Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The State board of education has re-
considered it's decision to maintain
teacher-training course in st. Adams
the coming year and will continue 1t in
Swanton another year, after which IL
will be established permanently in this
city. 1t is said that this was MADE
necessary because several students had
already made arrangements to attend
the Swanton school.
The marriage engagement of Miss kath-
crime Bagnall Of Adams, Mass, formerly
Of this city, to Perry IL. Bascomb of New
York is announced.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage of Miss Florence Saraette Newton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Seymour
Newton of South Main street to William
Cornelius Reed of Wolcott. which will take
place at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening, September l..
reception will be held at the home or the
brides parents following the ceremony.
A daughter, Margaret Ida, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hewey of North Main
street August 2s.
Nathan A. Derush of this city and Miss
Alice M. Hebert of Laconia, n. H., were
married at the Baptist parsonage Wednes-
day Aug. % by the Rev. j. Wesley Rafter
A son, Leonard, was born to Mr. and
Mrs Joseph A. Quay of Lake street
August "a.
Twenty-Five boys left "Kamp Kill Kare'
Saturday night by way of Burlington for
their respective homes, the last of the As
boys who have been at the recreation
camp during the season which opened
July 2, and that department of the camp
is closed for the season. There are 16 boys
at the tutoring camp at Samson's and
about eight councillors remain. The tutor
ing camp will close next Saturday. Ralph
z direCtOr returned
his home in Morristown, N. j., and H. w
Heath, treasurer, is now in charge. The
Ave councillors who have left camp are
e. N. White, who has gone to Princeton.
N. j.; Victor Boel to Chester. Pa; X. A
Clement to Morristown, N. J: DR. T. S.
duncan to Westport, Ont, and Franklin
1sham to New Haven.
Mrs. n. -. ~4>ach, who has been at the
hospital in this city with her sister. Miss
Ruth Leach went to Sheldon yesterday.
THE condition of Miss Leach who has
.-.-been critically i'll following serious opera
-l.tion performed about week ago, is some
what improved. Mrs. N. p. Leach, for
merly Of Sheldon. who has lived in Pasa-
dena. CAL. for several years. came East
last May to mako her home with her son,
the Rev. F. Barnby Leach. in Montpelier.
The date of the opening of the city
schools has been set for September II.
: They were scheduled to open the 10th
.7nst and this Is a precautionary meas
(Eaire against the spread of infantile
as there is one case in the
Frtity.
rs Miss Florinda Lehman of Elm street was
y seriously injured late Tuesday evening
.sss.when she fell or was thrown from a trolley
car on Lake street running from this city
to the Bay. The car ran a short distance
after the accident occurred, then backed
and the n lIre6 ,,ir ,oI
In semi-conscious condition and taken
20 DR.. ]. G.. Perrault's house. Later she
was taken to her home and DR.. Arthur
q Morton was summoned He found that she
. had suffered a cut on the back of her head,
y. bad bruises on her left hip, and bad
~pruse on the left arm. She recovered con-
,nfciousness for only few moments at a
~.tfme during the night. No one seems to
know just how the accident occurred. AL
Enough suffering severe pain in her head
a Ind from other injuries yesterday, it is
q Expected she will recover.
d. Miss Mabel Domey, daughter of Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Michael Domey of Lake street, and
.v.Charles Viens. son of Mr. and Mrs Ma
.,ypoleon Niens of Georgia, were married at
~ Holy Angels Church Tuesday morning.
stThe Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performed the
.sceremony. The bride wore dark blue
"a Suit with hat to match and carried a
ssS"nito prayer DOCK. MISS Cora Hurlbut of
,rrthis city acted maid of honor and AL
.C,Viens of Detroit Mich, brother of the
groom, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs
,,;;:VNfens have gone on trip to southern
81 y ermont points Among out of town
>. guests present at the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Napoleon Viens, daughters,
Blanche and Cecile. and Mr.. and Mrs.
ssArchie Viens of Georgia, Mrs. Fred Bar
, rier OF Montreal and Mr.. and Mrs Perras
:, Of Milton.
s,s The local selection board for Franklin
county Is holding daily sessions to con-
- slider claims for exemption of those men
who have passed the physical examina-
81 ton. OF the 273 men called before the
board In an effort to secure 46 men, the
County's quota, the names of "a have
~ peen certified up to the district board
q at Montpelier One of those Just ex-
y. empted by the board is Fred A. Walker.
ian unmarried man, who was exempted
ION the ground that he is a municipal
offcer. He is the alderman for ward six
and the Office is not an appointive one.
There is an exemption clause which says
. that a man who holds a muncpal or
- State office which cannot be filled by ap-
PN.pointment may be exempt if exemption
f"is desired.
- w, Lloyd O'Brien of Billings, Mont,
'ffiformerly of this city, has gone with
,fthe medical corps from Fort Ethan AL
pt1en to Camp Bartlett, Westfeld, Mass.
'ss Mr. 'OBrien was assistant at Billings to
'tthe president of the National Fuel COM
~ pany. Previous to leaving for West
;. field he spent few days with his par
7aents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. O'Brien, of
'i@Swanton. formerly of this city.
SWANTON.
~, Mr. and Mrs L. H. Wood of To ir