Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS,


Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage engagement
of Miss Marion Gladys Fritz. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Embdon Fritz of Man
chester n. H.. to Harold Glenn Elrod
son Of w. P. Elrod of High street.
Miss Fritz was a successful teacher in
the city schools for two years.
At che annual meeting of Champlain
Court. No. 400. Catholic Order of For
esters Wednesday. Sept 10, the follow
ing officers were elected Chief ran
ger. Henry f. LEcuyer; vice-chief
ranger, George NJ. Aubrey: recording
secretary. p. Ernest LEcuyer; financial
secretary. Walter D. Jarvis treasurer.
Lucien Brault; speaker George NJ.
Aubrey: trustee for three years. S.
Sampica.
News has been received of the sud
den death of Albert Hogle of Me-
chancsville. y. Y. freight agent for
the Hudson Valley Railway company.
Mr. Hogle was the father OF Miss
Mabel Hogle. former music teacher
In the public schools of this city.
At the recent meeting of the Inter
national Association of Fire Engineers
held at Providence. r. l.. Chief F. ].
Guerin of this city was elected vice
resident for Vermont.
Many friends in this city will he in
terested to learn that Miss Helen A.
Ranlett has been in Paris most of the
time since the great war broke out.
She was with a French family al the
opening Of the war and Immediately
threw herself into Red Cross work with
much fervor. At first she acted as
clerk, or as q sort of executive officer,
even after she had taken a course in
| training. Now she is in the regular
work of caring for the wounded SOL
diers Miss Ranlett has been at Bill
| ierica, Mass. at Christmas time the
! past two years with a cousin, Captain
Ranlett. She has many friends here,
where she formerly resided. Her par
ents were the late Mr.. and Mrs u. D,
! Ranlett,
Miss A. Winifrei Barnes has gone to
! Mrs Margaret Murphy fell in the
living room at her home on Federal
street Saturday evening about ten
o'clock while getting ready for bed
and suffered the fracture of her right
! hip. She was taken to the Sherw GOOD
sanitarium yesterday morning.
Glenn Doubleday and family are
moving from Montpelier to this city
and will occupy F.. r. Hazards house
on Fairfield street. Mr. Doubleday re-
Gently purchased an interest in the
hay and feed business of w. F. Cum
bingham.
Carl F. Brown is in Custer Pa.
where he went to attend the wedding
Of his brother, Harold II. Brown, OF
Pittsburg and Miss Bertha NJ. Siggins
of that city, which took place Satur-
day afternoon at the brides home.
Mrs Susan d. (MacGowan) Carman
aged 81 years, of Highgate Springs
widow of Sanford L. Carman. died FIJI
day morning at the home of no.
daughter. Mrs w. G. Carman OF
Maquam. after a long illness. Mrs. Car.
man is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Carman and Mrs. Fl. ]. Brean of Mont
pelier, and one son. Charles S. Carmar
of Highgate Springs. Her husband
died about ten years ago. The funera
services were held at the home q
the daughter i'll Maquam Sunday
afternoon at one o'clock and burial wal
at Highgate Center. Mr.. and Mrs
Brean arrived here Thursday from
Montpelier on their way to Maquam.
The remains of Mrs. w. Henry Liant
z man. aged 72 years. who died at tn,
Sherwood sanitarium Thursday after
noon of cancer OF the stomach. wer
taken Friday morning to her lat
, home in Highgate Center. where fu
neral services were held Sunday
Mrs Lantman is survived by one son
William f. Lantman of East Highgate
l News has been received of the dealt
of Mrs Margaret A. (Cooper) Bradley
' aged so years widow of Dr. A. ID. Brad
= ley Friday morning at six o'clocl
at her home in St. Armand, p. O.. afte
IA years illness. Mrs. Bradley was a
one time resident of st. Adams an,
= she had many friends here. She wa
the last of a family of five children
She is survived by one son. Georg
, Bradley. and one daughter. Miss Agne
!, Bradley. both of st, Armand; also b.
Q three grandchildren. Mrs. H. f. Bent
:. lev of this city is a sister-in-law Tn
= funeral was held at her home Saturda
l, afternoon at two o'clock.
= The remains of Christine Elizabeth
G the two ear-old daughter of Mr.. An
d Mrs. f. f. Montgomery of Stamford
G Conn, who died at the home of MI
It and Mrs, Peter Sweeney Wednesda
i. September 10 were taken to Milton Fri
l. dsv morning. the burial taking plac
in the afternoon
70 Many friends in this city will be please
~ TO learn that Congressman George Et
!. mund Floss OF Chicago H., a forme
=, 81. Albanian. who was "A recent visito
., here, won out in the September primarie
j., last Wednesday for denomination, h
- majority being overwhelming. In h
!, own precinct he received l0s of III vote
N cast.