Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-16
ENOSBURG FALLS

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tage at Dewins's landing on Lake Carmi.
| He has it nearly completed.-M Ruth
Draper recently received her discharge
| from the army service at the hospital at
Fort McHenry. Baltimore. She is pass
| ing two weeks furlough with her par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Draper. When
,, she returns it will he to a position in the
| Polytechnical hospital in New York in
the department of public health. connec-
ted with the treasury department.
#. w. Wallace, superintendent. J. A..
Sinclair, principal, and the Misses Field,
Dc,ano and Rich. assistants, and several
! OF the teachers from the rura, schools
attended the State convention Of teachers
| IN Montpelier last week. w. NJ. Towle
| OF Burlington, was in town Saturday.
George Phelps, Of Wolcott. was in town
| Sunday.-Philo Stanley visited his father
| in St Adams Sunday. who is recovering
| from an operation for appendicitis. per-
| formed Thursday evening.-Nestles Food
company's team played Swanton's Sat
urday. winning by score of 10 to -.
Senator Daniels. of Brattleboro was a
visitor in town Saturday-N1r. and Mira
John Branch. Jr., and son, John Sd, Of
st. Adams, passed Sunday with Mrs
Rranch's mother, Mrs. A. A. Aseltine -
| The Rev. w. b. Dukeshire exchanged
pulrits with the Rev. Mr. Arnold of Shell.
don, SUNDAY mornng.-Mr and Mrs
George P. Larrow and Mrs A. G. Wright
| of Nergennes. were weekend visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs, D. NJ. Croft on High street.
All the female workers at the plant
of the Nestles Food company struck
Sunday for ten per cent. increase and
| time and A half for extra time and Sum
| days. Some ~ Of the men also signed a
paper to the same purport, which was
handed to the management. Mr.. McKin-
ley, field superintendent. who was on
a visitation Monday. met the forenen of
| each department and assured them that
it was a very bad time to consider such
demands. as work was SO slack the com.
pany was simply trying to keep them
! until times We're better. The whole mat.
ter was amicably adjusted and all con-
cluded to work on the old basis, which
| is said to be very lberal.-C III. Stetson
has sold his residence on North Main
street to F. A. Laf1ey-W A. Grassett
has rented the blacksmith shop of Mrs.
| j. L. Archambault. recently vacated by
c. j. Otis. and will do blacksmithing
He has moved his family into one of
| j. II, Mears' tencments-AIelvn Yates
has sold for $4,000 his farm in what is
known as the Woodward neighborhood
| It being the u. r.. Woodward farm
/ to Mr.. Mitchell of East Fairfield, who.
with his son, will carry on the farm
Mr.. Mitchell was in town Monday to close
the dcal-B. l.. Savage has sold his farm
on the bakersfield road beyond West
Enoshurc to a Mr.. Shangraw of Mont
gomery for S9,50o,-B. n. Dickinson has
sold for nominal consideration his
! bungalow on South Main street to 7. *.
Montague of Bakersfield
the street department is making
stone road Of the s. rods, from the cor
ner near w. V. Phelps on the Berkshire
Center road, which was left two years
ago. The stone is being drawn from
F. a. Willey's farm in Berkshire.
John Branch. .Ir.. and son of st. Adams
are passing a few days at the home of
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Aseltine.-T. Fl.
Armstrong; who has been away six
weeks, and Mrs, Armstrong. who was
gone four weeks. returned Sunday.
| They visited in Rutland. Wallingford
Hartford. Conn, several places in Massa.
chusetts and New Hampshire during their
absence.-AIr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas,
Mr.. Thomas sister. Miss Mildred
Thomas, of st. Adams, y. F.. Weld. Mr..
U.s. '' "a I'tII1df, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T.. Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
Smith attended the funeral of Mrs
w. G. Smith of Berkshire Tuesday,
A. s. lIendrick of Franklin was a guest
in the home of his sister. Miss Eunice
Hendricks on Church street Tuesday
f.. f. Smith of Franklin was a bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.-Jay
Mason has moved from the Wilson Draper
farm Mt North sheldon to Orleans. where
he has purchased a farm.-John Laraba
has moved his Family from his house
on School street to the farm vacated by
Mr.. Mason at North Sheldon.-E. !
Tyler of the University of Vermont has
been passing few days at his home
here on account of illness.-Hobart STAN
ley and F, w. Dawney of West Berk-
shire We're in town Tuesday.-C. f.. Bee
man of st. Adams WAS recent business
visitor in town.