Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Al BANS.

ST. Al BANS.
A wind and rain storm which is rarel,
eQUallcd in this vicinity visited This city
about noon Thursday. The rain fell in
such torrents as to injure the gardens to
a considerable extent while the wind took
OF large branches from the trees. Barnes
block ON Lake street was unroofpd by the
wind and the occupants suffered consider
able loss and Inconvenience though no one
was injured. The damage to the block
and surrounding buildings will amount to
several hundred dollars At St Adams
BAY the keindeer was anchored, haVin,
brought i'm an excursion at II O'Clock. The
waves dashed over the deck taking OF
life prCSeiNers and chairs. The Electric
Road cOmpanN's Heating stage was en-
tircly demolished but th. fact did not
kecI tho crowd from visiting the plt, o
IN the evening.
The funeral Of David H. Eanlett was
held from his late home ON Bank street
Friday afternoon AT two clock, and
was attended ny a large number Of friends
not only from this city. but throughout the
state. The Rcv'J. T.. Wright of Montpel-
Ter, and the Rev. J. O. Bennett oi!icittel
at the service. The honorary pail bearers
were Edward G. Smith. +. Stewart Stran-
ahan, John Branch, George r. Childs, Dr.
j. y. JENNIE. Edward A. Chittend"n. All
bert Tuttlc and II. NJ. Stevens Tho active
bearers were G. T.. Barker. A. w. Robin
son. A. W. Coote. NJ. Magiff y. +. Lucas
ana W H. Chaffcc. In the course of Il e
service the Rev. Mr.. Wright delivered Il
culogy, ard Gel. Farrard S. Stranahan
rcctcl T,nnyson's Crossing the Bar. Tho
following quartctte sang Abide With Ne
ana Lead Kindly Light Mrs. A. y. ron-
ucy. Miss Gertrude a. Woodland, FdrrAnd
5. stranahan and John Sheerar. f.. w
Hyde and T.. d. FULLER had charge of the
fun, raj. The burial was in the South
Main street cemetery
MIS-. Adeline Chadwick pcckham widow
of f. 3. Pcckham. died in East Swapton
Thursday morning at O'Clock. Mr..
Pee khdm was for many :rIrS a resident
of this city. and at the time She was TAX
On i'll was an assistant at the Warner
Home The funeral WAS held Saturday
morning at II o'clock, and the burial was
in sheldon.
After the morning service at the Con-
gregational church Sunday a meeting
of the society was held ana the following
We're appointed as 81 committee to select "a
pa -tor for the church: Deacon H. NJ. Ste
vcnS. Deacon II. r.. BcntlY. IDccon b. D.
Hopkins, Deacon r. Stewart Stranahan,
Charles 7. Hogan. Edward Curtis Smith,
Alfred \. Han ana Mark - Greene. The
church has been without n pastor since
the first of June. when tho kcV. j. Romeyn
Ianforth left for Auburn, Me.
Miss ,Iuliettc y. Childs has been appoint
ed assistant teacher in the Mossen, er
street school and Miss Lillian Banyca of
IIiphgate assistant I'm the Barlow street
school, Miss Eva $. Mott, WHO has b II
studying music abroad for the past year,
has been appointed teacher Of music in the
public schools.
/, is expected that n large numher will
attend the excursion to Chazy Lake BY the
steamer Mapuam next Tuesday. The
steamer will leave the dock at 9 o'clock
in the morning.
MIS-. J. r.. shoemaker and MlS,os
Bessie and Alice Schconmakor of Troy. y.
Y. are expected TO arrive in the city to-
night Thcy viii 20 to Fairfield to visit
relatives tor several weeks.
Mis- Josephine T.. Pierce will leave to-
night for SprireWatcr, \. Y, where she
viii visit her sister, Mrs II, D. J.. Knick-
"rhocker for month
hIr. and Mrs. Bert La Plant. Miss Mag
sic La Plant and Miss Elsie Smith have
returned from st. Adams Point where
they have been I'm camp.
Mrs. Harriet 5. Lewis is spending rec
weeks at la Grange. North Hero.
Mrs. MAJ s. Parker and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. James Chvnoweth,
returned to Montgomery yesterday.
Arthur w. Fisher has purchased the w.
p Walker fam in Parsonsville
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beau
lac who is i'll with dphtheria was some
| what better yesterday.
! Mr.. ANA Mrs, II. NJ Mott and Miss Eliza
Jones nave returned IRON Portland, Ne,
where they went to attend the wedding
of Waiter Mott, which took place Monda '
enng.
! Mrs. Harrington and two children, WHO
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs j. NJ
Eullock, returned to their home in Glens
Falls yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs A. B Soules. Misses Kdth-
erire and BESSIE Bryant, and Miss Ethel
Parsons are in camp at Haverest.
Charles \. Tinker of Rrooklyn n. Y,
is in the city.
Miss May Irwin and Charles Irwin OF
; burlington, and Miss Nina Greene ot
l ClarcnCeVille. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs A. c. Shufcldt Yesterday.
Miss BESSIE Brennan is taking n course
in nursing at the hospital in this city.
Mrs. w. II. Ellis and Mss Ruth Ellis
t returned last night from Alburg.