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


Cheney of Boston is under contract to go
to India and remain four years at an
annual salary of $4,000 Mr. Cheney pass
ed his early years in this county, living in
Franklin and later serving an apprentice
ship in an iron foundry in Richford. A
few years later he went to Massachusetts,
/ where he continued at his trade until
he became an expert. MIR. Cheney recently
visited his sister, Mrs. Lyman Bailey OF
Oakland, Calf, who has been passing the
summer with her uncle, II. G. Pomeroy
in st. Albans-Miss Anna Chaplin has
1 been passing the week in st. Adams on
,busness.-The Enosburg Falls band gave
their leader, Howard f, l<imball and his
bride a serenade Tuesday Sept. l6 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Croft on
North Main street. After the band had
rendered several selections and good
sized crowd had gathered. cigars were
passed and MIR. Kimball told 'the boys
something of his trip which included the
! boat ride up the Saguenay river.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tiff are on 10 days
trip. which will include n visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Derby of Hartford,
Conn, and also take in the Eastern
States' exposition in Springfield, Mass
Miss Jessie Walbrdge and Miss Winnie
Orr recently visited at the home of Miss
Orr's brother, Kaye Orr, in Claremor',
y. n. Miss Walbridge has returned, but
Miss Orr will visit her sister, Mrs. II. II.
Niles, in Concord n. H., before her re-
turn-Mrs c. B. Clement and little
daughter left Thursday for their home
in Manchester. n. H.. after few days
visit among friends here. Mrs. Clement
WIS formerly Miss George Scott and
for a few years conducted millinery
business here.-Miss Laura Towle is pass
ing the week among friends in Morrisville
land HardwiCk Miss Louise Kmbal has
returned to her musical duties in New
York after passing the summer with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. kimball.-
Miss Lillian Switzer of Washington, d.
c., is a guest of Mrs. Il. ID. Thomas
Clyde loyal, who was formerly employed
in the clothing store of w. T.. Mitiguy 6;
Co. for several ears recently died at his
home in Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs j. A.
Gibson were recent guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. II, d. Webster in East
Burke-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Walker re-
turned to their home in Burlington, We'd
nesday, after passing a week with Mr..
aud Mrs. f. J. Parmelee.-B. c.
Kendall, who recently purchased the resi-
dence of r. NJ Houston on Depot street,
has sold il to DR.. a. G. Mcbride. Mr..
Houston is to move to his farm Novem-
Der mir. and Mrs. NJ o. Fldred have
sold their farm on the branch to w. G.
Marsh Of Sheldon; possession given No
, vember Miss Olive Towle has gone to
New York city, where she will take a
years course in the New York University
school of commerce.-Ernest Archam-
bault and son, Esmond, of Lynn, Mass
are visiting Mr.. Archambault's mother
Mrs. Godfrey Archambault.-With a tenn
perature of 81, Thursday morning saw the
first killing frost, which did slight dam
age.-Mrs. Sarah Farnsworth of Mont
gomery is passing few days in the home
= of her sister, Mrs. &. II. Dickinson, who
is i'll. Her condition is unchanged.-Wal
= ter Allen of Brushton. n. V. is visiting
8 his daughter. Mrs. Ralph Geddes.
Several from this vicinity, who went &c
the Canadian northwest a few weeks
! ago. have returned. Among them was
Fred Walbroff. who came Saturday.
Guy T. Towle. administrator of the
estate of his father. the late Jonathan
. Towle. has sold the village residence or
= Orchard street to c. c. Stanley of Soutl
= Franklin.-B. A. Croft has been driving
: the motor truck of l.. r. Jeffords on his
~ milk route the past week, while Mr.
, Jeffords family were on visit TO friends
: in New Hampshire.-Mrs. f. j. Rogers
and son. Jack. of Cabot passed las
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
>. f. A. Cassidy. Mr. Rogers motored herr
! for them Sunday. F. Hardin o
u E,ldora. Iowa, was a guest at the hom'
, of NJ. p. Perey Sunday. Mr.. Perle.
l. and family motored to st. Adams AM
{ met him Saturday afternoon.-Mr. ant
" Mrs. Charles Lang of Cambridge passe'
5 Sunday in the family of Mr.. Lang's sis
> 1T, -,t, s.t
" Mrs Flora Rouse of st. Johnsbury wa
: a week end guest at the home of MIR
II and Mrs. c. +. Ranson.-Mrs. F. A
o Cassidy, accompanied by her grandson
II Jack Rogers, of Cabot, visited he
y daughter, Mrs. Ralph Bolster o
D Montgomery, Thursday-Mr. and Mrs
= George A. Brown of Barre We're recen
II guests Of Mrs. Browns sister Mrs. w
> f. Mitiguy.-Mrs. Calista Scofield wen
> to Sheldon Thursday, where she
{ caring for Mrs. Holmes.-C. f. Beema
) of St. Adams "A business visitor il
e town, Saturday.-Leo Lafiey went t
- Boston last week. where he is VISITING
= friends.
II At a meeting of Enosburg Pos
" No AZ, American Legion, held Monda
t evening. the following officers wer
Is elected in addition to commander
u Is. Inomas and adJuStant j. Kent ferle
who were elected at a previous meet
ing: Treasurer, Roger G. Pratt. eX
ecutive committee, Maurice A. Ase
d. tine, chairman, Harry h. Jones, vic
re chairman. Roger @. Pratt, w. Clar
NJ Towle, Walter c. Hammond, Gordon
ut Spooner, Clyde c. Forsythe Arthur
~ Budd, Hudson A. Beattie. J. Stewal
se Gleason-T. c. Towle has sold his plaC
OF near the village on the West Berh
y, shire road to NJ o. Eldred.-Miss Sus
h, Moffatt of East Berkshire was opera
I'd ed on for removal of tonsils at til
ly Maple Park Sanitarium Tuesday.-Mr
lis Estalla Rublee and son, Clair, and Mr.
e. j. G. Gaines were In Burlington MOI
ry day.-M. +. Perley and daughter, katl
ed crime and Miss Belle c. Stone and the
en- guests of over Sunday, j. f. Hardin,
TO Eldora, Iowa, motored to Burlingto
III Tuesday, where Mr.. Hardin left ther
The family returned by way of Waite,
N bury and stowe, where they called @
friends.-Mrs. NJ. f. Chaffee has return
-, ed from North Troy. where she hi
ia been staying with her daughter, Mr.
Blair, for several weeks-Miss Laui
-, Towle has returned from ten day
- visit among friends in Morrisville al
Hardwick.
ny HILL WEST
ba Mrs, Frank Lumbra is ill.-Miss Haz
-, Cavanaugh has completed her work fc
~ Mrs. William McGral and returned
- her home in Enosburg Center. Mr.
no Israel Hawkins, who has been vistin