Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

Inc annual meeting or me W arner
Home corporation was held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Walworth Smith Friday
afternoon. In the absence of the prcs-
dent. Mrs. f. Stewart Stranahan, the
vice president, Mrs G. II. Morton. pre-
sided, The report of the recording secre-
tary. Miss Louisa Brainerd. and those of
the trea surer. Mrs. Frank W. Smith, and
the assistant treasurer. Ms s Clark,
were read and adopted. - following
were elected as the board -. managers
for the ensuing year: Mrs +. Stewart
Stranahan, Mrs. c. II. Morton, Mrs.
Edward A. Chttendcn. Mrs Frank Wal
worth Smith, Mrs. s. s, Clark. Miss
Louisa Brainerd. Mrs. F.. D. Fuller, Mrs.
Guy G. Barker Mrs. T. w Hyde, Mrs
S. s. Watson. Mrs. f.. c. Smith, Mrs. l..
IL. Cobb Mrs. Edward Harvey. Mrs
G. H. Wood and Mrs S. s. Bedard.
Contrary to the usual custom, the hoard
did not elect officers but will do so at a
later meeting. There are Sc children in
the home, Is having been admitted the
past year.
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Il. Nor
ton.
c. C. Sunderland suffered severe in
crnoon while leading a COW to Georgia.
Invitations have been issued to the
wedding of Miss Mabel G. Weblcy,
daughter of Mrs. T.. Q. Webley OF this
city, and Frank b. Jones of Randolph.
| which will take place at 81. Luke's
Church Thursday evening, juno TO- at
$50 o'clock.
The usual memorial Sunday service was
!
day afternoon the Rev George f. Fortier
Of Northhed preaching on "Our
Heritage" The various pastors Of the
city took part in the service which was
| largely attended.
Ella May. the eight-year-od daughte,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tebo of Orchard
street. in the southern part of the city
died OF diphthcria Saturday morning
| after an illness Of about week. The
burial took place Immediately in Mount
Calvary cemetery. the Rev. l.. r
Desrochers offering a prayer at the
grave. Two other children in the Tebt
family are i'll Of the disease though thell
| condition is not critical
| Chauncey g. Austin. Jr.. will leave
about June Is for Cedar. Rapids, Iowa
where he has accepted the position o
attorney for the Chicago Milwaukee 4
st, Paul railroad. Mr.. Austin will be as
ISOLATED with Judge J. c, Cooke.
The Memorial day exercises were helc
at city hall at 40 o'clock Monda,
the hall being well filed with interested
spectators. The address was by the Rev
j. S. Brown of the Baptist Church
who was introduced by Edward
Stearns. president of the day. The ex
ercises included an invocation by tn
Rev. Ralph +. Lowe, Lincohs Gcttys
burg address by Alexander ROYCE, AM
or the 70 veterans belonging to the post
40 were able to attend.
The annual meeting Of the Woman
Hospital association was held at the hos
; pital Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, william
II. Ellis gave the report Of the free be-
: committee which reported that the he
} had been occupied by patients 3o3 days
Tho following were elected on the execu
tive committee: Miss Lettie Greene, Mrs
+. z. Allen. Mrs. f. f. Lucas. Mrs, W
! Parkyn Jackson, Mrs, Warren r. Aus
! Tin. Mrs Ralph F. Lowe and Mrs G.
Loughman
Invitations have been received in tn
city to the wedding Of Victor Stonewa
jackson, paymaster in the United State
navy and Miss Agnes Ripley Peast
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John c. Peas
which will take place at '"The Naples
in Rutland Wednesday afternoon, Jun
3. at four O'Clock.
} A. T., Smith. who was injured In