Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


2:15 O'Clock Of heart trouble and COM
plications. Mrs. Smith was born in
Georgia March %, 1850, daughter Of
Manchester and Hannah Godfrey Chase.
She Is survived by one daughter. Mrs
O. r. Preston Of Georgia. two sons. Or.
A. c. Chase OF Norwalk. Ohio. and Her
bert H. Smith Of Georgia; two sisters.
Miss Cordie NJ. Chase of New York and
Mrs G. a Bostwick of St Albans and
one brother, Or. j. CISCO Chase Of New
York Mrs. Smiths husband died April
% 1918
The graduation exercises Of the Bay
grammar school held in the town hall
Wednesday June took the form OF a
novel entertainment. The play, "a Man
Without a Country" was presented by
the members of the class. assisted by
other members Of the school Between
! the second and third acts Loretta and
/ Edward Guyette entertained with the
| humorous dialogue, The Peach Pie"
Master James Walsh. though not men,
/ bor Of the school. favored the audience
| with songs. Mrs. Bascom acted as accom-
/ PIANIST. The members Of the graduating
! class are Miss Beatrice Emma Spinard.
! George Harvey Elias and Herman Joseph
Richard The diplomas were presented
by II. 2. Hunt, Superintendent of schools.
| Alfred Nenard and Mrs Sarah Mongeon
We're united in marriage Wednesday
June AT five O'Clock at Holy Angels
! Church. the Bcv. L. r. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony.
\ hearing was held before Judge n. N.
Post Friday in the case of the city OF
St. Adams vs.. the town of Fairfield. in
which action is brought to recover tut
ton from students said 10 be residents Of
the town of Fairfield. w. II Fairchild
was attorney for the town of Fairfield
and City Attorney Roswell NJ Austin rep
resents St. Adams.
Mrs June Rolo aged 70 years. widow
OF Henry G. Rollo, died Friday morn
ing at 100 o'clock at the hospital after an
illness Of several months. She is survived
bv one daughter. Miss Margaret Rollo. Of
his city; one son, Henry 2. Rollo of Port
Arthur. Ont: a sister, Mrs J. p. Callan.
OF Aurora, Ill, and a brother. Edward
Miles Of Aurora; also by three grandchil-
dren. Her husband died three years ago.
The Pew. H. l.. Thornton preached the
haccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class Of the St Adams high school at the
Unversalist Church Sunday afternoon
His subject was THE Conquerng Power
and Purpose of Life"
Mrs. Emeline tRoberts) St. Amour, aged
81 years, widow of Camille St. Amour
, died Sunday morning at her home on
North Main street after an illness of
about four weeks. She underwent an
. operation about 10 days ago. Mrs. st.
Amour was born in Champlain. N. Y. a
daughter of William and the late Emile
Robarge) Roberts. Her husband died
; about 70 years ago at Barre, where he
. was in business for number Of years.
She is survived by her father; two sons,
| Camille and Leo st. Amour; five sisters,
Mrs. Ida V. Roberts of Troy. n. Y,
Mrs. james Vincent of burlington Mrs.
, Peter Dusseau of Montreal, Mrs. Manuel
Mcnard Of Montpelier and Mrs. John Nc
Nhhon of Pittsheld. Mass. and four
a brothers, George W. Roberts Of this city,
Louis y Roberts Of Niagara Falls. y. Y,
Charles f. Roberts of Port Angeles.
Wash. and James A. Roberts. L. s. A..
a wireless telegraph operator at Fort
Michael. Alaska Funeral services We're
V held at Holy Angels Church Tuesday
Il morning at nine o'clock. the Rev. l.. p
Dcsrocher officiating. and the burial
took place in Holy Angels cemetery. The
members of ST AIMS society. OF which
: she was a member. are requested to at
tend in a body.
c The funeral of Mrs Alberta Bertha
U tChase) Smith, aged Sc years. widow OF
= Clifton H. Smith, who died at her home
! in Georgia Thursday morning. was hell
y a, her late home Sunday afternoon a
r. one O'Clock the Rev, H. L. Thornton
- officiating. The choir of the Baptis
$ Church at Georgia sang. The bearer:
~ were Fred w. Bliss w. o. Bragg, Waite
a Ballard and Charles James, and the buria
l. took place in the Georgia West Plain:
II cemetery.
l. Between = and 40 members OF st
d Adams Lodge. No. 81 l. o. o. F.. ant
ID Bellevue Rebckah Lodge, No. &c, attended
s. the annual memorial service of the orde
% held at st. I.uke's Church Surda!
Is morning The rector the Rev George W
IT Smith. preached from st, John 1915, Sew
oral members of Misssquoi Lodge o
SWarton and Milton Lodge OF Milto
We're present. At the close of the servic
lie the odd Fellows went by special car t
l. the Bay cemetery. where the ritual serv
IL ice of the order was hold after whic
tn the Rehekahs served lunch at odd Eel
., lows hall on North Main street
ID Mrs. Lucy Ann (Place) Wilder. aged :
III years. widow of Edgar Wilder died Nor
IN day afternoon at five o'clock at tn
Mt home of her daughter Mrs. c. II. AIorto.
l. on Bank street, where she had made he
Ut home for 10 years, She had been In failin
r health for several years, and had been 1
for five months The direct cause c
death was foil. The funeral wa
held Wednesday afternoon at l:So o'clocl
-, Tho Rev f \. Lendrum officiated
or Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Suhm of WIGHT,
u, kans., have announced the marriage o.
al Placement of their daughter, Miss Adeli
- Suhm, to J. E. Burbank of Wichita, 70
,, merry Of this city
News has been received Of the brit
Of n son. Virgil Earl, to Mr. and Mr.
Virgil Earl Pinkston of Pasadena, Ca
June Z. Mrs. Pinkston before h.
marriage was Miss Doris Archie
80, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
' Archer, formerly Of this city.
49, What was pronounced by many II
wv best junior prize speaking in the hi
tory of the st. Adams high school toe
~ place at the city hall Monday evening
na First s12, Donald j Corlss; secon
'u, SIS. Miss Alice NJ Brewer; third,
bi, Miss Hortense Robilard; honorab
.,io mention, Carl r. Brown, The judg
~, were Supt. T. w Wallace of Enosbul
no Falls, Mrs. George H. Taylor of Mi
,el ton, and II. Elmer Wheeler of this cit
bo Pol 4,