Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Notice was received Saturday BY the
local selection board for Franklin county
that the district board for Vermont at
Montpelier had discharged edward Wan
dell David of Enosburg Falls on Indus
trial grounds. The date of the discharge
was September q. The name Of Freder-
ick Edward Waite of Fairfield was certi-
fed on the list to take the place of Mr..
David.
Mrs. Henry Harmon Noble and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Ruth Noble, have
come here from Essex, N. y, and another
daughter, Mrs. II. Hilliard Proctor, has
come from New York to make their home
in his city. They will reside on High
street. Mr.. Noble, who is IN the United
States customs service. has been IN this
city nearly a year. A S~partanburg. S. c.,
despatch to the New York limos states
that Lieut.. John II. Noble, u. S. r., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, has been assigned
to the first regiment, New York National
Guard. one of the units which Will COM
, pose the 10th regular national army.
The remains of Mrs. David A. Elliot,
who died Thursday morning at her
home in White River Junction. were
brought here Friday and taken to
the home of her sister. Mrs. George ..
Taylor, on Upper Weldon street where
the funeral services were held Saturday
n afternoon at two o'clock. The burial
was in Greenwood cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Guy c. Prentiss went to White
River Junction n accompanied the
body to this city. Mrs. Elliot Is sur
yiyed by her husband: one sister. Mrs.
| Taylor, n three brothers,, Guy c.
Prentiss of this city. Edward Prentiss
of Springfield. Mass. and George Prem
tiss of Milton. Another brother. Grant
L. Prentiss, of his city, died about 10
days ago.
DR.. e. p. Lunderville n family are
expected in this city from Rlchtord
this week and DR.. Lunderville Will To-
cate here for the practice of his pro-
f~ession. He has been a successful
physician in Richford for many years
and has recently sold his practice and
real estate there to DR.. II. A. Bogue'
who returns to Richford after an alb
sence of Ave years in California Dr'
Lunderville and his family will make
their home with Mrs. Lunderville'
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Paquet, on South
Main street.
III. w. Bevins of Georgia has pur-
chased L. +. Barrett's meat market on
South Main street.
In franklin County Court Friday
morning the case of Grace L.. smith VS.
Charles IL. Smith, divorce, was heard
but no decision was given. Alan Rose
Purdue of Richford was na~turaii2ed.
Capt. A.. A. Skeels, who Is the guess
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. a. skeeis
will address the members OF the I1ee
Cross society informally at the Ow
club assembly hall Saturday evening a.
eight o'clock on 'Red Cross WORE
Among the Allies" He will tell OF some
of his experiences. Captain skeeis ha'
served with the Royal army medical corp'
during the past two years.
Postmaster William ii. Finn mas re
ceived an order from the postonlee de
partment officially designating the 81
Adams office as the distributing agenc!
for all Franklin county offices excep
those at Swanton. Richford and EnosburI
Falls, which are ~second-class omces
This means hat % offices come unde
the direction Of Postmaster Finn an
he IL designated the central postmaster