Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-07
Franklin County.
ST. ALBANS.

ST. ALBANS.
Alfred c. Hakey, 81, died Friday
| evening at 6:10 o'clock at the hospital.
where he had been for three months. The
body was taken to c. r. McAllister's
undertaking parlors and from there
to the home Of his son, Fred Hakey.
on Water street Mr.. Hakey came
here from Burlington nine months ago to
make his home with his son. The funeral
was held Tuesday morning and the body
was placed in the vault Of Greenwood
cemetery.
George Daniels. aged 3s years. died at
the St. Adams hospital Friday morning
at 3:15 o'clock of bright's disease. The
remains were taken to the home Of his
brother, Frederick D. Daniels. on Brainerd
street. Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock at
Holy Angels Church. the Rev. l.. r.
Desrochers officiating. and the body was
placed In the vault of Mount Calvary
cemetery. Mr.. Daniels was a member OF
Champlain Court. No. 402, Catholic Order
of Foresters. He is survived by three
brothers, William and Leander. Edward
of West Shefford. p. O., and Frederick d.
Of this city; also by three sisters. Mrs.
Charles Sanders Of Underhill, Mrs. Henry
Bissette Of Shefford and Miss Edna
Daniels Of Shefford.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Kennedy Of Fairfield street Friday.
Martin Prindle was painfully injured
Thursday night when thrown from load
of wood as ne was returning home from
his farm In St. Adams hill The accident
occurred as the team turned into the yard
at the Prindle home on Fairfield street
Mr. Prindle struck his head and
: shoulder.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith
, have issued invitations to the marriage OF
. their niece. Miss Annette Burnett Mackay
to Dr. Edwin Pyle. which will take place
: on Saturday. March 16, at 4:30 o'clock ir
p. the Collegiate Church Of St. Nicholas II
0 New York reception will be held a.
the Colony club Immediately following TIT
ceremony.
Mrs. F. F. Lucas left Thursday To-
New York and from there sailed 10
San Juan, Porto Rico. called by thu
) serious iNness of her niece. Mrs. Ralpf
S. Swiggett.
S Lindsay l.. Brown left Thursday morn
r ing for Ithaca, N. Y. having beer
n ordered to report to the commandant o
5. the school of military aeronautics a
W Cornell University. Mr.. Brown. who II
3. student at Norwich University. en-
listed few months ago in the aviation
branch Of the signal corps.
Henry Loomis. who makes his hom
~ with his son. E. r. LOOMS. on Higl
Il street. was found unconscious IN IN
:, road on Bank street February Y by N.
:. Atwood. who summoned by Alan David
. son and the man was taken home. II
= was suffering from ptomaine poisoning
'' Funeral services for Joseph A. SWEET
8 aged 60 years, who died suddenly last Fri
~ day of heart trouble. were held at hi
. late home on High street Sunday moor
% the Rev. John B. Magee. pastor or Tn
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiating
G The bearers we're: Joseph A. and Kennel
III 8. SWEET, Alfred Rodden. 7. F. Mile
10 Thomas Rodden and f. f. Corrigan. an
IN the body was placed in the vault OF Greer
49, wood cemetery. Mr.. SWEET, who was tn
ne only son of Joseph A. and Esther downs
an SWEET was born in st. Paul. Mimi, an
" came to st. Adams with his parents whe
no he was about IS years old. He was en-
Sc Moved as a mechinist by the Central We
OF mont railway 81 years. About year ae
n he was obliged to give up work on accouI
p Of I'll health. Mr. SWEET married Miss Ma
ne Jean Rodden. who survives. together VII
as two sons and two daughters. Mrs. T.
ne Miles, Joseph A. and Kenneth S. Swe
N. of this city and Miss Jean r. SWEET
ed Boston. Two grandchildren also surviv
n Donald Francis Miles. who is with u
n Machine Gun Battalion somewhere
Oh France" and Doris NJ Miles of this city
p- Charles Seaman Read. a naval avi
ny tor with the rank of ensign, who WI
a killed while flying in France, had be-
Ter frequent guest of Lieut.. Curtis
20. Smith of Congress street. He left va
no University. where he was senior,
~ ,rt Nun a a
'ge sistant manager of the football SOU
he and would have been manager this We
ak had he remained in college. Ensil
nd Read was a son of the late William
to Read. a New York banker.
,it- Eleven men took the examinations
r.. the federal building Saturday for I'll
,tit grade clerical positions In the he
ror service, including customs and intern
tes revenue services.
t,a Mrs. Melinda Moshier aged Ga yea
w wife of Charles Moshier of Pine sire
AZ, died Saturday afternoon at Ave o'clo
-" at the st. Adams hospital where 3
was taken for treatment about thr
weeks ago. The remains were TAX
to the home of william Ryan on WI
at nut street and the funeral was III
Is AT Holy Angels Church Monday morni
IN at nine o'clock. The Rev, l.. r. Desrocht
u officiated and the body was plac
w in the vault OF Mount calvary &c
"e etery. Besides her husband NJ
."e Moshier Is survived by two siste
e. Mrs. william Ryan of this city a
y, Mrs, Charles Spaulding of Brattlebo
LOT and one brother, Charles Sharrow
90. this city.
as' At the last meeting OF the city coun
al held Monday evening previous to the 6
Vi nual city meeting. several matters
ORC minor importance were considered, AT
nor which the council adjourned, reconven
almost Immediately. with Health OH
w. 3. Arnold. as the local board of heal
DIR. Arnold reported that the State 30;
and Of Health had found the tenements at
Pa, Laselle street. the so-caled miss
and block, 30 Pine street and one at the C
age ner Of Pearl and Federal streets i'm
rem unsanitary condition. A resolution v
airy passed that Health officer Arnold
h. authorized to give written notice to
-om Rev p S. McKillop, the A. II. Geo