Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-30
Franklin County.
ST. ALBANS

Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Brown and sons
Carl F. and Philip Brown. have returned
from Syracuse. n. Y, where they at
tended the marriage Of Kenneth q. Brown
to Miss Marjorie Young. On their re-
turn they we're accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth q. Brown. The former
has gone to Burlington to take the me-
mont during the summer. His wife will
| remain in this city.
Word has been received that Stanford
H. Stevens. son OF Mrs. William stan
ford Stevens Of Boston. formerly Of this
city. has enrolled as a naval aviator and
expects to be called for active duty with
in few days. He probably will be at
the ground school at the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. Cambridge.
Mass. three months and then will be
sent south to learn the art Of flying
Philip r. johnson. who has enlisted in
the coast defense. naval reserve. was
| ordered Monday night to report for duty
at ten o'clock Tuesday morning in Bos-
ton and left for that city Monday night.
Mr.. johnson, who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer johnson OF Messenger street.
was graduated this month from the Uni
versity Of Vermont.
The annual meeting of the Warner
Home Corporation was held at the lone
on Friday afternoon and the following
were elected members Of the board of
managers: Mrs. E. D. Fuller. Mrs. E. A.
Chittenden. Mrs. s. 8. Bedarc, Mrs
Frank Walworth Smith, Mrs. F. W. Hyde,
Mrs. Edward C. Smith. Mrs. c. H. Morton.
Mrs. A. H. Rublee. Mrs g. F. Barker,
Mrs. c. A. Bostwick, Mrs. John Branch.
Mrs. c. H. Wood. Mrs. A. g. Head and
Mrs. A. c. s. Beeman. The vacancy
caused by the resignation will be filled
later. The board Of managers reelected
the following officers: President and
treasurer. Mrs Frank walworth Smith
corresponding secretary. Mrs. T. A.
Chittenden; recording secretary, Mrs. A.
8. Head: assistant treasurer. Mrs. c. A.
Bostwick.
Hollis Crosby Woodwork and Mrs.
Louella Cady Chase were married at st.
Luke's chapel Wednesday May a, Rev.
George w. Smith performing the cere-
mony.
Alcide M. st. Denis, aged 80 years.
died at his home on Edward street
Wednesday May q after a long illness.
Funeral services were held at Holy
Angels Church Saturday morning at
nine o'clock. the Rev. L. R. Desroch ers
officiating. Mr.. st. Denis is survived
by his wife and five children, Urgel,
Rollande. Fernand. Adwelda and Rita:
also by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
st. Denis of st. Sebastian, Que, six
sisters the Misses Mary. Louise, Anna
apd Ernestine of st. Sebastian. Sister
Mary Rose of St. Denis Of LePas, Mani
toba, Mrs. Leopold Gotliier Of this city,
and Sister Odena st. Denis Of st. Hya-
cinthe. Que. and five brothers, Levi,
Henry. Joseph and Ebert Of st.
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r. H. Larry and Benjamin King left
Texas. having enrolled for aviation train
ing
Gerard B. Learned Of Fairfax was In
Quoted yesterday by the local selection
board of Franklin county and sent to
Camp Devens. He was transferred from
local board division No. g. Port Fairfield,
Me-
Mrs. George W. Teachout left yesterday
afternoon for a few days visit In Essex
Junction. From Essex she will go to
New York, sailing thence for Panama to
join her husband. Captain Teachout.
SWANTON
Romuald Moreau. son of H. n. Nor
eau of this place. and Miss Denise
BeAuvais of Highgate were married
at s. Louss Church Tuesday morn
ing. the Rev. Mr.. Gauthier officiating.
The Rev, F. Wilson Day attended the
Congregational convention at Lyndon
VILE this week-E. C. Darby Of Alburg
has moved his family here and is occupy
Ing the Aseltine house on Grand avenue.
Isaac Spooner, a former student Of the
Swanton high school. but now a yeoman
! in the United States navy stationed at
the Charleston. Mass. navy yard. passed
Sunday in town, the guest of the Rev.
f.. s. Stone.-Mrs. A. NJ. Monet is visit
ing the family of John O'Day at Mont
real.-Keith Allen. son Of DR.. C. E. Allen.
who has been with the Canadian Pacific
railway, engaged in construction work on
the Pacific coast for the last three years.
has gone to Boston for the purpose Of
enlisting in the navy.-Miss Leah Gau-
thier takes Miss May Donaldson's place
I'm the store of the Direct Importing
company.
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