Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
ENOSBURG FALLS

ENOSBURG FALLS
e.. r. Rawson en,~rtained 81 Of his
music scholars at his home on orchard
street Friday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served and few musical
numbers were rendered, Among them
were two vocal solos by Miss Lillian
Parmeee of South Royalton, who is pass
ing few days with her grandfather.
r. j. Parmelee-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer T. Hail. sunday.
August a. in st. Adams hospital. Mr..
Hall has returned to New York TO COM
plete his second term of service in the
navy which expires within a few weeks.
Mother and daughter are doing we'll
Joseph Lumnah. the father of Eugene
Lumnah. who died so suddenly Wednes-
day afternoon, was visiting a brother in
Fairfield, Maine. He was summoned and
reached here Friday morning MIR. and
Mrs F.. i. Barnes and daughter. Grace,
have been passing the week at their cot
tage AT Riverside camp. Mr.. Barnes has
returned to Toronto. wnere his Arm is
opening branch business. Mrs. Barnes
and daughter will remain few days be-
fore returning to their home in Somer-
vile, Mass.--The Rev, ana Mrs. II. n.
Niles and child, who have been passing
a var illon nerlOd WIN MTs. Mics
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Orr. left
Friday morning on their return to their
home in Concord, y. HE. J. Powers of
Franklin was business visitor in town
Friday Phillip Andrue has returned
from Middlebvry and vicinity where he
has been passing few weeks.--M: and
Mrs, Gould F. Dswney and Mrs. Dav-
ney's nephew. William Young. Of Spring
field Mass. who made the trip by
motor car, arrived in town Friday where
| they visited Mr.. Dawneys sister. Mrs
! Clarence Poneroy. They also visited Mr.
! Dawneys parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r II
| Dawney. near West Berkshire.-Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Cotton have returned to
| their home IN Everett Mass, after pass.
ing a week among friends here and in
Franklin
| Eugene Lumnah, factory foreman If
the Federal Packing company, died Wed.
! esdsy Aug q after an illness of about
one day, at his home on Condensary
street. He is survived by his wife and
six children. the oldest being a girl Of 49,
During switching by the freight train
going west Saturday afternoon Mr. Cosn
the conductor, received q badly sma shed
hand, which delayed the train while Drs
Thomas and Human dressed IT'D B.
Carey and son John, Of Somerville. Mass
are passing a vacation with q. G., Bouin
and other friends in this vicinity.-Flave
Young had a bad smell with his heart
which caused him to fall on the crossing
near the creamery Sunday morning He
was taken to mis- home across the river
by auto, where his condition improved. -
iC. $. Pomeroy, of Riverside Cal, and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. n. Pomeroy and daughter.
nf Ach IDor
their parents Sunday. The first named
will remain a week but the others leave
for New Jersey Thvrsday.-A reception
was given Mr. and Mrs. Leon King in the
home of Frank McDermotte on Dickin.
son avenue Friday evenns-The BODY Of
Eugene Lumnah was buried Friday and
the funeral service was held In the Church
or st. John the Baptist Saturday The
Rev. G. F.. L'Ecuyer oficated Besides
the wife and six children, he is survived
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lum-
nah, three brothers living in Massachu-
setts. and three sisters all Of whom were
preent.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Myott,
of this place, and Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Myott. of Sheldon. returned SATURDAY. from
10 days trip to Boston and other cities
in Massachusetts.-The Nestles Food COM
pany's team won from North Hero Sat
urday by a score off to 5.
Enosburg outdid herself Honor day."
in showing her appreciation of the SOL
der boys of 1918, The parade was over
mile and floats and decorations were
All that could be desired. The boys"
also we're there, platoon of them 81
strong. They marched like veterans and
were under the leadership Of Captain f.
Is. THOMAS. The organizations repre-
scented included. Odd Fellows Rebekahs.
Eastern Stars. Woodmen. Boy Scouts.
Camp Fire Girls, Catholic Forester L.
o. P. n. club. Home Service. sewing and
knitting, surgical dressings, Red Cross
ana Grand Army. Nestes Food company
had a unique display; a Hosteln COW
and white gowned milk maid also
typical load of milk in niger head" cans
and load of goods ready for shipment
kimoaH Brothers & Co. had Ave cars in
line. There also were various private and
tastefuiIy decorated cars. w. H. Yaw as
Uncle Sam" rode with the Boy Scouts
Bunting and flags were displayed every
where along the line of march Enos-
burg band furnished music during the
parade, al the ball ground and gave an
unusually attractive concert in the eve
ning. There was a crowd in town from
all the nearby towns. but not one un-
pleasant affair occurred. The Ladies' Viii
lage Improvement society furnished a
sumptuous banquet beginning with
chicken-pie and ending with ice cream, and
lsham's orchestra furnished music The
post-prandial exercises included talk
by General Draper of Canada beside
some home talent. Sixty-six soldiers were
served and fifty-nine members of the
Civic and Commercial club. who had the
affair in charge. The days festivities
were closed with free dance In Opera
hall with Felton's orchestra furnishing
the massachusetts Food company's ath-
etic team played CRANKY Monday after
noon. II was snappy game with a score
OF TO in favor of the milk packers
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. McFeeters and FAM
lily of ST Adams were in town, Sunday.
f. w. David, who is employed In the
New York office Of the Nestles Food COM
pany. came to town, Sunday. Mrs. David
and children returned with him. Tues
day. TO their home in Upper Montclair.
y. j., after passing several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scribner of Portland,
Me. who were on a motor trip to Mr..
Scribner's old home in Stowe. passed
Sunday night In the home of NJ P. Per-
ley-Mr, and Mrs, Earl Holmes, j. X.
Perey and Miss Mae Kimball motored TO
Montreal, Saturday and returned Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Stephenson and
son. Harold, and Miss Dorothy Forester
of Montreal were week END visitors in the
home of f. J. Parmelee ,-Miss Marion
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