Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

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married at st. Luke's rectory Monday
afternoon by the rector, the Rev. George
w. Smith.
The annual meeting of the franklin
county road commissioners and select
men was held at the Tavern roof par.
den yesterday with 112 men present
State Highway Commissioner Stoddard
b. Bates of Derby explained the rules
relative to the State aid highway fund
General discussion of road building and
repairing and also of the patrol system
followed.
ENOSBURG FALLS
A farewell party was given the Rev. and
Mrs. E. w. Puffer in the home Of Franz,
Kenfield Tuesday April Is. Mr. Pufrer
was presented a sum Of money from the
congregation. The presentation was in
poetic form and was read by Mrs. Sane.
tuary. Mr.. Puffer began his work in
Groton Easter-The teachers for the vii.
lage schools have been engaged for the
next school year as follows: j. A. Sin.
clair, principal; Misses Frances w. Field
and Ethelinda Rich, both of Burlington.
rlsville domestic science; Miss Ella Fair
banks, grammar grades. Miss Sadie VIII.
bur of Georgia, intermediate; Miss Lena
Narcotic of Bakersfield, third primary,
Miss Carrie Wilmarth * Middlebury, sec.
ond primary; Miss Florence Brady of Bak.
ersfield, first primary; Miss Emily Car
penter of Swanton, music. This Is a
change of five of the teachers who had
resigned n on into othor ,yorl, Ntrn
lena Carpenter has accepted a position in
the Savings bank; Miss Ardell Libby will
go with the Enosburg Falls garage as
bookkeeper; and Miss Maria Brady goes
to the First National bank.-At the an
nual meeting of the Martha Washington
Chapter, o. E. s.. neld April 16
the following officers were elected
w. p, r. ]. Mears: w. NJ. Miss Ethel
James; A. NJ, Mrs. Lillian Rublee; score.
tary, Miss Mildred Croft; treasurer, Mrs
Olln Merrill; corductress. Miss Lois Burt
associate conductress. Mrs. j. G. Gaines
Mrs. C. II. Dunton was operated on
April 16 for trouble following an at.
tack of Influenza She is apparently max.
ing fine recovery.-N. F. Wild aged 81
is out after a three weeks shut in with
infuenza.-Mrs. Max Vanslette returned
Friday morning from a visit of a few
days in Newport.-Among the stock w. s.
Judd has wintered at his village home q
sheep One has given birth to triplets
three have twins and one produced a sin
gle offspring. The per cent. of increase is
very encouraging.-Mrs S. w. Beaulac OF
Hardwick. who formerly lived here, has
recently been visiting friends here.-Miss
Louise Kimball of New York city is pass.
ing the Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kimball.-Mr. and Mrs
f. w. Forsythe and Mrs. II. D. Kendall
attended the funeral of Mrs. Fl. w. Hunt
in St. Adams. Mrs. Kendall Is remain
ing with her daughter. Mrs. W. E. Fuller
David Varslette of St. Johns passed Eas
ter in the family of his brother, Max
vanslette.-The burial of Morris Lacroix
of Moline. ILL.,. was in Mississquoi ceme-
terry Friday afternoon at three o'clock in
charge of the Rev. l.. c. Denny. There
were present from out of town Mr.. ant
Mrs. Mullinix Archie Mullinix and Miss
Gladys Ford of Moline, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs
Almon Of Burlington, Mr.. aand Mrs. N. v
Jones of Newport. H. L. Gates and SON
r. D. of Franklin.
The L. o. p. II. cabaret, an origina
musical extravaganza for the benefit Of
war work. will be given in Opera hal
April "a and %. Howard Kimball is mu-
steal director, D. NJ. Rose is in charge
of the stage and Miss Edna Mae Kimbal
is manager. The personnel, including e
j. Tyler. the head waiter, numbers 3;
beside an orchestra of seven.-Dr. and
Mrs r. B. Thomas were in Burlington
last week visiting friends. DR.. Thomas
intends to locate there.-Richard Erwin
was an Easter visitor in Burlington.-C
M. Armstrong passed Easter with his
family here.-Mrs. L. A. Depatie return
ed Saturday from weeks visit at hel
old home in st. Johnsbury.-Mrs.A nge-
line Raven. of Newport passed Easter
in the family of her sister, Mrs. J. L.
Benoit.-Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Whitcomb
of st. Adams, were in town Saturday,
Mrs Grace Sherman and two children
who have been quite i'll with measles
at the home of w. II. Best. are improv.
ed but still shut in.-Mr. and Mrs
Roy T.. Strohecker, of Morristown. N
Y, arrived in town Sunday for a weeks
visit with Mrs. Strohecker's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Olin Merrill.-Mrs. Dennis Lahey
of East Berkshire, was a recent visitor
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe
Brown.-Harry I. Draper has been shut
in several days by illness.-Mr and Mrs
!. Depatie were guests over Easter q,
the home of their son, L. A. Depatie.-
Fl. c. Hadd received the news Sunday
of the sudden death Of his mother. Mrs
Frank Hadd, at her home in East Berk
shire, where she was recovering from
an illness. Her daughter, Mrs. w. H
Yaw, had been there for some weeks =
a dance in Franklin town hall Monday.
Kimball's orchestra furnished music TO-
Enosburg went $1,000 above her quota
for the Victory Loan in the first days
drive with a body of canvassers under the
direction of DIN Merrill as town chair.
man.-O. L. King left Monday evening for
Chesterville, Ont, where on Wednesday
the 23rd a conference Of the superintend-
ents of the seven eastern plants of the
Nestles Food company was held.-Mrs
w. II. Yaw, who has been In East Berk-
shire a few weeks caring for her mother
Mrs. Frank Hadd. and other family
friends, who were i'll, was in town, Tues
day, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. j. T.
Stafford of Jericho. The funeral of
her mother. who passed away sudden
~ Sunday afternoon, was held yesterday
afternoon.-George Bowen, who had been
passing a few weeks in the family of his
uncle, b. c. Gallup, at North Sheldon
passed Easter here.-Thomas Gilbar Is re-
covering from sprained ankle. which
kept him in the past week.-The condi-
ton of Mrs. Andrew Cardosi. who has
been i'll some weeks, is improved.
HIGHGATE CENTER
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Ide of Morrisville was
in town Saturday Margaret Steele
of Burlington spent the weekend In
toun with her uarents Mr. and Mrs d.