days session in this place
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