Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-18
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST, ALBhNS.

A,hans sons who has zone ont to other
fields and acbiev.d diatinction and pro,ni-
nence. was elected president of Tho Glover
club of Boston. AT It's annual meeting held
on SATURDAY. evening. Mr.. Uanley the
new president ia n nopular official of the
Central Vermont railway. having entered
the employ Of that company wears ago
while in ST. Adams. Ills ability as an ex-
J ecutive combined with courteous manners
J won for him successive promotions. and
he was finally advanced to his present no.
sition of New England passenger agent
His dutie. in this capacity relate to all the
passenger TRANSFORMATION of that system
in New ENGLAND outside of the state Of
Vermont MIR Uanley who is a talented
: singer. is often heard at the meetings Of
the club and at the concerts of the Apollo
club of which he is a member He is also
! q member of the Vermont association Of
Boston. and Of the Railroad and Steam
boat Agents association, of which he has
been president
. The funeral of William Atkinson, who
died suddenly of heart failure at his home
on Walnut street Friday night, was held
from ST. Mary's Church at : o'clock sun
day afternoon, the Rev. Father Dona
hue officiating The bearers were j. X
Dooling William I've, Nelsonu Cooley
John Flint, Edward Kingsley and Daniel
Sullivan The interment was at the Fair
fax street cemetery. Hicks x Duling were
in charge Of the funeral arrangements.
MIR Atkinson was about 20 vars of age
AMI had been faithful and trusted en-
ploye of the St. Adams Foundry company
for the past 50 years. lie is survived by
one daughter Mrs. George w. Mullen and
ono son, John Atkinson. both OF this city.
Sheriff Kelley has appointed as deputy
sheriffs, Herbert n Thompson. S. Dwight
Alfred and Joseph w. Daignault. all OF
this citv
At the annual meeting of Court St AL
bans No 1889. Independent order of For
esters. these officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Court deputy A. A. Duba;
court physician. A. II Desloges; chief
ranger r MAYNARD: recording secretary
Ver1ls Tomlette: yice-chief ranger Will
lam I've: financial secretary Victor
Daignault: treasurer. Peter Hope: orator.
Frank Charron; senior woodward, Charles
Roberts: Junior woodward. William Mayo:
Junior beadle, Fred Bompard; senior
beadle Oliver SENEGAL; trustees, Dr. A. II.
pesloges. Louis Mossey; committee on
finance William Tv. Grin l. Sweet
Lieut. Alfred NJ Mason of this CITY re-
gently nromot cd ia fret lieutenant in the
artillery corps has bcen assigned to the
1o7th comnanv of coast artillery
the death occurred sunday morning
, of the Hon Hiram T.. Soule in the 1CtH
voar Of his age after an illness of several
months Mr. Soule who was one of 81
. Albans's Oldest residents. was born in
-, Fairfield. January IL. 1877. and was born in
:. fan lIF of oil Oh iD~ n lttSs
and Ester Whitney SouIe. Mr. Soule was
an old line life long democrat and in
vounper life stood high in the councils Of
his marry. For several wears he was chair
nan Of the democratic state committee
WAC associate ilrlye of the Franklin coun-
tv co,trt from 1870 TO 1874 and for several
Wears served st. Adams as constable and
tcx collector Mr. Soule was married IN
1S5q TO Louisa O. Curtis who survives him
together with a brother. Samuel II. Soule
| of Fairfield lie is survived also by three
sons George u. walter $. and Henry G..
two daughters. Alice L.. and Helen ".
Mr. Soule was an attendant of ST Iulc's
Church from which the funeral was
held at . 70 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The following EMPLOYEES of the Central
Vermont railroad have been amounted dc.
= nrtN sborine IN. sheriff Kelley, Denot
master. John C. White; baCpa 90 master.
J2oyal s. kimball: ward master. GUY c.
Trentiss William T Combs f. +. VIII
r liams and A. L. Beach.
\ bold robbery was perpetrated here
FRIDAY nieht when Frank f. Young. liquor
{ agent of 81 Albans town. was held m at
The point of a revolver and robbed by
Fred Willett an Il voar old dcsnerado ~
= this CITY who afterward locked Young IN
? In a room and got AWAY. Sheriff Kelley
n US potIfed inpocdiata,v and ar onro
snread a drag moi throughout the town
( and city and within an hour and a hair
r vo,ine LNilIett was behind rho hare lie
? VIC discovared WALKING nv, the railroad
track from tbe direction of little I1alv. -
: toward tho denot nv Ofioers Mahonev and
= G n Alfred who arrested him When ba
q Vas searched s2f AZ in hills and silver v,o.
found on bie nerson and alec an upIv
( lool,in, 20 coJIhre Eve shot revo,vnr fnIlv
LOADED If unnonrs that at SIX Erido
everino Mr. youn, was alone in tbe
loronc, when Niustt entered and tried n
h,Iv some vbiskcv. Mir. Young refused
i, to soil him ON account of hi. vouthful an.
na.rance wb.reunon Uillatt u,binnnd ort
q revolyer and nointin, If ar Yourr's
b.ad demanded bis monev tbreateninc
ia Kin him if he didn't give il nm. MIR
Young nassed over s16 which he had in
his noclret and then yvillatt ,eening yoi,n,
, covered with his gun, went through ths
- IN and scanned u,bat there was LEFT Ne
. tben locked MIR Youne in the room and
u ran from tho house. Willett. when arrest.
u Ell nrotoetad his Innocence and cIaim.d
u tbat he had snent the evening at his
. unclo's WilIstt is a touph character for
a vouny ono and has served time i'm iai
uat,eroI times and been IN Rutland once
far stealing sheriff KELLEY and his ON
t cors are entitled IN great credit for The
= ,n,icl<nAss Win which the ouIprit was In.
n catod ana landed in iau
f Den,tv ColIector SeIim Newsl who has
g hran an dutv at Rouses point for severe
montbs has returned to this civ
,rha members of A. r. Hurlbut Post No
go &; A r.. met Monday evening at Me