Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26
Franklin County
ENOSBURG FALLS

The trustees have practically COM
pleted the highway over Burt hill.
which was so bad this spring. They
put in 81 rods, IL feet wide with stone
topped with gravel from the branch
at a total cost of about s1,700, which
they had estimated would cost $4,000.
The next Job will be on Pearl street.
where they will put in 16 feet wide
Of stone and finish with crushed stone
from the gravel pit-The members of
the Past Masters association Of Lin
coin Lodge, No. IS. +. and A. M, en-
joyed a motor trip to Montgomery and
a trout dinner Friday evening.-The
band. concert, good roads. freedom from
dust and delightful weather drew a
good crowd to town Friday evening, all
the surrounding towns being we'll rep
| Observation-Disclosures Libby was a business
visitor In st. Adams Friday.-Edward
]. Tyler Jr., of the University Of YER
mont. is passing a few days at his
home here before going to Stowe, where
he expects to pass the summer.-Miss
{, Louise Carpenter attended the COM
mencement exercises in East Berkshire
Friday evening.-The Campfire Girls
are planning to pass the week in camp
at Camp Surprise on L. L. Marsh's
farm on Lake Carmi. 1t is expected
I
teaching in Grand Mere, Que, will
chaperone the party.-F. H. Ovitt was
a business visitor by motor car in
Essex Friday. On his return he was
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Fsrnsworth
of Burling ton. Mrs. Frances South
wick of Calais and Miss Amelia Keller
and Mrs r. +. Reynolds of Essex. These
are passing a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs C L. Ovitt. Mrs Reynolds is "a
years Of age but stood the trip well
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Beaulac of White
River Junction have been passing a
few days in the family of Mr. Beau
laos uncle. 3. L. Lavery.
The morning services In both the Bap-
fist and Methodist Churches were
In keeping with Children's day, with APP
propriate exercises by members of the
Sunday schools. -Sergt. Daniel Stetson
who has been passing a furloush with his
parents here, left Monday on his return
to Hampton, Va, where he is stationed
His mother. Mrs. C. n. Stetson, ac
companied him as far as Poultney wher,
she will pass a few days with he,
daughter Mrs l.. c. Denney .-Clyd,
Forsythe and Clair Towle. who havt
been in the motor transport department
and stationed at Camp Eustis, Va, wer,
discharged at Camp Devens and reached
their homes here Friday.-Eale Wal
, bridge, a librarian in New York city
: who is passing vacation with hi.
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. Z. Walbridge
in South Franklin, was a guest in tn,
home of his aunt. Mrs. a. j. Orr, owe
, Friday night. with his sister, Miss
! Jessy Walbridge, he returned Saturday
w. T.. Patten of Franklin was bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.-AIis
Irene Spooner, a yeowoman in the navy
and stationed in Boston, recently passed
a short furlough with her aunt. Mrs. G
l.. Narsh.-O. NJ. Jcffords of Boston i
passing a few days in the home of hi
father. j. NJ. Observation-Disclosures Manic.
of Randolph was n recent guest in tn
, home OF his father. a. II. Manley, who's
condition is gradually failing. Til
Nestle's Food company team played
p team from Stanbridge East, Cue o
athletic field saturday. 1t was who'll
resided. the score being Il to | in favo
; of the home team.-Mr and Mrs. l.. h
Thomas returned from their weddin
t trip Sunday accompanied by Fay Dun
, of Barre.-Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Parmele
I passed Sunday in their cottage at River
r side camp, having as their guest Mis-
Annie Mcars. a nurse from the base hos
L
tending the meeting of the National In
Q dependent Telephone association /
c Chicago this week.
/ The Nestle company's ball team is t
@ play Morrsville in Morrisville Thursday
r. e. G.. Cover has moved from the V. A
, irish farm in West Enosburg TO room
. in b. D. Lamonda's house on St Alban
q street.-Mrs. Lucy richards returned las
= week TO her home in Cohoes, n. y, afte
n uassing several weeks in the home of he
. daughter Mrs. Frank LaFountain o
Main street--Mr. and Mrs Sidney Jud
n Of Georgia passed Sunday in the hon
- Of their son, W, S Judd, on North Mai
y street-Mrs +. j. LoJg ass, who hG
a ,mploynent in East Fer shire. was
Town Monday. Be, -ers of Mon
;, son,erv was a business visitor in tow
- ruesdav-Mrs W. s. Robe of Baker:
=, aid was in town Monday.-Miss Matild
Marsh Ia in St Adams a few days.-Th
f,mnv of T. j. TYLER passed Sunday 4
=. their cottage at Highgate Springs.-Tf
san,ilies of G. NJ, Brown and ID. n
10 poso moved last week and j. q. Gane
and i. C.. Pomeroy are moving this weel
,e HILLWEST
- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetherby are III
" arents of a daughter, born June l9-Mr
~ Iobn McGrail was the guest of Mrs, /
Al sylvester several days last week.