Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS,

ST. ALB.ANS.
News has been received OF the mar
riage OF Walter Edward Ahun of Evans
ton H., son OF Mayor and Mrs. ]. f.
Maun of Upper Weldon street. to Miss
Annie Wh,le,nena Hanson of Crown Point,
Ind, which took place October 30.
Miss Mildred Barlow and Royce w.
Wells were married at the Spencer house
Wednesday, Nov. by the Rev. DR.. f. A.
Lendrum, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The bride was attended by
Miss Ellen Shore and the groom by
Charles f. Depate At the close of the
ceremony refreshments were served by
Mrs. Spencer.
r members of the Monday Afternoon
club met at the home of Mrs. F.. d.
Fuller of North Main street Friday
afternoon to celebrate the S0th birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Abbie A. Clark of
South Main street. who has been a mem
Der of the club for many years. The
reason for the gathering was kept secret
from Mrs. Clark until her arrival there.
Mrs. Clara has been resident of St
Adams many years and is a valued MEM
Der of the club. Although. on account Of
failing eyesight, she is deprived Of the
pleasure of reading she has a emarka BILE
memory and her mind is stored with the
best in literature which her friends de-
light to hear her repeat. From three to
five o'clock Friday afternoon the club
members offered congratulations and good
wishes. Refreshments were served.
l.. D. Sturgeon aged &c years, of Allen
street. died at the hospital Friday
of ia1 ;r
vived by his wife, and five sons by a for
mer marriage, George and Norman Of
Highgate. Rufus of Fair Haven, John
of Sheldon Springs and Hardy Of this
city, also by a sister, Mrs. Mary Blood
of Highgate. The funeral was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Ricehill Sunday afternoon.
a chicken-pie supper will be served n
the parlors of the Methodist Church Mon
day evening from five to eight O'Clock.
Charles c. Patterson, aged 43 years, OF
Stebbins street, died at the hospital early
Saturday morning of appendicitis He is
survived by his wife; two sons, Charles
and Donald Patterson: and one daugh-
ter, Marion, all of this city; his mother,
Mrs. Fred James. of this city: also by
four sisters, Anna Caldwell of Herkmer.
y. y, Miss Ella Patterson of Chicago,
Mrs. 4. ]. Weeks of Ottaw;, Ont. and
Ms. II. C. LOOMS of this city. The
funeral was held at the home on
Stebbins street Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
Company 3, First infantry. Vermont
Volunteers. in the War with Spain. held
It's 18th annual reunion and banquet at
the Park View Hotel Friday evening,
Congressman Frank L. Greene. who was
captain of the company during the war,
presiding. Fourteen veterans attended.
c. II. Gotta, a member OF A. r. Hurlbut
Post, No. 60. G. A. r., was a guest Of
honor. After the banquet a smoke talk
was enjoyed at the new State armory
which, through the courtesy Of Adjt.-Gen.
Lee IS. Tillotson, Capt. c. +. Pell and
Sergeant ii. NJ. Bullet. was open for
the inspection Of the veterans. A letter
was read from General Tillotson, who Is
on his way to San Francisco CAL to
attend the meeting of the National Guard
Association of the United States.
News has been received of the death
of Ruth Baker the three year-old daugh-
ter of Charles Baker OF West Newton
Mass. which occurred Monday morn
3
brought to the home of her great
grandfather, A. II. Royce OF Greens Cor
ners, where the funeral was held
| Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock, the
| Rev +. w, Day of Franklin officiating
The little girls mother. who before hcr
marriage was Miss Pearl Royce died
| about a year ago.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
I
| pital Sunday morning.
| Carlisle & Bedard will! soon move their
carriage, harness and automobile bust
ness from their present headquarters or
the corner of Lake and Catherine streets
to the store in the Morton building or
a., North Main street recently vacated by
!. A. Wry. 1t is understood that the St
! Adams Grain company will occupy the
I building to be vacated by Carlisle &
! 10 I'd. which II owns.
A farmers meeting -vil r held in ST
! Adams Tuesday afternoon November 16
/ at two O'Clock. This is one of a series
of 70 arranged by County Agent Guy U
1..iany Of High street, to be held ir
! Franklin county.
Mrs. Elnor Elizabeth Dean, aged q
years. widow Of Alexander Dean. died al
the hospital Tuesday morning Of abscess
of the kidneys. She is survived by one
daughter, Miss Mamie Dean OF st. Johns
+. c., and three brothers T. j. Mcknight
of Hanover n. H., G. A. Mcknight OF
Wilder and w. j. Mcknight OF Norwood
Mass. The funeral viii be held at the
home of Herbert Austin, on Lower Wei
den street, where Mrs. Dean resided
this morning at nine o'clock. Tn,
Rev. George w, Smith. rector of st. Luke''
Church, will oficiate and the burial viii
take place in the South Main street GENE
terry,
News has been received Of the death
OF Nelson Nye Page, aged rs years. n for,
mer resident of Fairfield and St. Adams
which occurred at his home In Princeton
H., November .. Mr. Page was veteran
the Civil War, enisting while a stu,
ldent at the academy at st. Albans lie