Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-22
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

attended the city caucus at the city hail
evening appointed committees
to confer with Mayor John e. Maun and
as result Of the conference the mayor
agreed to accept the nomination Of both
republicans and democrats for re-elec-
ton at the march meeting Tuesday.
March 6. The endorsement Of Mayor
Maun by both parties indicated that
unionsm was being employed and soon
the following union ticket was announced:
Mayor, John f. Maun; city clerk AMI
treasurer. B. NJ. Hopkins. re-election);
lister for three years, j. f. Butler; lister
for one year to fill unexpired term of
Major Seymour H. Wood. (now residing
in Florida). A. W. Robinson; city grand
Jurors. A. II. George. r. NJ. Austin and
s. s. Cushing; trustees Of the st. Adams
public library. Elmer johnson and N. n.
Post: auditor for three years. H. w.
Hatch. The republicans Of ward one
met and nominated Edward F. Smith to
fill the unexpired term Of Walter r.
Eastman. (now residing In Boston,. Fred
Mason was nominated for school commits
soner. In ward three the republicans had
as their choice for alderman A. ]. Thi.
bault and the democrats placed in nomi-
nation the name Of Joseph Perron. The
democrats in ward four Nominated Alder
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The roads we're SO drifted Saturday aft
ernoon that many teams that came to
this city from the country were unable to
return home. Many unsuccessful attempts
we're made which resulted In the cutting OF
horses and breaking of harnesses.
Miss Sadie NJ. Nenard of St Adams
town, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Menaru,
and Arthur Odds we're married Monday
morning at $40 o'clock at Holy Angels
convent, the Rev. L. r. Desrochers off,
ciating.
A son was born Friday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. E. Roy Anderson.
News has been received Of the birth
of son. February Is. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl was formerly Miss Bernice Camp
bell of this city.
News has been received in this city of
the death February Of Archibald
Buchanan. Jr.. at his home In Albany.
N. Y. He is survived by his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Buchanan were former residents
of this city.
Miss Mildred Reynolds. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert B. Reynolds, left the
city Feb "A for Minneapolis. Mimi,
where she is to be married to Daniel
Bragg. son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Brags
of Georgia. They will reside in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Martin CWood) Prindle. aged 3;
years. died at her home Thursday morn
Ing at 7:06 o'clock, after a long illness OF
cancer. The funeral was held at the
house Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
| She is survived by her husband: a daugh.
ter Miss Harriet Prindle: and son
Mrs II. b. Fuller of Bakersfield. Hattie
Wood Prindle was born in Jay October
Il, 1850, the daughter of Nenophon and
Harriet (Rublee) Wood. She was married
! to Martin Prindle December 10. 1884
Mrs. Hiram B. Weeks died Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock Of pneumonia
contracted Monday She was 4
years OF age. Besides her husband she il
survived by two daughters, Mrs. s. w
I.andon of Bordentown. N. j.. Mrs. Ernest
w, Roberts of Washington. d. c., also 8
sister, Mrs. Seymour II. WOOD; and sever
grandchildren. She was born here. where
She had always resided. She was
daughter of John j. and Aura X. Bur
CESS. She was married November Is, 1851
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks celebrated their 56tf
wedding anniversary last November.
Peter Boivin, aged 50 years, died Tues
day afternoon at one O'Clock at the hom'
Of his son, the Rev. p. Z. Boivin Of the
Bay. Tho funeral will be held Thursda,
morning at tho Church of Our Lady o.
the Lake at the Bay. The burial will b.
in Coaticook, Que. The surviving children
are Charles of St. Paul's Bay. Que. 10
semi Elvear Of Coaticook, Que. Mrs
Thomas Latleche and Wilfred of Bidde
ford. Me-. Philip Of Vancouver. B. c.. Mrs
William Goulet Of Island Pond and Mrs
A. n. McCready Of Berlin. N. II.
News has been received that Mrs. Johl
1. SewaIl Ct Worcester. Mass. a forme
resident of this city, recently underwear
a serious operation and practically M
hope is entertained for her recovery. Mr.
sewall is also seriously Ill and thei
daughter Mrs Roswell NJ. Austin, of thi
city has been with them for severa
weeks.
Mrs. ]. J. Towle is seriously i'll at tn
st. Adams hospital, where Monday sh
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Miss Lizzie May Graves. only daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stilphen T. Graves, an
John c. Courtney were married at tn
home of the brides parents Wednesda
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by the Re,
w. p. Jackson. After a short trip t
Massachusetts, and New York points NJ,
and Mrs. Courtney will reside at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Graves.
News has been received OF the death G
Miss Anna Redrick. 10 years old, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Redrick of this cit,
which occurred In Richmond. Va, wheI
she was attending the Hartshorn Memoir
, Iial College. Beside her parents she
survived BY brother. James. who Ia
, student at Bricks. North Carolina schoo
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