Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-07
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Fred Delorier and Mrs Della Hem
mingway. both of this city, were mar
ried December 20 by the Rev T. S. Nc
Killop The bride was formerly Miss
Julia Gokey
The annual meeting of the Baptist
Church was held In the church parlors
Thursday evening. Reports were given
by the pastor the Rev. George d. Gould,
ID. D.; the clerk, Deacon c. H. Wood the
Sunday school superintendent, o. N.
Pease; the Sunday school treasurer, Miss
Aura N. Barnes; the officers of the La
dies Aid society Mrs. George D. Gould,
president; the officers of the Service club,
OF which Mrs. II. F.. Raymond is presi-
/ dent, and the custodian of the deacons'
! fund (benevolenD. The following officers
were elected: Clerk, c.. II. Wood; treas
urer, L. A. Curtis; business committee. l..
a. curtis, W. r. Merritt. c. II. Wood, II.
L. Wood and II. H. Ballard; pulpit com
mittee the Rev. =. S. McKillop. Mrs. w.
T. Merritt, Mrs. NJ G. Glider; discipline
committee. the Rev. and Mrs. p. s. Nc
| liillop, Mrs. o. y. Peasc; inquiry commit
tee the Rev. p. s McKillop, Miss Aura
y. Barnes, Miss Marion Ballard, Miss
Florence NJ. Merritt music committee, +.
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n. Barnes. Mrs, o. NJ Pease; baptsma;
committee, Deacon w T Merritt. Mrs.
clyde b. Allen, L. A. Curtis, Mrs. s. ].
Sabin Sunday school committee, O. n.
Pease; auditor, Clyde r. Allen: ushers. c.
Il. Allen, Leland Wood. George Lane. By
ron 7. Greene, Jr. At the close of the
meeting about IS or 20 OF the members
of the society surprised the Rev. and
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presenting them an envelope containing &c
dollar bills in honor of the third anniver-
sary of DIR. Gould's pastorate with the
church.
Mrs. Anna collins, Grant wife of
James H. Grant, died suddenly at her
home on North Main street Friday
morning about 1915 O'Clock from heart
failure. She was not feeling well Thurs
| day evening and the doctor summoned
said she was suffering slight attack
| of bronchitis. She was sitting by a
window Friday morning and was
about to take a cup from her fathor's
hand when she fell forward dead Mrs.
Grant was born in East berkshire Jan
, uary %, 1873, the eldest of "A family of
five children born to Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick II. Collins. December ". 1905 she
was married to James II. Grant of Mon
| trcal She had lived here since except
| for one year when she and Mr. Grant
were in Prince Rupert. p. c. Beside her
husband and her father, whose home is
| i'm tnosburg Falls. she is survived by
one sister, Miss Frances f. Collins of
| this city. Her mother died IA years ago
this month.
! There We're 9l2 visitors to the rest
room during the month of December,
this number not including any women
from this city. Since the room was
opened February "A last there have been
GSoO visitors registered
| News has been received of the birth
of son December % to the Rev. and
Mrs. F. Janvier of Packerville, Conn,
formerly OF st Adams Bay.
The condition of Mrs. Ray Sturtevant.
who suffered a fractured leg by jumping
from a window Mt the hospital is fa vor-
able. Mrs. Sturtevant. who was dellrious
following an operation, had been left
alone for a few seconds, the nurse In
charge being called away. Mrs. Sturte-
want struck on "A porch roof when she
jumped.
| w. Perry Elrod, general roadmaster of
the Central Vermont railway, and Mrs
Ina - Va N ~ 'ct we're
married Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock at
the home Of the Rev. W. +. Jackson, who
| performed the ceremony. The bride Wore
a travelling suit Of blue and a black velvet
w .'iro"' s"ppe' "as
served at the home Of DR. and Mrs. G. L..
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svNe'"' "eehs "TRIP u the ra'iiic coas''
ne i'.e"'oerS vi 'he oen'rai 'eri'ioht
ro"o department met at the ONCE oi
r'oauiias'er "iiiiaih T. bioog lie" ua'
ago ana presented MI Elrod purse OF
money
me funeral OF Mrs d. BroWllette' aged
20 years, who died sunday afternoon or q
complication of dieases, was held at
Holy Angels Church Tuesday at nine
O'Clock, the Rev, l., r. Desrochers Off
ciating Mrs. Broullette Is survived by
two sons George and William Brouil-
lette OF this city; two brothers. John and
! William Finn of Bellows Falls two
| daughters, Mrs. W. \. Allard of this city
and Mrs. George Brossway of Norwich,
| n Y.
j. e. eastman of BURLINGTON has been
| awarded the contract by the State board
of armory commissioners to erect the
new armory In this city.
! A joint installation of the officers of
Unity Lodge, No. 3, knights of Pythias,
and Emerald Temple, No, 16, Pythian
Sisters took place Tuesday evening at
| Pythian hall Deputy Grand Chancellor
j. G. Boyce installed the following Of
hcers OF Unity Lodge: Chancellor COM
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