Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
ENOSBURG FALLS

Daniel Burt. for 81 years resident Of
this rillage. died at his home on the 29th.
Mr.. Eur was born in the town Of Frank
in December l6, 1886 He married May IL,
1873, Louisa Beers. who survives him. as
do two sisters. Augusta of Berkshire. and
Mary Ann, of Los Angeles. California;
also two brothers. Adolphus C. of this
town and c. II. of Lynn, Mass The fun
eral was held from his late home Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock the Rev. F.. E.
Scetes. officiating. Members Of Pixley
Post, @. A. r. and the American Legion
attending. Burial was made in East
HIighgate. Mr.. Burt enlisted IN July 1862
and was a sergeant in Company D. 18th
Vermont Heavy Artillery. for two years
being stationed at Fort Stevens Washing
ton. They were then transferred to the
infantry and in the battle of the Wilder
ness. saw actual service. He was in until
.h4 end of the war.-A son was born April
% to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morgan.-Miss Min
MIC Capron. who has been for six weeks
visiting friends in West Berkshire and
t.;s village. returned to her home in Ma
lone Saturday.-C. w. Peckham and Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. E. Towle Of Franklin were
IL town Friday-Any who wish to loan
their cars for the use Of the American
Legion when they decorate the soldiers
graves will please hand their names to E.
j. Tyler.-The annual meeting of the
Commercial and Civic organization was
held in ST. Matthew'S parish house FRI
day evening. The officers elected were
A. J. Croft. president: j. G.. Gaines. vice.
president: J. o. Kimball. secretary and
treasurer. James IIartness of Springfield
gave the principal address of the evening.
O. Merrill reported for his committee
in regard to the work done and outlined
to be done on the village streets.-Joseph
Panuette has commenced the cellar for a
two story apartment house on Missisquoi
street.-The annual meeting of Lincoln
Lodge. No. Is, F. and A. NJ was held and
the following officers were elected: w.
NJ. F. w. Wallace; 8. W.. L. b. Thomas /;
j. w, DR.. II. d. Human; treasurer. c.
II. Stratton; secretary. r. II. Ovitt The
appointive officers are: NJ. A. Aseltine,
S. D.. Ward Carpenter. J. D.: ]. NJ.
Young. S. s.; AFRO Stanley. ]. s.; s. s.
Hall, Jr, chaplain; w. H. Yaw, marshal /;
, ]. T Goodgame, tyler: E. J. Tyler, r.
H. Brown. ]. o. Kimball finance COM
mittee; c. r. Rawson, pianist.-C. s.
Pomeroy of Washington, ID. c., and l..
II. Pomeroy of Asbury Park. n. j.. arc
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Pomeroy. Mr. Pomeroy's condi-
ton remains unchanged.
I
Burt were Maurice Aseltine. Walter
Budd. Max Deyotelle and Kent Perley,
members Of the American I.egion.-The
eclipse of the moon visible here on
Sunday night was enjoyed by many
people.-Mrs. Leslie Clark and son,
Maurice. are in Boston for a visit
C. S. Pomeroy and Mr.. L. Fl. Pomeroy
who have been visiting their parents
returned on Monday night to their
work. C. S. Pomeroy will stop in AS
bury Park to see his wife and laugh
ter, who have been visiting for two
weeks in his brothers home--Mrs
Philo Stanley and daughter and sister
Miss Winfred Orr, went Monday to
Montreal to consult a doctor-R F.
Fullington is moving to his lot, a
building purchased Of V. F. Burt.
The annual meeting OF the voters of the
village was held in Opera hall Tuesday
evening The old officers were reelected
with the exception of c. II. Abel whose
place on the board OF trustees was filled
by O. l.. King. a tax OF rs cents on a
dollar of the grand list was voted. The
sum of $3.50 was voted to the l.. V. l. S
for the care OF parks, etc; $l25 for band
concerts for the coming summer, and the
salary of the treasurer was raised to SIPS
Mrs. George Smith. OF Montgomery, is
visiting her niece. Mrs. j. r. Cassidy
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fairbanks. Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. II. Abell and Carroll Stebbin.
, were in Sheldon Tuesday to attend thu
! funeral Of the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
, Cyrus Fairbanks.-Dr. II. A. Stevenson
, has moved his office from the home o.
, C. H. Welch to the home OF Mrs. A, A
, Aseltine.-The Rev. j. n Atkins passed
Monday night in Swanton, leaving Their,
Tuesday for a weeks stay in New York
The condition of Miss Aloysia Archam
bault. who has been i'll with typhoid feve
S for several weeks. is very critical. He
/, brother. L. ]. Archambault, OF East Fair
Y field, was in town Tuesday.-Frank Reed
of Springfield. Mass. and Miss Fern John
3 son, of Sheldon. who have been visitin,
, In the home of II. Il. teed, returned I,
their homes Tuesday,--Azro NJ. AseItino
s of Burlington. was O business visitor /,
n ! town Wednesday.
$ GEORGIA
Miss Julia c. Kinney died AZ the hon,
= | of Mrs c. W. Ladd May l. The funera
WAS held Monday, the Rev. Milo J,Nre
y ofHciating. and burial Was i'm Tho I,.s
Plains cemetery. Those from on, ~ tow,
who attended the funeral were pr am
| Ntrs Fred Kinney of i.r..,,