Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
ENOSBURG FALLS

, final adjournment was taken January
! 10.
! ENOSBURG FALLS
Stewart Gleason of this place, and Miss
Clara Cooley, of Montpelier, were married
by the Rev. y. G. Guest in 81. Adams Sat
urday Jan H,-Thcy came here Monday
afternoon and will make their home for
the present with Mr.. Gleason's parents,
} Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. Gleason. Miss Cooley
was very well known here. having grad
uated from the high schol, class IS, and
having made her home with her sister.
Mrs c. II. Kendrick. Mr.. Gleason, who
was in training in an aviation camp in the
South when the armistice was signed,
has since his discharge, been employed
by kimball Bros. & Co.
! AS an illustration of the effect of the
discount on italian money. comes the
case OF one of that naticr ality, who has
been employed about here He sent a
foreign exchange draft for $1,000 to his
baci in that country and recently re-
ceivcl his bank book with IL credi. on
1t for 81 o0oNliss Jennie lubbock. Mrs. c.
A. James and Mrs. joel Brown went to
East Berkshire Thursday to attend tho
tunera! of Miss Ednah Roycc.-C. Il.
| Fountain os this place has purchased for
: 'iic ItisftOII notwithstanding CO'nDd0S
about 5.00G,2G0 feet of lumber to te de-
livored In the log along the line of the
A!ss.sdnoi Valley railway. one-half
that amount was contracted for OF the
Rev. Mr.. Bcat,!e oil the II. A. Cramton
.1-m ard he has over half of it cut and
ready 20 haul.-Robic. the ice man, has
his storage filed as has Wachusett
creamery. The Nestie's Food company
nave theirs nearly full. IT IL II inches
th'cI and st!l! growing. morn
rs tic temperature was u below Hcro.--
Tho Rcv. L. g. Denny mas returned to
PCultrey after passing two weeks with
lis family in the MONO Of Mrs. Dennys
Parents, Mir. and Mis-. G. H. Stetson.
MTs. Denny and daughter are rc.nsinirx.
~. W. Naicqucitc has returned
from? Huson, MasS., where he has
beet employed n rubber factory for 4
few months past lie is * his home near
/, South Frankl: staton.-N!ss Minnie
Mcleod o: the telephone Office passed
SUNDAY at her nome in st Albans.-Mr.
and MIS- O. W. Holden of Wathan.
Mass, were recent callers in town. They
were called to Franklin by the suiocn
death of Mrs. Holden ne brother. Rodney
y. Observation-Disclosures. son of Mr.. ard
AIRS. e. J. Chaffce OF Hcrkshire. IL re-
covering from an operation for Il bad
case of appendicitis at Maple Parl:
sanitariun.- -CGrini Garrow and nephew.
-Nien Garrow, haze gone 10 California.
where .hey expect 10 pass :. few weeks.
Il. Chapman OF johnson was a recent
visitor in the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
W W. Hutchinson.
Mrs. l.. II. sweeney OF C.Iurci. street,
who has been i'll with quinsey, il, some
improved Clin Merrill was IN Buflihg-
ton Thursday on business.--The Standard
bearers will conduct q food sale III the
store of N. =. Perlcy Saturday after
noon, February Mrs Fred Pfensticl
Is at Maple Park sanitarium recovering
from Il recent peration.-kimball's or
chestra was in Franklin. where it fur.
nishcd music for an entertainment by
home talent.--Ishams orchestra furnished
r1usic for "a dance in Berkshire town hall
Friday evening.-NIrs. Il. NJ. Croft has
been very i'll, suffering from gall stones.
Tho January just passed has broken
all monthly records for low tcmpera-
ture at this station since 1891, when the
record began to ne kept here. Every
day but seven showed zero or below.
The last day of the month was Al degrees
below zero, which has not been exceeded
by but one day in that time, January
10, 1891, when the low reading was n de-
i5recs below zero. ut no time during
daylight of Saturday did the tempera-
turc rise above 20 degrees below zero.
The monthly mean was 4.6 degrees.
The next nearest was January, 1912,
which was 20. Sunday February l.
showed reading of 80 degrees below
zcro.-Mrs. j. 3. Stafford of ST. Adams
was guest of Mrs. L. J. Tyler last
week Wednosday.-Thc Rev. w. E.
l)nkpSllrp nf l,a
trustees of Montpelier Seminary in that
city last week. returning Friday eve
ming. He reports every room In the dor
mitory and self-boarding halls as being
fun of students. with a total attendance
OF 2lo.--Latc reports from Mrs. F.. J.
Irish, who has been passing "A few months
a the Pttsford sanitorium, are that
she is improved and is among her family
friends in Bristol.-Mrs. " A. Irish who
has been shut in for three weeks with
severe cold. is some improved
District Superintendent Rev. f.. W.
Sharp of St. bloomsbury was in town
Tuesday and conducted the fourth quar-
terly meeting of the Methodist Church.
which met In the home of NJ. =. Perlcy.
The church finances were found to be
in healthy condition according 10 the
report of the treasurer. BY a unanimous
vote. the Rev. w. Il. Duleshre was re-
uucsted to he returned for the third year.
The following Wore elected stewards: W.
H. Yaw, w. y. Biliado, II. w. Towle, c.
l.. Ovitt i. NJ. Carpenter, V, 4. Irish.
i. e. Towl". e. J. Parne'ec. II. A. Fair
Lall.s. {, n. WEIGH, Il. a. Croft. w &.
i'o.a;tt ". s judd, J.. w. Wallace, J.
Is. pcriev. NJ. =. ASSitine. J. c. pomeroy.
! -. Gaines. J y. Sinclair and Benja min
bc"'. w H. Wv vas elected treasurer
G. L. Ov'tt recording steward ara v A
irish disu;'t steward. Trustees; NJ. T.
I'ercy. {. II. Albeit y. j. Croft. +. w.
oraI r. II y. kimba;l W. b. Laid, ].
w Donicruy l.. l.. Marsh and r. II.
Brown church finance committee W. u.
Saw, - Nj Carpenter. e. Ii. Abel, w.
H. Ladd. w. II. Bi!lado, IL. w. Towle
and J. q. Gaines The Rev. j. y Atkins
left here Tuesday for Burlington to at
accompanied by the Rev. l.. c. Denny of
ioultney who had boon hero two days.
Mrs Gordon Johnson of Franklin was
operated on lag: wcrk Thursday AT the
home OF DR.. T.. II. Thomas by DR.. Lyman
Allen of burlington. Her condition is as
favorable as could be expected L..
T. Beatty Is in Clarcmont. n. II, where
she was called by the serious illness of
her father. C. w. IHgalls.-The standard
bearers met Monday evening with Miss
Marion KimLall Two pusfs were tied and
light refreshments served.
WEST ENOSBURG-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dorr are visiting