Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-16
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


Arthur Il. Baldwin. on Ferris street.
ere she had made her home tor several
nths. Beeides the son with whom she
ID she Us survived by another son,
liter j. Baldwin of Palmer, Mass. and
daughters. Mrs. William Young OF
umbus. Ohio, and Mrs. George Myer
Scotia y y. The remains were
on Saturday morning to Plsttsburgh,
Y. where tho burial took place the
nc morning.
Max Bricc of this city, son of Mrs,
orgc Boutctl Of Bakersfield, and Miss
erl i. Teto Of ~ len street, daush-
of Mr. and MS Nelson Tebo, were
rried at the Methodist parsonage in
kersfold Tuesday afternoon Of last
ck the Rev G. G. Mcdonald per-
ming the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs,
ice have IA ken up their residence on
dis street
rney }. peaett and Miss Ida j. Duso,
h Of EnosburG, were married at the
ptst parsonage in this city Thursday
|crnoon at four o'clock, the Rev J.
fslcy Rsftor performing the ceremony.
and Mrs. Deaett will reside in Enoz'
re- Falls.
he condition Of Louis Myers Of High
e who was brought to the hospital
ous burns received when 20 Mas try
to start ire with kerosene, is favor
he MIR MYERS was burned cn the head,
O. hands and shoulders.
daughter vas horn 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
mes Clarke Pierce Of Swanton at the
srtal in this city Monday morning.
Mrs. J. Bullock has announced the
trria~e engagement Of her youngest
tighter, Miss Mabel Irene, to Howard
att, son Of Or. e. a Frat Of Enos-
re Fails The marriage vii; take
acc a. the hon" of the bride mother
Tacolle December !
Word has been received here that
orge W. TcaCEout OF Essex, who 4 t
r time was employed in this city, has
en- promoted TO 2 lieutcnancN in the
cul1r United Statcc army, stationed
Panama He enlisted about three
airs go and has steadily risen in the
rviCe Mr.. TA4Chout is n nephew of
RS j \. Coleman Of Upper Newton
rect
Iohn e. Noel Of Market street, aged
wears. died al tho hospital Tuesday
hrninC after long illness Of cirrhosis
the liver. He is survived by his wife
rec sons, Frank, Joseph and Oscar:
Il t1n daughters. Rose and Fila all
this city; also ny Two brothers. Hi NJ
nt Springs, Va, and Joseph of Hull
q: and one sister. Miss Josephine Noel
Montreal. Mr. Noel. who WAS printer.
Il heen employed by tho Messenger
mpany the rast fivc years. He Was a
ember of the printers union He had
uch natural talent in pen and ink
etch work The funeral services will
held at Holy Angels Church this
f Desrochers officiating The burial
II take place in Mount Calvary GENE.
~.
Frank J.. DeslaurierS. son OF Mr., and
RS. Oliver Deslauriers Of Messenger
rect and Miss Gertrude Mabel Manning,
PuChter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning
Hyde Park. were married at St
ary's Church Tuesday morning at
ven O'Clock. the Rev. r. NJ. Aubin ot
Eanton performing tho ceremony. The
tide and groom were attended by Mr..
I'D Mrs John Manning. Jr., Of Swanton.
the return from their wedding trip
r. and Mrs. pcslauricrs will reside on
nnGross street,
Mrs, G. \. Abel Of Georgia has received
ord from hcr sister, Mrs &. Z. Cove,
no, with Mr.. Cove and a party Of four
her people. left Vermont October 26 by
otor for their homo in Crescent City.
a. thai the party arrived in Crescent
ty last Thursday after visite 10 Gettys-
lrg, st. Augustine, and other points Of
terest
The condition of Miss Florence Berry
Mon ennery, who underwent a n onera-
hn ~ the hospital Monday morning, is
vorane
The Rev. Charles \ Hatch ls at the
n,,.t IT !.
atch, for few weeks Mr. Hatch has
signed as pastor Of the Conversational
hurch Al Manchester blythe Sea. Mass.
Fter three vears' pastorate there He
rs been i'll for some time with aprendi.
tbs
'ohn Audettc left Tuesday morning for
Petersburg. Fla. to spend the winter.
The following officers were elected AT
annual meeting of Lakeside. Grange
o. 3W, Patrons IF Husba ndry, held at
town hall Al the Bay Monday cyc-
nG: Master ". i. Wright; ovorseer
j. GrlSwoid; lecturer, Mrs n. J.
right; steward Ray Gallagher; assist.
PIT steward, Donald J. Corliss: chaplain,
r. i. J. Griswold: treasurer w. X
arncr; secretary. Miss Jessie l.. r. Fer.
val; Pomona, Miss Leila Underwood,
Fres, Miss Gertrude Warner: Flora
rs Jay Button; ga'ekecpcr, Guy Bur.
II; lady assistant steward. Miss Ethel
utton. Refreshments were served.
News has been received Of tho brit,
daughter November II to Mr.. and
rs. Aubrey ingorson Brown OF Colum.
IS OHIO. Mrs. Brown before her mar.
age was Miss Sybil David Of this city
q. NJ. Pierce Of Potter avenue, who
filtered a second stroke Of apoplexy las
hurshay morning, was taken TO the hos
tai Tuesday morning for treatment
is condition is little more comfort
ble.
There were 10 births, six marriage,
pa 10 deaths in So. Adams during the
|onth Of October, according to return,
lade TO the city clerks office.
News has been received OF the deatt
william S. Snow of Montreal
Prmerly Of this city. which occurrer
Montreal Yesterday morning after
long illness. Tho remains will hs
hken to Montpelier tomorrow 70,
ural Mr.. Snow IL survived by hi.
life and two daughters, the Misse.
Futh r, Snow OF Upper Weldon stree
nd Ruby Snow of Montreal
The WatChful Circle of the King
daughters at the annual meeting il
he Congregational chapel Tuesday aft
rnoon elected the following officers
resident, Mrs. n. G. Allen: chairman
work committee, Mrs. L. e. Warner
hartman of entertainments committee
hiss j. a. Ashley; secretary, Mrs
harles II. stevens; treasurer, Mis-
Harry A. Manner.
Edmund j. Lovely of Walnut stree
Ind Miss Zurah Lehman of South Mai
treet were married at the Baptist par
image on Congress street Tuesda,
venng AT six o'clock, the pastor, tn
kew. j. Wesley Rafter, performing tn
frcmonN.
A farewell party was given Mrs. +