Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-08
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


Enosburg Falls appeared before Judge
N. N. Post in the city court Thursday
morning under the blanket act. They were
found guilty and each was sentenced to
serve not less than one nor more than two
years in the house of correction at Rut-
land. George Bombard Of Swanton juno
ton, aged II years, was sentenced to the
State Industrial school at Vergennes for
delinquency. His brother. Frank. Ii years
old, was put on probation by Judge Post.
The price of milk advanced from 10 to
II cents, retail Thursday.
Major and Mrs. S. II. Wood left Thurs
day morning for st. Petersburg, Fla, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Lewis H. Wright and infant son.
Lewis, who have been spending several
months with Mrs. Wright's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Collins, have left for their
home at College Station. Texas. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns and daughter. Miss Ethel Collins,
who will spend the winter in College Sta
ton.
Kenneth G. Groom. who recently went
to Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. as
member Of the selective draft army. has
returned home, having received his dis
charge for being under weight.
News has been received OF the marriage
Of Ensign Ivan L. Church. son of Mrs. j.
Il. Church of South Main street, and Miss
Amanda Regina Thorsen Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, which took place at the Church OF the
Redeemer in Brooklyn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. T. j. Lacy
Ensign Church was a second engineer with
the w. r. Grace company Of New York
on the Santa Barbara. He expects to be
called to service at any time. Ensign
and Mrs. Church are on a trip through
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Cushing Friday afternoon.
George p. Catlin Of Swanton has been
appointed a deputy sheriff to take
place of Luke p. Martin. who went re-
Gently to Rutland to take a position In
the house Of correction. and has taken
up his duties here. He will maintain
his residence in Swanton. Mr.. Catlin
was a deputy under the late Sheriff B.
F. Kelley many years ago and served
for four years in that capacity under
Sheriff G. c. Holmes until he was sue
ceeded by Deputy Sheriff ]. B. Alfred.
Charles Daignault. aged IS years
died at his home on South Main street
Friday morning from the effects OF
a stroke of paralysis suffered Thurs
day morning. Mr.. Daignault was born
in Canada. He Is survived by his wife
and seven children, Mrs. L. H. Quebec
of Tupper Lake, N. Y. Mrs. Archie
Viens of Georgia. and Estelle. Edward
William, John and Joseph of this city
also by four grandchildren. all OF this
city. Mr. Daignault was an employe OF
the Central Vermont Railway com.
pany. Funeral services were held Al
Holy Angels Church Monday morning
at nine o'clock. the Rev. L. r. Des'
rochers officiating. and the burial tool
(Nn1
Word has been received that j. c. Berry
man. son Of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Bergman
of Diamond street. and who for year ha
: been employed in an ammunition plant IL
Montreal. has enlisted IN the Royai Flyini
Tho 18th annual meeting Of the FRANKLIN
County TEACHERS association will be hel,
in this city Friday. December Z.
MANY friends in this city will be in
terested 10 learn Of the birth Of a daugh
ter phoebe Elizabeth. to Colonel and Mrs
John Grant Norton of Montpelier Octobe
, Al Colonel Norton formerly resided in thi
!, Mrs s. w. Royal of Brewer. Me-. ha
arrived in the city to spend the white
Z with her daughter. Mrs. G. o. Mitchell.
, Tbe 18th annual reunion and ban
nuet Of the Spanish American wa
, ,otarans was held at The Tavern Monda.
i evening. Congressman Frank
|, craere of this city. who was capital
~ Company B. LIST Inf, VT Vols. fror
this city and who is president of tn
association Of war veterans here. pre-
/, .,ded at the informal program o
!, speaking which took place after tn
r banquet =, W.
a ond Miss Winifred s. Hall. daughter O
> NE C. Hall OF fairfield street. wer
, ,arr,ed at the home Of the bride satur
e day evening at nine o'clock. the Rev
Anthony. pastor OF the First Con
!, Sr.got,onal Church. performing the cere
onw only few relatives and friend
n a,,anded the wedding.
i" The annual meeting of the Willin
- u1arrsrs Of the Methodist Episcops
:. C,'mrch held with Mrs. IL. p. Sweene,
~ ,ollowing officers were elected: Pres
s,. Mrs. Philliar Partlow; vice-pres
= S Se,. Mrs. Sweeney; secretary, MIR
AIhsrt bates: treasurer. Mrs. l.. ]. Petel