Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-10
ST. ALRhES

Weth OF Congress street, died sun !
day morning at four o'clock after a !
two months illness with pleurisy and |
pericarditis. lie became i'll in Wor- |
cester, Mass, whore he was a student |
in the Worcester Polytechnic Insti- !
tutc, and about three weeks ago was !
brought to his home. Mr.. Chynoweth !
was born in this city March 10, 1898 /
He was graduated from the ST. Adams
high school in June, 1912, ami last fall
entered the Worcester Polytechnic In !
stitute to take a course in mechanical
engineering. He was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. lie is
survived by his parents and four sis
tiers, Nina. Alice, Helen and Anna of
this city. The funeral was held at
the house Tuesday afternoon at three
O'Clock, the Rev. Z. w. Lewis officiat
ing, and the burial took place in
the South Main street cemetery.
The Rev. +. Janvier closed a two years
pastorate with the Bay Methodist Church
Sunday. Mr. Janvier, who has been
pursuing a course in medicine at the Uni
versity of Vermont, hopes to take up work
In "A hospital after which he intends to
20 to India, his native country, as
missionary Mrs. Janvier will so to the
home of her mother in Philadelphia where
she will remain for the present.
Mrs. Mary McGeary, aged Sc years
died Saturday morning at eight o'clock
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l.. {.
Hall, on Bishop street. she had been in
failing health for some time. Besides the
daughter Mrs McGeary is survived by
son, Edward r. McGeary of Burlington
The funeral was held at st. Mays
Church Monday morning at nine o'clock
Louis La Bounty. aged SO years, who
| resides on the Maquam farm in Fairfield,
| died Sunday morning at seven O'Clock
Of heart disease. He was in the hospital
about three weeks for treatment, return
ing home March Is.
During the month Of March the visiting
nurse made POI calls, of which % were
free and only small fee was received for
several others. In February 2o6 calls
were made. The work is carried on under
| the management of the hospital.
The following officers have been elect
ed by Franklin Lodge. No. 4. +. & A. NJ.
Worshipful master, Stephen $. Gushing;
senior warden, Avery G. Smith; junior
warden, H. NJ brennan; secretary, SAT-
| ford l.. Thorp; treasurer, IL. c. Pomcroy;
trustee. NJ 5. Bostwlck. The appontve
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junior deacon. William G. Roby; chaplain,
Henry Bryant; marshal, M r. Huber;
senior steward DIR. L. c. Holiday; junior
steward Leroy a. Hall; tyler, l.. ].
Prime.
A special town meeting will be held at
the town hall, St. Adams Bay, Tuesday
morning. April Is. for the election of one
selcctman to serve for three years, to
i'll the vacancy caused by the death OF
| r. \. Warner.
| The St. Adams Gas company has an
nounccd that hereafter the price % gas
to consumers in this city will be N75 per
600 cubic feet, with a discount Of 10 cents
If bill is paid before the 18th of each
month, thus making the now schedule
$50 instead Of $40. The reason given
for the advance IN price by the company
is tho increase in the price OF oil which
has more than doubled in the past six
months This makes an increase in the
manufacture Of gas Of a cents per 1000
feet.
Word has been received in this city of
the marriage engagement of Miss Mary
Catherine McGcttrick, daughter Of Mr..
and Mis-. Folk w. McGcttrtck of Rox-
bury, Mass, formerly of this city and
Francis l.. Campbell OF RoXbury. Mass.
The 800 tournament, which has been in
progress hy the Autonoe club for several
weeks. was finished Friday night Mrs
Fuller g. Smith and Mrs, Arthur w Gill
moro won the prizes The tournament
closed with "a supper served to the players
and substitutes by the Pythian Sisters
at their hal!
G. II. Prouty of Swanton will come to
this city about May to act as manager
of the Colonial Inn.
Miss Melinda De Cclle Of this city and
NAPOLEON Giroux of the Iighgate
road were married a Holy Angels Church
Monday morning at five o'clock, the
Rev. l.. X. Dcsrochers performing the
ceremony,
A man giving his name as Charles j..
. Corners Of Jersey City was arrested by
! Chief of Police j. f. Mahoney Monday
night about eleven O'Clock while trying to
a gain entrance to the hardware store of
/ | G. II. Hale on South Main street, Mr..
- Mahoncy was not on duty at the time
and SO did not have on his uniform. lie
I noticed the man in the alley back OF the
store ANA went into the St Adams Fruit
COmpanys stOr" and out Of the back
door of the same into the alley where he
@ saw the man who was to all appearances
: trying to enter the Hale store at the rear
Of the building Corners saw Mahoney
. approaching and fired two shots, neither
4 of which struck the chief, who fired also
O without hitting the burglar who, when
70 he saw that the chief meant business
q gave himself mp and was taken to the
- county jail Tho man had beside the re-
@ volyer a burglars jimmy. He Is a strang-
n or here and at first refused to give hi.
name, but finally said it was Corners. A
hearing was held before City Judge y. n
Post Tuesday mroning, states Attor'
ney Gaylord f Ladd prosecuting, and
Corners was charged with assault with
intent to kill He was bound over to the
present term Of Franklin county court
for a hearing, bail being fixed at $1,000,
n Miss Minnie lambert Of Hghgat'
t Springs, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
r, liam Lambert and John Callaghan OF
: this city were married at Holy Angels
II Church Monday morning at six o'clock
o the Rev. l.. r, Desrochers officiating.
d John i. Coffey OF Federal street was ar