Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
ENOSBURG FALLS

The Vermont Bible society has started
work in Franklin county with two groups
of colporters. Four young ladies from the
Gordon Bible College. of Boston, will
make St. Adams their headquarters, and
four young men from the University of
Vermont will work from this place. In
addition to the distribution of the Bible,
the colporters will make a religious sur
vey of the country.-Mr. and Mrs. Philo
Stanley and two children of Newport
passed the holiday in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Warner Miller of Fort Jackson, n. Y,
1are visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Libby,-James Simpson of
Manchester y. H.. is visiting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Fairbanks.-Miss
Grace Fairbanks of Greensboro passed
the week lend a the home of her aunt,
Mrs. c. n. Abel, leaving Tuesday for
Burlington. where she will attend the
summer school at the Acknowledgement
Hall is moving his household goods to
St. Adams. where he has employment
Mrs Hall is visiting relatives in Mont
gomery.
| w. j. Redmond is spending a two weeks
vacation at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Perley Boyce, of Fayston. Mrs.
Redmond has been in the home OF her
daughter several weeks.-The Rev. and
Mrs. l.. c. Denney and daughter, Mary
Charlotte. and Daniel Stetson of Poult-
ney and MIR. and Mrs. II. c. Hadd and
daughter. Harriet, of Manchester, y. H.,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IC H. Stetson.-Miss Elizabeth kimball
has gone TO Northampton. Mass, to at
tend summer school-Mrs. W. T. Forsyth
of Medford, Me. is visiting in the home
of j. o. Kimball.-Miss Helen c. Cramp-
ton Of Mortified is visiting her mother
Mrs. II. A. Crampton.-Miss Ruth Hosdly
has resigned her position as clerk In Mrs
n. A. Burt's store and gone to her nome
| in Berkshre.-H. A. Fairbanks was in
Greensboro Friday and Saturday.-H. II.
King is seriously ill.-Mr and Mrs. Roy
H. Strohecker of Morristown, n. Y, are
visiting Mrs. Strohecker's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. Merril.-Guy Poissant and
Patsy Duffy have resigned their position
as clerks in the store of T. F. Greenwood.
Mrs. Charles Henry and three children
and her sister, Mrs. Ada Sweeney, of
Chicopee Falls, Mass, are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Thomas Gilbar.-Miss Rachel
Hall returned Monday from the Epworth
League Institute held in Montpelier,
| Guests IN the home of $. :. Hail. Jr., are
Mrs. w ID. Spencer of Rockford. Ill, a
sister of Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Miriam Daley
of North Troy and Miss Gladys Porter of
st. Albans.-W. S. Pease, who had his
legs badly crushed by the falling of a car
u-Lerneath which he was working. is
able to be out on crutches.-N. W. Lam
pher of st. Johnsbury is visiting in the
home of II. f. Reed.N. A, Irish and the
Rev. w. b. Dukeshire went Tuesday to
Camp Abnaki. returning with Theodore
Dukeshirc. Norton Irish and Laurel Sam
son, who have been in the camp for about
two weeks.-Dr. Jerry Hammond OF
Omaha, Nob.. is visiting friends in town
l-Delbert Hogan of Providence, #. l., Is
visiting friends in town.-Maynard Smith
of Hudson, Mass. is passing two weeks
vacation in town.-Distrct Superinten'
dent. r. w. sharp, recently visited in the
home of the Rev. w. r. pukeshire. To
day there wall be a "bee" of men from thi'