Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-31
ENOSBURG FALLS

Ut. A. TX. He'll is receiving ConEratula-
lions on having passed his 18th birthday.
1t occurred Friday and was quietly OBJ
eerved.-Mrs. Leon Burt of Somervtlle.
Mass, is passing vacation period In the
home of her mother-in-law Mrs. Minnie
Burt. on North Main street. Other visit
ors in the same home are MFR. and Mrs
James Lewis and Mrs. Mary Lewis Of
Hudson, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol
Richards of ST. Louis. Mo. The last
named lady is niece of Mrs. Burt.-W.
bridge, who were on a motor car trip to
Highgate Center Thursday. also visited
their daughter and sister, Mrs. j. George
Gaines on Church street.-Mr and Mrs. r
c. Jennson and Mrs. II. Fl. Mower of
Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Robbie
of Bakersfield. were in town Friday.-Mr
and Mrs. John n. Mears and two children
of Brooklyn, \. Y. came to town Satur-
day morning and will pass a few weeks
in the home of Mr.. Mears' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Mears.-Miss Anabel
Drnkwine left Saturday for a few weeks
stay in the home Of the Rev. L. C. Denny
in Poultney.
The Rev. and Mrs. F.. w. Sharp Of st.
Johnsbury are at Riverside camp. Mr..
Sharp who is In charge Of the program
for the two weeks of Bible study and
camp-meeting. Is overseeing the putting
of the grounds in condition for the open
ing. which occurs August 11.-At the
close of the last number of the COM
munity Chautauaua Saturday evening the
committee and volunteer helpers, about
20 of them altogether took hold with a
will and cleared the ground even to re-
turning borrowed settees to Riverside
camp in two truck loads and ten men
to pack them as found. The Jealous work
of the ticket committee and favor Of
the management have been the means of
causing a small surplus fund after pay
ing the expenses. They are to be con-
graduated on that and the favorable out
look for another year by the canvass
made during the last two days. Seeking
30 guarantors over 30 were secured.-The
Nestle's Food companys team went to
Stanbridge East Saturday, where they
beat the local team by score of to O..
The Rev John Irons, pastor of the Con-
gregational Church Of Williamstown,
Mass. passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
T. c. Jennison. He went to Sheldon Mon
day. where he was a former pastor
Oscar Rose. who went into the service
from Racine. Wis. where he was EN-
, overseas, has received his discharge and
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Rose.-Spencer Hall of the navy
is on two weeks furlough, visiting his
parents here and Mrs. Halls parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. st. Onge in Mont
gomery.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Norton and
daughter. Miss Ella Norton of Bristol.
were guests of their daughter, Mrs. f. j.
Irish, at the home OF V. A. Irish Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. P. r. Hill and two
children accompanied them.-A party Of
ten Of the girl friends of Mary Eliza
beth Rawson were entertained in her
home on Orchard street Monday in honor
of her third birthday.-At an adjourned
meeting of those interested. held in
Grand Army hall Monday evening, it was
decided to organize post of the Amen-
can Legion.
II. e. Royce of Sheldon Springs has
sold his farm in Berkshire, which has
| been farmed for several years by Har-
low Towle. to Mr.. Drinkwine of
Shedon.-The family of F. J. Tyler have
gone into camp at Highgate Springs
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Montague and Lee
Rice of Bakersfield were in town, Mon