Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-03
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST, AlBANS,

lic,oddor j. Bachand died at his home on
Lake street Thursday evening after sew
ordl months illness with a complication
of diseases. He was - years old and
leaves "A wife and one infant son, beside a
mother ana brother and sister who We're
with him at the time of his death. Mr.
Hachand's native Town was 81. IIyacintho,
!. o.. ana he received his education in
that place During his residence in this
city he mas been engaged in the drug bust
ness. being proprietor of II. j. Bachand e
COS store on Lake St lie was a menu
Der OF Champlan Court. No. io2. Catholic
Order OF forcstcrs and AT one time he VAS
trustee Of that organization. The funeral
took place at Holy Guardian Angel
church saturday morning at O'Clock and
the ntcrment was in Calvary cemetery.
II. Charles Royce has moved his law Of
nee into the opera house block. tho firm
of Hogan aud Royce having dissolved Mi
Hogan has taken into partnership his son.
g. NJ. Hogan and tho firm will be known
aS hogan and Hogan.
james j. D"unison died at his homo on
Mason 81. Tuesday night Of peuro pneu-
monia with which disease he has been I'll
only iow days. Ne WAS about y years
old, being the son OF Mrs. Sarah Dcnui-
son; he also leaves a sister Miss Mary
hruniSun. who resides in this city. IIo
HAS been employed as shipping clerk for
the willard Manufacturing company for
sovora years,
Mrs. y. Is. ellison returned last night
from Hartford. Conn. whore she has been
for several weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Pillow.
The Franklin Lodge, No. 4. +. and a.
NJ, held a public installation Of Officers
last evening. q large number of tho pub
lie accepting the invitation to he pres
cnt The exercises began al $50 o'clock,
when the officers TO be installed marched
10 hair nl., inc tfl1 lad ne.
Grand Master W. Scott Nay of Undcrhil.
After the ceremony a double male quar-
tcttc sang Remember, Now, Thy trca-
tor" and DR.. Nay made an address the
key note of which was: What is the good
Of Masonry? The address was replete
with interesting facts and listened TO
with the deepest interest. The speaker
was Col. A, A. Han in his usual graceful
manner. The officers installed We're Nor
shipful master, l.. S. T!llotson wardens,
G. T. Cummings and ID. A. Elliot: secrc-
tary, ;. T.. Perkins; treasurer, II. Bryant
deacons, II. V, Han, f. e. ArmstronI
/ stewards. r. Mcbride and p. Borlani
tyler, H. c. Pomeroy; marshal, S. H. Dan
forth and chaplain, D. s. Danlorth Park
er's orchestra was in attendance and fur
, nished music for dancing after the excr-
CiSeS.
Miss Annie Harding returned last night
from Binghamton, y. Y.
at $50 o'clock at the home of Richard
Sweeney on Ferris street. when his daugh-
ter, Miss Lou +. Sweeney, was married
/ to Robert Names of Worcester. Mass.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
Hamilton Benham. rector Of St Luke $
i church, ana Was Witnessed by only a few
friends aud the relatives of the bride ana
| groom. Miss SWeeney'S gown was of
! white satin trimmed with lace, and she
| wore It Veil. Her maid of honor was Miss
! Harris and she was attended by her two
, little cousins. William Sweeney acted as
best man. After receiving the congrattl-
larions of their friends Mr.. and Mrs
Names left on the 1880 train for theiI
/ home in Worcester, Mass.
Frank Edison. the only of Mr.. and Mrs
! Frank r. Chamberlin died Tuesday nigh,
al 10 O'Clock after several weeks illness
with a complication of diseases. The
child was born December 2. 1898. having
reached an age when the loss will be most
deeply felt by the bereayed parents The
funeral Will be held at $50 O'Clock this af-
! tcrnOOn.