Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

ST. ALBANS.
The death Of James NJ. Leahy oc-
Cured at his home on Gilman avenue
Saturday morning of pneum onia after
an Illness OF only n week. Mr.. Leahy
was In his 5Sth year and leaves besides
"A wife. two daughters. Miss Gertrude
Lcahy and Miss Helen NJ Leahy. He
Is also survived by four sisters. Mrs
Peter j. Cunningham of Boston and
Mrs. Horace J. Mckenzie. Mrs. James
Carroll. and Miss Mary Leahy. and a
brother. Richard 1.c7hy. all Of this
city the funeral was held at st.
Mary's Church Monday morning at nine.
o'clock. MIR. Leahv was an expert
plumber, which business he had fol-
lowed here for Ss years.
In city It Friday George Peno
and DAVE Mayo were arraigned
charged with assaulting Fred Brown
at an at home" on Foundry street
Wednesday, night when Brown was
badly nsed mn. Mayo was held in the
sum Of 5000 for Franklin county court,
while Peno was fined s25 and costs
and given 20 days in jail. Owing to
/ Penos tender years che is only 10
and previous record. he was placed on
prob ton and the sentences RENTED.
John Lowell who made a successful
getaway while working outside OF
Jail at the time ne was serving q sem
tence. and who was recently captured
in Newport was held in $500 bonds
for the March term Of Franklin county
court Albert Russell. one of the two
men arrested last month for passing a
bad check on Badger & Revoir. was
placed on probation. His partner
Ducharme. the hypnotizer. will have
his trial in county cour..
The members OF Bellevue Chapter
Daughters of the American Rcvolu-
tion. will celebrate Wasnington's
birthday with costume tea party al
the home of Mrs, w. ]. Rel ertson.
Tho 30th wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Warner vas pleas
lantly celebrated at their home or
bellevue farms Thursday evening whei
about two hundred of their friends
gave them a surprise party. The
evening was passed with music anc
dancing. and the host and hostess re
ceived "A handsome purse of money a:
testimonial of esteem from theil
guests.
The marriage engagement has beer
announced of Miss Lillian Emmanue
Arlington. daughter of Mrs. Emmi
Lake Of Messenger street, and Floyt
I4andon Badger Of the clothing firm o
Badger & Revoir. The wedding will
take place in the spring.
II. Charles Royce has so far recovere
from his recent severe illness as to re
sumo his law practice.
The annual meeting of the st. Al
bans Cow Testing association was hel
Tuesday afternoon in Eagles hal
when 6. i. Catlin of Sheldon wa
chosen president, +. II. Brooks. secre
tary and treasurer and q. II. Duns
more. u. a. Webster and w. *. War
nor. directors. The association. whic
Is proving very beneficial for its mem
bers, includes 20 diaries of $50 COW
that produced 1,666.097 pounds [
milk the past eight months. Til
made 10000 pounds of butter wort
s19,Ss2.s1, the cost OF the produo
ton being s1O.sO7.O2. During tn
eight months, the average co.
produced 3.l0S pounds of milk or 1871
pounds of butter, an average OF s37.0
per COW. The value of the milk pro
duced per COW was s42.9o and the cos
s20,1s. The average cost Of maxim
100 pounds of milk was 65 cents pc
hundred. the average cost of butte
fat was IS cents and the return fo
each dollar expended was s1.sa.
The Rev. Albert Gale. who this wee
entered upon the rectorship of S
Luke's Episcopal Church, was Dor
and educated In England, receiving hi
theological training at St. Bonifao
College and was ordained to the dea
conate in salisbury Cathedral. Sails
bury, England, in 1891, and shortl
aftcrward went to Nova Scotia as cuI
ate to the venerable Archdea on Kau
bach of Truror at which place he wa
ordained priest. Mr.. Gales first pa,
ish was that of Granville, Nova Scoti
Thence he removed to Londonderr
, removing again in 1898 to Sidne
, Mines. whore he remained for owe
nino years, For short time, at I'll
request of the board OF governors,
was connected with the University
Kings College, Windsor. N. g., when.
he came to his recent parish in Rous.
Point and Champlain, N. Y. Mr.. Ga
, is an enthusiastic Mason and has bee
) chaplain of Champlain Lodge at Chan
a plain, honorary chaplain OF Mou,
= Herman Lodge at Ellenburg, N y
D and chaplain of Adirondack Chapte
- r. A. NJ, AT Rouses Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Writer'S M
= Mr. and Mrs. John Branch expect to lea
a soon for few weeks In Cuba.
oil =. y
= in the city court room Saturday evenii
= at eight o'clock.
n Ex-Mayor Warren r. Austin has go
: to Philaf0 MA. whore he will act as
. member or the commission appointed
L the President to test coins.
Il Miss Eva Marvin has gone to SHIELD
|. for weeks stay before going to Ne
x York, where she will remain sever
d months