Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-27
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

ST. ALBANS.
At the annual meeting of the Methodist
Church. the following were elected stew
ards for the coming year: Chauncey Tenn
pie. A. ID Collins, Isaac +. Beeman, liar-
mon Nernal. Edward G.. Place l.. l.. G.
Best, Loren 7. Greene, Cyrus G. Newton,
Nelson J. Hunt A. c. 5. Bceman. G. w.
James. Oliver W. Brewer and Fred A. COL
Inns. The Hon Chauncey Temple was elect
ed district steward and l.. l.. c. Best.
recording steward The new working COM
mttees for the year follow: Missions, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. d. Sabn. Ct. w. Leppcr; chuich
extension, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Temple, Fran
cos G.. Wood; Sunday schools, l.. j.. G.
Hest. @. w. Rrew cr, Mrs George w. Allen;
Mrs. W. II. Mccormick, y. }. Hunt,
education. Miss Mary A. Pomeroy, Miss
Gertrude Ieeman. Miss Ella Foster; tenn
pcrancc, l. +. Beeman, f. A. Collins. W. G.
Brown; tract cause. Mrs. T.. Folsom, Mrs.
r. l.. Stanhope Freedmens Aid and
Southern Education society, +. G. Place,
G. w. Jares. l.. T. Greene; estimate of
preachers salary. G. Temple, L. r. Greene,
~ }. Hunt: conference claimants, c. Tenn
pie. +. A. Collins, II. d. Sabn; church rec
ordS |. T. Beeman: ushers, F.. G. Pll g;
care of church. G. Temple, c. G. Newton;
music. W. G. Brown, a. C. s. Beeman. H.
l.. c. Best, G. w. James. n. j. Hunt; pro-
viding for communion, Mr. and Mrs. |. T.
II, -
superintendent of the sunday school, Will
liam G.. Brown was elected leader of class
NJ. | and Henry ID. Sabin of class NO. :.
The various reports were received and
adopted, very satisfactory showingS being
made in all departments. The meeting by
a unanimous vote requested the return
of the pastor. the Rev. W. s Smithers to
the pastorate Repairs to the church are
all complete. but it was decided not to
open the main auditorium until Easter
Sunday.
owing to the filing of new pleadings by
the plaintiff in the case of j. y. Lebeau
VS.. the estate Of Frank Paquet the jury
has been discharged from further con-
sheraton of the case which will proba-
bly, ne taken up later on. The case of
Maurice Shea VS.. the city of st. Adams
was discontinued.
The annual meeting of the st. Adams
Humane Society was held Saturday when
eight NV members were voted in and the
following officers elected for the ensuing
year: President. the Rev John l.. Scwall
first ,ce. pre- sIdent, Mrs Seymour IL.
Wood Second e-president, DIR. j. :.
| Parker: recording secretary, Miss Bessie
| c. Perkins, q responding secretary. Full-
q" G. smith treasurer, Seymour H. W ooI
executive committee, II. q. Spaulding, Mr-.
Arthur W. Gilmore and John +. Weeks:
auditing committee, Mrs. Ian r. Church,
Mrs Scden s. Watson and Seymour IL.
Wood. The society is in Il ilourishlnG con-
Cition and accomplishing good results
| Mrs. Susan L., wife of the late j. ID.
IT, Barker died at her home on Braincrd
street at 4:30 O'Clock Sunday morning
after long and painful illness. Mrs. Bar
ker was the daughter of Daniel !<ingsbury
of Brookfcld. who was noted for his ac-
ItiVitY as an ant-Mason and anti-slavcrN
man. was horn in Brookfed Il years ago.
She has lived in St Adams for the past 20
years. Mrs Barker was a woman of much
| force of character, with a kindly and gen
tie nature which endeared her to all with
whom she came in contact. The charita-
bic deeds are known to many and she WAS
an active worker in the Cniversalist So
Icicty of which she was a valued member.
! She is survived by daughter, Miss NJ.
Ellen Barker of Brooklyn, y. y, and one
son, Guy +. Barker of this city. The fu-
neral was held from the house 1T 70
o'clock Tue day morning and the inter-
ment was at Northheld on the same day.
julius II. seymour, administrator of the
Seymour estate, has bought the south emf
/ of Buffers island, the plot including about
one hundred and ten acres. 1t is the intcn-
! ton to develop the place into a summer
| resort.
J. r. Tucker, who was formerly in tho
service Of the Central Vermont as train
| dispatcher, has returned to town ana re-
sumcd his Old position.
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