Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-18
ST. ALBANS.

The rev. y. ". Learned Of this city
/ has accepted the appointment to supply
| the pulpit Of the Methodist Church at
| Lake George. Y. Y. until April /. 1910
and has entered upon lis duties. Ms
! Learned LEFT last week for Lake George
/ to Join her liu-hsnl.
| The noWs was received lore Thursday
| of the death of Mrs. Frank relton which
, occurred very suddenly at her home in
| Borough Park Brooklyn. Mrs Pelton
was 2 native Of St Adams and a sis
| tor Of Mrs. Ernest c. Shufcldt. The re-
| mains We're brought here Saturday for
! intermont.
/ Mrs. s II. Hopkins will leave short
! ly for Springfield. Mass. where she
| Will spend the winter She has leased
/ her apartments for that period to Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. Wright.
! Nj and Mrs. Frank Chariberlin left
Monday for tie Canadian West where
they will make their home Mr.. Cham
berlin VIII locate at Cochrane. Ont, where
It, VIII assume his duties as partner in
and s'ncral manager Of tic construction
company which IS building part of the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway. Mrs Cham
berlin viii pass the wiHter IN ottawa.
W. V. Haser OF Middehury has been
engaged to Ill the vacancy IN the faculty
of the ST. Adams high school. caused ny
the resignation Of Capt. S. s. Cushing
The funeral Of Mrs Richard Finn.
who died at the st. Adams hospital
Tuesday evening, will be held at the
yes lence OF Mr. ana Mrs Eugene n.
Blake OF Messenger street. at eleven
o'clocl; this morning. The Rev. s
lIalsted Watkins will oHiciete and
the intermont will be In Milton Boro
al one O'Clock. Mrs. Finn had been
an invalid since July. 1905, when she
YVES stricken with paralysis, and FOR
the past year and half she had been
cared for at tho st. Adams hospital.
She was CO years old and besides
husband is survived by two sons. Ed
ward r. Finn of Springfield and Sila.s
W. Finn of this city, and by a daugh-
ter, Mrs Lucius c. Fowler of Under
hill.
The first day Of the fair for the
benefit Of the st. Adams hospital was
most successful. over thousand peo-
ole attending and buying generous
quantities of the many attractive ar
ticles offered for sale. About four
hundred enjoyed the we'll served
chicken pie supper, The vaudeville
show was popular and drew good
crowds and dancing was tho feature
from ninc TO twelve o'clock. To-
night n farce, Betsy Baker" will be
put on by some Of the best local tai
cnt and will be followed by dancing.
Collector Charles H. Darling OF
burlington will lecture on the North
Pole before the St. Adams club at
Fonda $ Annex, Friday evening. The
lecture will begin at eight o'clock and
will be illustrated with stcreopticon
views.
In Justice Kearncys court Yesterday,
George Erwin Of EnosDursh Falls pleaded
guilty to Il second ofrcnse Of intoxicauon
and was fined sl5 and costs, George
Sturgeon of Sheldon was arrested yes
terday together with "E9umpy" patter-
son and Lcandcr Iaroe ana AL will be
tried to-day.
Captain stephen s. Cushing of Company
Il was on Tuesday evening presented
with a handsome gold masonic watch
fob by the members of his company.
Captain Cushing's commend has been
brought to high state Of efficiency
since he took charge Of the company.
At the annual meeting OF the Needle
work Guild OF America, the following
officers were elected: President Mrs f.
Walworth Smith: vice-presdent. Mrs
Guy +. Barker; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. John c. Huhbel
II. NJ. brennan. who has been mannper
of the Wells & brennan Garnet store
here for the past few wears. has pur-
chased OF the estatct Of his late PARTNER
NJ. y, Wells of Cabot, his interest IN
the firm and is now sole owner Of the
business,