Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

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ST. ALBANS.
The Rev. whitman p. Stanley Of San
Jose, CAL. formerly Of Franklin county,
was a guest Mt the home Of his cousin,
Mrs. M. p. Brill Thursday He Will visit
for about 10 days in Enosburg Falls, East
Berkshire and West Berkshire, his native
town, In which place he will visit his aged
father. Philo H. Stanley. Mr.. Stanley's
wife had been East nearly month He
! was at one time pastor Of the Methodist
Church at Swanton, leaving about 16 years
ago for California, where he has since
made his home.
DR.. Frank E. Blake formerly Of this
city. has been appointed veterinary Tor
the State to test cattle, ETC.. and has ar
rived in this city, where he will make his
headquarters. This is the position held for
many years by the late DR.. j. C. Parker.
DR.. Blake left here about three years ago
for Chicago, from which point he went
short time ago to Springfield, Mass, and
now he is transferred to Vermont. Mrs.
Blake. and little son and daughter have
also arrived here and for the present are
making their home with Mrs. Blake's
mother. Mrs. John Smith, on Walnut
street, but they expect to move to Lincoln
avenue soon.
st. Adams Court, No. 1859, Indepen-
dent Order Of Foresters. has elected
the following officers: Court Deputy,
George W. Perron; court physician. J.
@. Perrault: chief ranger. f. Jabaut:
vice chief ranger. A. s. Randall; re-
cording secretary, W. r. Austin; finan-
cial secretary. J. A. Charbonneau;
Tuscany; superintendent of Juvenile
court. c. Robinson; organist. F. Rich
ard; senior woodward, M. Gangraw;
junior woodward. E. Brault; senior bea-
die, Leslie F. McCarron; Junior beadle,
Charles G. Mossey; financial commit
tee, Frank H. Hawkins and Frank Rob-
erts; trustees, r. F. Leahy and LUCENT
Trombley.
News has been received Of the mar
riage Of Thomas Patton MBryde. for
merly OF this city, to Miss Eva Hart,
which took place at Liverpool, Eng,
November 49, Mr.. MBryde. who was
employed In the clothing store of c. H.
Morton In this city several years, went
from here to Canada and shortly after
the outbreak Of the war enlisted in the
band of the 26th Winnipeg battalion.
The condition Of A. w. Lawson of Mont
gomery, who was brought to the st.
Adams hospital Sunday suffering from in.
1uries received while working in the woods.
Is as comfortable as could be expected.
He suffered fracture of the left humerus.
The arm was badly torn and injured.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Barber of South Main street at the
Sherwood sanitarium Monday night.
Charles N. Ward, aged So years, died at
the st. Adams hospital Saturday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock of diabetes. The body
was taken to w. A. McLennan's UNDER
taking parlors and was taken by train
Monday morning to East Berkshire. Fol-
lowing the funeral, which took place
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, the
; remains were sent to Providence r. l.,
for burial. Mr.. Ward is survived by his
wife and one sister, Mrs. E. A. Clark
of East Berkshire.
James s. Harvey. aged IS years, died
: Saturday night about II o'clock at the
home Of Charles Powers on the Kellogg
road after a short illness of bronchia
pneumonia. The remains were taken tc
w. A. McLennan's undertaking parlors
and from there to the home of Mr.. Har.
!. vey's son. James Harvey, on Upper Wei.
den street. Besides the son, Mr.. Harvey
is survived by three daughters. Mrs
Dewitt Rice of Lebanon, N. H., and Mrs
, vey Of Rochester, N. Y, and by two
, sisters. Mrs. Martha Powers of st. Alban.
, and Mrs. Harriet Coleman Of Schenec.
tady, N. Y.
DIR. Frank z. Blake. who has recently
come to this city, is veterinary in the
employ of the federal government ant
was transferred to this point. where hi.
work will be in connection with the eradi
cation Of tuberculosis. DR.. Blake, who
formerly lived in this city. has been il
the government employ three years.
Garrett Ellis. member Of the junior
class of the st. Adams high school, ha.
been appointed first alternate to the Uni
ted States Naval Academy at Annapolis
5 and will leave December 30 to enter tn,
a military prep school to prepare for tn,
t April examinations.
$ Joseph Beauclaire, aged 81 years, o
= Milton, died at the st. Adams hospita
t Saturday morning at 2:25 o'clock of ulcer
Of the stomach. The body was taken t
r. H. Mecorney's undertaking parlor
and from there to Mr. Beauclaire's lat
home Sunday morning.
: Over 30 children enjoyed for the lit
. ;, year the Christmas tree at the Autono
i ctIb Saturday afternoon. While Il.
children were gathering Mrs. N. N. AT
!, wood played several selections on tn
. ica." Just before the gifts were dis
;. trbuted Santa Claus. impersonated
. Mrs. A. H. Rublee. appeared and shoe
hands with the little folks. After tn
distribution Of the gifts ice cream an
!. cake were served and then the childre
- were entertained at the Bellevue theatr
through the kindness of Carlisle
; Bedard. The arrangements for the part
. were In charge Of Mrs. A. A. Emery.
N Mrs. w. H. Jennison died at her hon
on North Main street yesterday afte
noon after a several months illness. Mr.
Jennison was born in Whiting May
1923, and was therefore over "a years oil
n Most of her life was spent In Frank
o county the last forty years In st. Alban
l. She IL survived by two daughters. Il
st Misses Mary f. and Bertha C. Jennisc
ls of this city, one son, William w. Jennist
~ of Portland, Me-. and two grGndchildre
6. The funeral will be held Mt the house Sa
IS urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
m M MONTGOMERY.
n. Tho subject Sunday at the Method
"a Episcopal Church will be "Beginnil
u Again." Address to young people "Wh
10 We Believe" Evening subject. 1.-THE Lig
w in Our Path."-There was large gatht
" ing Christmas eve to participate In t
- community Christmas tree. The children
or exercises were excellent.-Harold Domi
is home for a few days.-The Ct
no wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ut Shangraw was observed on Sunday la
II and the following were entertained at tn
hnv Ar onA Mro 4