Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
ENOSBURG FALLS

Or. n. u. Human has purchased the
Pratt house on Church street Of Mrs. A.
A. Aseltine, possession to be given July /.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G. ConIings of East
Berkshire were in town Thursday.--En-
gineer Richmond Of the state highway
commits toner's ONCE is assisting Super
visor ]. c. Towie in the road surveys in
his dlstrict.--Mrs. James 2aforod and
Miss Lena Hadd with their father, Frank
fIadd. Of Jericho. are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. w. II. Yaw.--Mrs. l.. g. Da,rah,
who has been in town for the past two
weeks. returned to Boston Saturday
The high school baseball team, in charge
Of their coach, s. p Dow. went to Derby
to play on Friday. xnd then TO North
Troy for a game SAurday.-Mrs. NJ p.
ChafYee has sold her residence on North
Main street to w. Fl. Billado. Mrs. Chat
fee will occupy n part of the house.
George A. Phelps. who has been employed
IN Hudson, Mass. has re-entered the EN-
ploy Of Kimball Bros. as shipping clerk.
Harmony Rebckah Lodge. No. 40, I. O.
%. F.. gave fits annual May ball in
Foresters nall Wednesday evening. May
1.-THE Rev. G. Z. Robbins of Burl,ng-
ton, general secretary Of the state SIM
day-school association, was in town
Thursday 10 attend 4 meeting OF the
Franklin county board. which was held
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church. He
was entertained In the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F., i. ParIneiee.--pr. II. D. Hinman
was called to West Chsrlestown Thursday
by the critical condition of his mother
Several teachers from the local school at
tended the county convention IN Rich
ford Friday
Conn, to care for her.-The Rev. Dr.
Howard Bliss, president of Beirut Col
lege, IN Syria, who recently died, was d
cousin OF Charles Bliss of this town.
Miss MolIie Garland OF Burlington re-
Gently spent several days here with her
cousin. Miss Mary ginnegan,-A son was
born Monday to Mr., and Mrs. George Ellis
worth. The mother was formerly Reba
Abbott.
The entire family Of Charles For
syth is i'll with mumpe.-A son was
born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Dcrby.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed,
who were married in st. Adams We'd
nesday and have been passing a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
r. Reed, returned TO Springfield. Mass,
Saturday.--E. w. David of New York
was in town Thursday to represent
Nestle's Food Co. at an important
meeting of the y. L. NJ. T. 40. l..
King went to Rouses Point on BUSH
ness Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. +. King
ard daughter. Doris. Of Concord. y. H.,
are visiting 1T the home of Mr.. King q
parents. Mr.. ,ld Mrs II. II. King.
* Perley is IN Boston on busincss.-A
con WIS born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Latiey
Saturday.-Miss Flora Derby of Rich
ford has entered the employ of the North
ein Telephone company.--Miss Doris Null
len. of Franklin, is visiting in the home
of her uncle. W. E. Tift.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Gates and little daughter, of East
Berkshire visited at the home of Mrs.
Gates's brother, o. l.. King, Sunday.
MAX Prudhomme was in Burlington
on business Tuesday.--Miss Ernestino
Mayotte of East Berkshire and Ernest
Pansono Of Richford were married at the
Catholic Church Tuesday morning at
nine O'Clock by the Rev. G. Il. L'EcuYer.
John Cassidy was in Barre Tuesday on
business.-The Misses Adelaide Croft.
Margaret Brown, Margaret Woodward,
Fratia Marcy and Sybil Mari attended
the Older Girls Conference, held in Bur-
lington Saturday and Sunday. under the
auspices of the Y. W. C. Airs. f. j.
Tyler passed the weekend in Burlington.
The funeral of Mrs. Ethel Beede was
held from the house Saturday at one
o'clock, the Rev. r. f. Scates officiating
The bearers were w. B, Ladd and G. H.
Whitcomb OF this place, NJ. p. Ladd of
Richford and Herbert Smith of East
Berkshire. Burial was In the Main Street
cemetery. son. Kenneth Beede. of
Boston, and Miss Anna Ladd Of Richford
were among those from out Of town to
attend the funeral.-Mrs c. Whitney.
Mrs E. F. Greenwood and Mrs. w. l..
Gardner went to New York Monday.
WEST ENOSBURG
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rossier and three