Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The graduating exercises Of the train
ing school for nurses OF the st. Adams
hospital took place at the Owl club as
sembly hall Friday night and we're attend
ed by large number Of friends of the
institution. The graduate nurses, the
class Of 1872 and the nurses Of the train
ing school marched into the hall at eight
o'clock and took seats at the front of
the hall and the Invocation was given by
the Rev. d. ]. OSulivan. Tho valedic-
tory was given by Miss Winifred Woods.
The address of the evening by DR.. Alan
Davidson, after which the diplomas were
presented by s. 8. Gushing Of the hospital
association. The graduates were Miss
Winifred Woods. Miss Isabelle Cannon
and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick. The hall
was appropriately trimmed and after the
exercises an Informal reception was held
followed by dancing. the st. Albans or
chestra furnishing the music Refresh
ments were served.
John II. Kennedy and Arthur Constan-
tine, who have been employed by the
street railway company, have resigned
and entered the employ of the Vermont
| Power & Manufacturing company. Mr..
Kennedy who has been superintendent
OF the lines of the road and Mr.. Constan-
tine has had charge of the car barn.
| The Rev. w. Parkyn Jackson preached
| his farewell sermon at the Congrega-
tonal Church Sunday. having re-
signed several weeks ago to take charge
of the Stranahan Memorial club for men
and boys. Mr.. jackson came to this city
to be pastor of the church eight years
ago next September.
| Miss Marion Wheeler of st. Adams and
| Clyde Leonard of Bradford were married
Monday afternoon at five o'clock at
| St. Luke's Church by the Rev. Albert
Gale. The bride was attended by Miss
Harry Leonard. brother of the groom
Miss Ethel Anderson played the wedding
marches. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard left by
automobile for Richmond and will &c
soon to their future home at Bradford
Miss Wheeler was teacher in the
grades in the city school.
Mrs. Floretta 3. Maynard, widow OF
Harrison Maynard. was instantly killed
in an automobile accident at Shrews
bury Mass. Saturday morning. Mrs
Maynard. who was 81 years old. wa.
riding with a party of relatives in ar
auto belonging to w. B. Maynard Of
| Brockton, Mass. when the machine wa:
struck by a Boston and Worcester eiec
trio car at a crossing. All Of the occu
lpants were seriously injured. but Mrs
Maynard was the only one killed. Mrs
Maynard, who went to Brockton abou
two weeks ago for a visit, Is survived b.
three sons, Adeibert of Brandon. ]. Rus
sell of this city, and William b.. o
Brockton, and one daughter, Mrs. Georg
T.. Edison, of this city. The body wa
J brought here on the early train Tuesda.
morning and the funeral was held a
her DAUGHTERS home that afternoon a
2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Lemeux. aged Is years
died Tuesday afternoon about 2:3O ocloc
after a short illness. She was born in thi
city 26 years ago. the daughter of MI
, and Mrs. Louis Desnoyers, and Is sur
vived by her husband. whom she mar
ried about year ago, her parents, iv
sisters and two brothers.
$ The Rev. Robert Dewey. who has bee
pastor Of the Church of Our Lady of tn
e Lake at St. Adams Bay for the past min
years, has gone to Manchester. y. II. TIL
Rev. T. r. Boivin. assistant pastor at s
r Mary's Church in this city, has been as
signed to the Bay church.