Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

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The school census recently completed
shows that there are 15l5 school children
In the city between the ages of six and
Is years. The number between the ages
or six and eight years is 657: between
eight and ten years, 915: between 16 and
IS years, 2i3. The number of boys between
the ages of six and Is Is 1877 and girls
74S.
George II. Dunsmore has returned from
Salem Depot n. H., where he exhibited
IS head of cattle from his herd of regis
tered Ayrshres, on which he has received
a large number OF awards at four fairs
in this State. At the Rockingham fair
at Salem Depot Mr.. Dunsmore received
seven first prizes, two seconds. three
thirds, the junior championship bull and
heifer, the senior and grand champion
ships on COW and the silver cup offered
by the Ayrshire Breeders association for
the premier. l. O.. the one winning the
most money on stock Of his own breed
ing. One cow Alice Of Fayre. exhibited
by Mr. Dunsmore won senior and grand
championship at the three fairs where
she was exhibited where championship
honors were given.
S. b. Ovitt has purchased the Wan
ger farm at Fairfax and will take pos
session November /. The considera-
ton was $4,000.
The marriage of Mrs. Clara (TruaX
Marvin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B..
Truax, to Philip Marston Pardee of
Providence, r. l.. took place Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock at the home of
the bride on High street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. +. A.
Lendrum, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Only members of the
Immediate families were present. The
bride wore travelling suit Of midnight
blue with hat to match and wore red
roses Mr. and Mrs Pardee left imme-
diately for a trip to New York. They
will make their home in Providence.
The burial Of Sherman, the five-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gonyeau,
who died Friday evening at the hospital,
where he was taken after he had ac-
cidcntally shot himself while playing with
22-calibre rife, took place Saturday
afternoon in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Besides his parents the little boy is sur
vived by three sisters. Mrs. Henry Bruso,
Mrs. Henry Rich and Gladys. and two
brothers, Raymond and Earl. all of st,
Alnans He was playing in the room
with his little sister, who is about year
old when he found the rifle which his
brother Raymond, had hidden in cor
ner behind two barrels which he had
covered over with old clothes.
Edgar A. Smith, aged As years, died
Sunday morning at 30 O'Clock at his
home on Upper Weldon street after a
weeks illness Of intestinal obstruction.
The funeral of Miss Almira Sebas-
tianna Bell. aged 16 years, who died at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs Mary
Rogers, of Edward street Friday after
noon after 10 months Illness of heart
disease, was held at Holy Angels Church
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock,
the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers officiating.
The burial took place in Mount Calvary
/ cemetery Miss Bell is survived by a
sister. Miss Mary Bell, who resides with
her grandmother
The marriage of Miss Carolyn Marguer-
ite Boynton, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates T. Boynton of Lincoln avenue
to Harrison Morton Bevins of st. Alpans
town took place at st. Lukes thurch
Monday morning at eleven O'CLOCK th'
ceremony being performed by the Kew
George w. smith. The bride wore dark
brown suit with hat to match. she was
attended by Miss Hama f. Blake, whc
wore a green dress with black picture
hat. The groom was attended by his
brother Herbert W. Bcvins of st. Abrams
town. The bride has been employed II
the central office of the Franklin County
Telephone company the past three years
After short trip north Mr.. and Mrs
Bevins will reside in Montreal. The
bride received n large number of gifts,
The funeral of Edgar A. Smith, who died
early Sunday morning at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. a. w. Macarthur, on Upper
Welden street, was held at the hors'
| Tuesday at 2:3o o'clock, the Rev j!
l.. Thornton, pastor Of the Universalis'
Church, officiating. The burial tool
place in the South Main street cemetery
At jury trial held hefore Judge n. n
Post In city court Monday mornni
Alexander Paquettc Of Fairfield was found
guilty of assault on his landlord, I A
/ Wry, n Swanton farmer. 1t was ALLEGED
that the men were riding together wher
they became involved in a dispute regard
ing the farm and that Paquette STRUCK
| Wry. Paquette was fined the costs in thu
case, amounting to 1899, states Attor
ney s. S. Gushing prosecuted and II. p
Dee appeared for the respondent
Nelson Guyctte of the Bay died Tues
day morning at the hospital, whore he un
derwent an operation about three week
ago. He Is survived by his wife; thre
daughters, Mrs. William Young of Woods
vile. n. H.. and the Misses Yyonne AM
Annie Of the Raw. three sons Elmer. Ed
ward and Robert, of the Bay; two broth
ers, William and Joseph Cuyette Of tn
Bay. and three sisters. Mrs. Napoleon
Rich OF the Bay and Mrs. Charles Mos
and Mrs. Eliza Trombley of this city.
Mrs. Sarah Ftsh) Prime, aged n years
wife OF Leverett T. Prime died yester