Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
ENOSBURG FALLS

The Roy. w. B. Dukeshire had charge
of the committa, service over the body
Of Miss Ethel Galbraith of Springfield.
Mass. Friday afternoon. Lloyd. who ac-
companied the body OF his sister, is the
only one left of family of five who
ceme here from Newport about 35 years
ago.--Thc funeral OF Napoleon Miller was
conducted at two o'clock Thursday 1T the
homo on Misssquoi street, in charge of
the Rev W. =. Dukesh;re. Tho bearers
we're: Olin Miller. Wilfred St. Germain
r. A. Latla.ne ard =. G. LaGln;e Beside
the wife. NJ. Miller leaves three chill
dren Frank Miller Of Montgomery. Mrs
Thomas Gilbar o: this place and Mrs.
Nelson CT Chicopee Falls, Mass. Mrs
Elmer Doner of Sheldon was among those
from away to attend.-Frank o. Lee
representing the firm, G. L. Grcgoire &
Co., was in town April to look over
some plans for pavement which the VIII
lage propose to put in this summer be-
tween the Main street crossing and the
crossing near E. F. Greenwoods store
The dates for the Community Chautauqua
this season have been fixed as July II to
o2.-Mrs. Jane Geddes. who has been
passing the winter in the home of her
son. Ralph w. Geddes. has returned to
her home in Bangor. y. Y.-Miss Ruth
Draper came from New York to attend
the Russell Homes military wedding in
st. Adams April T. She also visited
her parents here later. Others from mere
, to attend were DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Brown
and their daughters the Misses Margaret,
Barbara and Betty Brown. Mrs. e. Nc
Feeters, Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Marsh. Mrs.
Edward Batchelder and Miss Irene
Spooner Miss Draper was maid of honor
and Miss Spooner was one of four brides
maids .-Burrows' Jazz orchestra will give
dance in Forcsters' hall Friday evening,
April i6.-A. J. Croft was called TO
Campton, N. H., April 6, where on the
following day the funeral of Mrs. Croft S
! only brother, James H. Adams. was held
The two lived during their younger years
with their uncle, Deacon S. H. Dow. neal
| East Enosburg. Mr.. Adams was about g.
years of age and was i'll but few days
with pneumonia.
The Standard Bearers realized $1S5 from
their sale and supper in the church par.
| Tors last Wednesday.-Mrs. Calista SEQ.
field received word recently from hel
daughter, Mrs. Harvey A. Dorning, that
| she is going to visit her brother neal
Boston for a month or two.-Miss Caro-
lyn Galbrath accompanied the body ofhel
sister. Miss Ethel Galbraith, late o.
! Springfield, Mass, to this place for bur
ial.-The condition Of H. H. King result
ing from an attack of influenza earlier il
the winter Is very critical.-E. w. David
a former superintendent of the Nestle:
Food Co.'S plant in this place. but nov
of the head office in New York. ant
division superintendent. j. G. Mckinley
of Gouverneur, n. Y, are making al
official visit to this plant. Monday eve
ming the employees entertained them will
a sugar eat at the factory
The latest surprise in the maple suSa
crop for this season came last Sunday
which proved to be best sap day in
generation. 1t has decidedly changed tn
feeling among the farmers, who now fee
that they have an average crop.-Myrnie
the year old child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
Smith, who has been so i'll for fe,
months, is again Ill and for the fourt
time with pneumonia.-Mr and Mrs
Clarence Pomeroy and children passe
Tuesday with Mrs. Pomeroy's parent
in West Berkshre.-Miss Bertha MAJ
tndale of North Sheldon has been visit
ing Mrs. Estella Rublee and other friend
here.