Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25

of school at Green's corner-Egbert Plat
and son, Hubert of Highgate Springs,
were in town Tuesday-Leno Lapelle and
family visited friends In Jacksonville
the first of the week.--Bert Sawyer has
purchased the George Jersey place on
Bank street st. Adams, and viii movs
his family there the first Of October.
Mr.. Sawyer has enjoyment in the 81.
Adams foundry.
Gilbert ~. Chapel for over ~ years
resident of Swanton. and for 80 years
an employe OF the Barney Marble Works
died at the St Adams hospital Sunday
morning. The funeral services were held
! from inc nome of Mrs. r. n Billiard
TuesdAN AFTERNOON at two O'clock The
HeV' r. Wilson Day, pastor Of the First
/ congregational Church, odiciated. Mr.
Chapel was 20 years old and is survived
by on" brother, William Chapel. OF
'lattsburgh, y. V. and tNo sisters. Mrs
Mary ''Illott. Of New York city. and Mrs.
Maria tiocomb. of Swanton Mr.. Chap
pei also leaves an adopted daughter OF
iiighgate Sprngs.-D g. Furman was a
business visitor in highgate sunday
The legal voters OF fire district No .
held meeting Monday night to vote on
the question Of aunexng themselves ia
Shangraw, has gone to Albany. ~ y,
to begin a course in the Albany Law
school Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart NJ Kendall
have gone to Mddlchury for a few da VS.
visit at the home of the Rev and Mrs
L. y. Holmes. former residents of this
place while he was rector Of the Episcopa
Church. The Rev. and Mrs G. H. Wells
visited in Montpelier during the past
week e NJ Rounds has gone to Boston
on a business trip Mrs " NJ. Gon has
returned home from visit at the home
~ her daughter. Mrs. Charles \ Sloan,
IN Stapleton. staten Island. y. Y.-Cail
Hamilton. son Of Mrs. Lucy Hamilton.
went Saturday to Cambridge Mass. 10
enter the dental department of Harvard
tnlVersity.-J. Il Hawley for II years
manager of the local telephone exchange
IN town. has resigned. and the office will
hereafter be managed from the head Of
nee al Enosburg Falls.--E Burdette Cul-
yer who was recently discharged from
the army after service in France. has a
position as clerk in the Richford savings
bank
Mrs w. H. Lovelette went Monday to
Berlin. y H.. where she will visit among
relatives and friends for 4 few days
r. NJ. Buck has gone to New York on
a business trip.-Miss May Austin. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Austin went
Tuesday to Burlington. where she will
enter the University Of Vermont M ISIS
Catherine Comings and Miss Helen Cass
have returned to the University of Yer
mont after passing the summer vacation
at their home in this place.-Miss Alice
Cross Of Burlington visited at the home
of her mother. Mrs. James Wilson Tues
day.-1ames Kelley. son of Mr. and Mrs
James Kelley. has entered the University
OF NermOnt.-Mss Dora Hunter has re-
turned from a two weeks vacation among
relatives and friends in Highgate The
work on the International bridge over
the Missisquo river AT East Richford is
progressing rapidly. The main part of
the structure is completed and workmen
are putting on the sides of the bridge
which ia OF reinforced concrete with two
Ga foot spans and huge middle Of the
river pier The grading at the ends Of
the bridge is also being done The cost
of the bridge, about $4,000 is equally
shared by the Province of Quebec and the
state Of Nermont.-The Enosburg Falls
high school base bah team played with
the Rchford high school team on Island
Park Saturday afternoon. September %
The game was won by the Richford team
he score being TO