Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13

and Mrs. Scpcain aud Sampica, was united
with Arthur William Chcvalier of this
city. The bride was given in marriage oy
her father The groom was attended by
his father, ELI Chcvalier of ST. Armand,
Que. The bride wore dark blue with hat
to match. MIR. and Mrs. Chcvalier left ut
seven O'Clock for Boston, Providence, Il.
l., and other points. Upon their return
they will reside at "a Lake street.
News has been received of the birth
of "a son on January & TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Howcls Frechette of ottawa. Ont. Mr..
and Mrs. Frechette have been frequent
visitors in this city at the homo Of Mrs.
w. II. Ellis. Mrs. Frechette was former
ly Miss Lena Derrick.
Mrs Elmer LOOMS very pleasantly en-
tertained eight young women at her
home Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
at a personal shower in honor Of Miss
Ruth G.. Sisco, who is soon to be married
to Roy c. Anderson Of this city. The
dining room was attractively decorated,
the color scheme being pink and green.
The funeral Of Joseph Supernault, known
as Joseph Miller. OF the Bay, who died
Sunday morning at 800 o'clock following
stroke of paralysis. was held at
the Church OF Our Lady OF the Lake
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie (Rch-
ards) Stevens, wife of F. B. Stevens. who
died Monday morning at eleven o'clock
after an illness of several years was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday at three O'Clock, the Rev. +.
A. Lendrum, pastor. officiating. The body
will he taken to St. Johnsbury this
morning for burial. Mrs. Stevens, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il. Richards,
was born in East St Johnsbury November
3. 1878, and was therefore Al years old
She married Mr.. Stevens in st. Johnsbury
! August %. 1897. After their marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens resided in st. Johns
bury FOR Il time and came here when Mr..
Stevens's headquarters in the mail service
We're transferred to this city in 1904. Be-
side her husband Mrs. Stevens is survived
by one son, Harold Stevens Of this city !;
also by her father. \. L. Richards. of I'm
herhil Center. a brother. G. NJ. Richards.
of Lebanon. ~ H., and a sister. Mrs. j.
w. Morrow of Utica, n. Y.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wclden National bank was held at
the bank Tuesday morning at ten o'clock
and the old board and directors were re-
elected as follows: Ex-Gov. +. c. Smith.
+. Rich, 5. +. Royce w. +. Cunningham
and j. Gregory Smith on the adjourn
ment of the stockholders meeting the
newly elected board of directors met and
reelected the following officers Chair
man of the board, Ex-Governor Smith,
president. j. Gregory Smith; vice-presi-
dents W. r. Fonda and Col. f. 4. Chit
tendem.
A ',1r t,tp In nf hpl
road left Tuesday morning for Boston
where he has an exhibit of his famous
Rhode Island Reds at the Boston poultry
show. These birds We're in the Cramp-
tons pen that won second prize at the in
ternational egg laying contest at StOrrs
Conn. last year. His pen of Rose Cont
Rhode Island Reds had the best record
of any American birds One of the hens
made the highest record by laying 26i
eggs.
Al the annual meeting of the parish OF
the Jniversalist Church held Monday eve
ming preceded by a supper the following
officers were elected: Moderator, Nathan
\. Post clerk, f. w. Dennison treasu
w r. Eastman. trustees. Mrs A. A
George. Mrs. +. {. Wilkinson. w. H. Fl
Greene and A. +. Soule. At a recent meet
ing of the Sunday school the following of
fircrs We're reelected Supernte ndent
Mrs. H. l.. Thornton assistant superin
tendent. Mrs. A. n. George secretary
Miss Jessie q. Barker; assistant secre
tary. Miss Lucy Burnelle; treasurer Mrs
Helen chamberlain; librarian, Miss Err
lcuc Towle.
The installation OF officers of St Charlie
Of the Sacred Heart Court, No. Sc tool
place Monday evening. The following
were the officers installed: Chief ranger
Mrs. Arcade Oligny; vice chief ranger
Mrs. John A. Jarvis; recording secretary
Mrs. Fred AInlboeuf, financial secretary
-, Miss Josephine Nayo: treasurer, Mrs. VIII
, Liam Thihault conductor, Mrs Georg
Davis trustees Mrs. Joseph Mosscy, Mr..
, Frank Charron, Mrs Fred Charron. Mr.:
John Rashaw. Refreshments were serve
after the installation.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold
crs of the Franklin County Savings Ban
X Trust company Tuesday afternoon tn
following directors We're elected for II,
u next fiscal year: c. T.. Schoff Nelson "
Goodspecd, Leonard j. Morton, II.
" Weeks II. NJ Well of East Fairfield, job
~ 3. Wilson and Warren r. Austin A
:, the adjournment of the stakeholder
VI meeting the directors met and elected II
b" following officers President. c. T.. Shoff
" Vicc-presidcnt, Nelson w. Goodspeed
rs treasurer Aaron Wesson assistant trea
% urer. Stafford l.. Thorp,
The annual meeting and the banquet
~ the owl club was held at the club Tue
l" day evening. After turkey supp
: served at seven o'clock to about 125 eli
members by the women of the Bapti
church, the report of the treasurer j.
Stafford was read and showed the club
h" in good financial condition. The fC
lowing officers were elected: Presder
y. \. Atwood vice-president, Il. G. Ski
ner secretary and treasurer, j. S. Sa
SO tesford The following were elected to Il
s. board Of managers for three years Geor
g. G. Holmes II. l.. Mcrllley, j. r. Saffo
lg thcsc being re-elections), James G. FIJI
in and II. r. Dickinson. The other membc
he of the board are NJ. H. O'IIearc, Bruce
d Corjiss. b. G. Skinner. w. r. II. Davidso
In n \. Atwood l.. S. Tilloson, Charles
a Pcl, james Coleman, Harold II. Cha
ph wick and Frank NJ. Saauding. 1t is Or
posed that thare be a series Of card pa
" ties this winer similar to those of Ia
ne year. specia, committee was appoint
to to take this up with other clubs of t
county, II being underst God that the I
Of quahunga club of Swanton and clubs
"a Richford ana Enosburg Falls being
,s favor Of tournament
N RICHFORD.
,cr Mr.. and Mrs. Homer l.. Baker. W
hoon i'm &C dun, |,