Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17
FRANKLIN COUNTY
st, ALBANS,

At a meeting Thursday of the First
CONGREGATIONAL society, 1t was voted to
extend a call to the Rev. s. w. An
thony of Cowansvlle, p. O.. to become
pastor of the church, which has been
without a pastor since July 1, when the
Rev w. p. jackson resigned to become
superlntendent of the Stranahan Memo
rial club for boys. Mr.. Anthony expects
10 be able to assume his duties by De-
cember /.
], B, Stafford, who has been employed
BY the willard Manufacturing company
for 13 years. has resigned to take the poD-
ton of treasurer Of the st. Adams Plumb
ing & Heating company.
Ovita Lamothe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Lamothe of st. Adams Bay.
died Thursday night after an illness
of about two weeks with acute
Bright's disease. Mr.. Lamothe was %
years old and was born in Pike River,
T. @. He Is survived by his parents
seven sisters and two brothers. The
! funeral was held at the Church of
Our Lady of the Lake at the bay
Monday morning at six o'clock and the
| body was taken to Pike River for
burial
| w F,
who was scalded by steam when the
arch tube of the boiler to his engine
burst in the Central Vermont Railway
company's yard Friday morning, died
early Saturday morning at the hospi-
tai. Mr.. Strong was fireman and
his home was formerly in Richmond
where his body was taken Saturday
morning and where the funeral was
held Monday. He is survived by his
parents. six sisters, Barbara of Bur-
lington. Sister Teresa of the Fanny
Allen hospital Mrs w. A. Wynn OF
this city and Irene. Teresa and Mad
cline of Richmond. and three brothers
Henry Strong of Chicago and James
and Walter Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. MacCollum
who were married in Pepperell, Mass, {
week ago. have arrived here and vii
make their home with Mr.. MacCollum'
mother. Mrs. W. D. MacColum.
Mrs. Archibald c. McKillop and littl
son, who have been spending the summe
with MIR. and Mrs. B. r. Holmes, lief
Monday for Globe, Arz. accompanied
by Mrs. .Iolmes, who will spend the win
ter there. Mr.. Holmes will live at thu
home of the Rev. and Mrs +. T.. Nc
Killop.
Stebbin T. Keenan, and Miss Ellei
Cannon We're married at st. Mary
Church Tuesday morning at 9:i
O'Clock, the Rev. D. J. O'Sullivan per
forming the ceremony. Hubert Stacl
and Frank McGettrtck acted as ush
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Keenan, have gon
to Washington. d. c., on their wed
ding trip and on their return will llv
in st. Adams town.
,, In Franklin county court yesterda
several divorce cases were taken NJ
Perry G.. Cook has been granted a divorc
from Sarah A. Cook for alleged desertior
Other cases taken up We're Nellie eros
VS.. Edward Cross and Odean Jean vs.
Emma Berger Jean. There being no case
ready for a jury trial, the jury has bee
given recess until next Monday after
noon at two O'Clock.
) The marriage of Miss Marion l.. Collins
i daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Collins
4 and Francis Ashbury Bagnall of Adams
3 Mass. will take place at the brides HON
o on High street Wednesday evening
e October go at eight o clock.
0 The following officers have been electe
q by st. Adams Council, No. 297. knight
a of Columbus: Grand knight, George NJ
. Gettrlck; deputy grand knight. j. {
t Finn: chancellor. S. NJ Driscoll advocat
NJ. f. Sullivan; financial secretary. ID.
e Sheehan; treasurer, j. f. O. Neill recort
J., ing secretary, r. f. Ward; trustee, PerC
G Phillips; guards. Thomas Collins an
q Michael f.. Barnes