Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-29
FRANKLIN COUNTY
st. ALBANS.

Ot. ALDA4\O.
Charles H. Sabin, aged So years, died
June II at his home Con- /
gress street after a long period of i'll
health. Mr.. Sabin was born in Montpel-
Ter the son of Harry D. and Sarah (Rich.
mond) Sabin. He is survived by his wife:
one daughter. Miss Ruth r. Sabin; and !
three sons, Clifford f.. Herman and
Lloyd Sabin; also by one brother,
Harry Sabir, all Of this city. Funeral
services were held at the Baptist Church
Friday afternoon at go o'clock. the Rev.
j. Wesley Rafter officiating. and burial
was in the South Main street cemetery.
The Rev. S. ". Anthony left the city
June 20 for Lower Salnah. ". !
S. called there by the death Of his moth
er, Mrs Andrew Anthony aged "a years.
which occurred June %. Mrs.
Anthonys husband died in January, 1915, |
this being the first break in the family. |
which consisted OF Mr. and Mrs Anthony I
and l2 children. All the children survive. |
The marriage engagement Of Miss Ger |
trude A. Aseltine, daughter Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Merrill L. Aseltine of Springfield.
Mass, to Carleton j. Smith OF Northanp.
ton, Mass. of Mr. and Mrs. A ]. !
Smith of Enosburg Falls, is announced.
Both Miss Aseltine and Mr.. Smith form. ,
erly resided in this city.
Mrs. Jennie tPrindle) Flood. aged
SO years, wife of Scion Flood. died at
her home on North Main street Fri-I
day morning at $3.50 o'clock from tho
| effects of a stroke of paralysis suffer-
ed June 10 Besides her husband, Mrs.
Flood Is survived by three children.
Miss Nora Flood. John Flood and Mrs.
Chester H. Lampman. all of this city.
The funeral was held at St. Luke's
Church Sunday afternoon at two
o clock.
About 80 members of the Young
Women's Auxiliary of the First Con-
gregational Church enjoyed the annual
picnic at Mrs. W. II. Chafee's cottage
at Hathaway point Saturday. Dinner
and supper were served. The annual
meeting was held and the following
officers were elected: President. Mrs.
w. 5. Hutchinson; vice president. Mrs.
c.. O. Mitchell: secretary. Miss Mary
Warner; treasurer, Mrs. f. J. st. Clair:
chairman of flower committee, Mrs. s.
! w. Anthony chairman of lookout COM
mittee. Mrs. H. NJ brennan; chairman
of entertainment committee. Mrs. c. S.
Campbell.
| News was received here Saturday OF
the death that morning Of II. c. Soule.
| formerly for many years a resident
| of st. Adams at the Emergency hos
| pital in Washington. d. c. Mr.. Soule
was son of the late Hiram B. and
Louisa Q. (Curtis) Soule of this city.
He is survived by a brother. Walter 8.
Soule of Evanston. ILL.,. and sister.
Miss Alice l.. Soule of New York city.
Joseph +. Richard. aged So years.
died at his home on Lake street Sun.
day after an lines of four months.
suffering stroke of paralysis on Feb
ruary IS as the result of Brights dis
| ease.
Rene. the -year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest \. Quintin OF Lower
! Weldon street, died sunday morning
at eight o'clock of whooping cough.
The funeral was held at Mount Cal.
vary cemetery Monday at two
o'clock, the Rev. L. f. Desrochers. pas
tor of Holy Angels Church ofaciat-
ing. Besides his parents, the child 10
survived by one sister and three BROTH
ers, one of the brothers being his twin.
All the children are i'll with whoopinG
cough.
The funeral of Joseph r. Richard. aged
81 years who died Sunday afternoon after
an illness of four months was held at
Holy Angels Church Wednesday morning
at nine O'Clock and the burial took place
lin Mount Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Richard
is survived by his wife, six daughters. and
two sons; Elzebeth t., Carrie A. Alma
Nj. Esther l., Irene NJ, Eugene f, Ray
mond L., and Mrs. George Pelky. all OF
this city: also by two sisters. Mrs. Julien
Neilleux and Mrs Edward Veilleux of ST.
Adams: and one brother. Napoleon Rich
ard, of Lowell. Mass. MIR. Richard was
born in St. Adams, May IL. 1885, and had
always resided here. For many years he
had been a contractor in mason and brick
work
4 pretty wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. George on Elm street.
when Mrs Georges niece, Miss Nettie AL
berta Leach, was united in marriage with
Clayton George Rugg of Cambridge. the
Rev II. L. Thornton, pastor of the Uni-
velsalist Church. performing the cere-
mony, The bride was attended by her
twin sisters, the Misses Mildred and Hill
dred Leach, of this city and only immedi-
ate members of the families were present
a. the cereno ny. The house was attract
lively decorated with cut flowers. Imme-
diately following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Rugg left for motor trip through
the southern part of the State. On their
return they will reside in Cambridge.
Mrs. Laura +. Gynch Hersey. aged IS
years, wife of II, Hersey, died at her
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