Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-09
Franklin County.
ST. ALBANS

j. A. Coleman Of upper Newton street.
who for IS years. has been connected
with the American Express company
in this city and for a few years in
charge of the office. has taken a posi-
ton as custom agent for the company.
He will have his office in the rooms
recently established in the Seymour
block on Kingman street to handle
this branch of the work Mr.. Coleman.
who came here May I. 1900. has worked
as night clerk. day clerk. cashier. and
agent. He will be succeeded by John
F.. Hobart who has been in charge of
the office in Essex Junction II years.
Chester Barnes. clerk and transfer man
at Essex Junction nine years, will sue
coed Mr.. Hobart.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of St. Luke's
Church Tuesday afternoon elected Mrs
Harry Palmer. Mrs. Hattie White and
Mrs. Clarence Atkinson delegates to the
convention to be held in Windsor.
Miss Emma Fitzgerald aged 40
years died early Tuesday morning at
the home of her brother. william Fitz-
gerald, on Lincoln avenue, after a long
illness. The funeral will be held
this morning at nine O'Clock at st.
Mary's Church and the burial will take
place in the family lot in the cemetery
at Fairfield. her native town. Miss
Fitzgerald is survived by sister. Miss
Mary Fitzgerald of Fletcher and four
brothers, J. NJ. of Fletcher, Garrett OF
Fairfield, and Patrick and William of
this city.
At the meeting of the city council
Monday evening, il was voted to ap-
propriate $500 for the st Adams public
library.
Austin jerks of Gardiner, Me-. is the
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L. jerks, while waiting a call for SER
vice in the navy
Lindsay L. Brown returned home Tues
day from the Fanny Allen hospital, Wi
nooski where he underwent an operation
nearly four weeks ago for mastoid alb
scess. His condition is improving stead
lily.
Miss Lucinda Mccarthy. aged about 81,
died at her home on Messenger street
Friday afternoon at three O'Clock. The
body was taken to Henryville, Que,
her former home, for the funeral and
burial. Miss Mccarthy lived with two
sisters. the Misses Elvna and Emma Nc
Carthy, and brother Daniel, in this
city Another brother lives in Henryville
ID. ii. Whiting & Son. who have con-
Quoted creamery in the old Franklin
| County Creamery associations building
on Deal street several years, have vacated
the buildings and for the present will
take milk at the cars.
| A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. p j
Hackett Of Lake street Sunday night.
Mrs. George Allen of Milton, aged a.
died Tuesday morning at five O'Clock
at the Sherwood sanitarium, where She
underwent an operation last week Wed.
nesday. The body was taken to her home
Tuesday morning.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Gaylord Corliss of Greens Corners at the
st. Adams hospital Tuesday morning.
Miss Josephine Caderette, who has beer
at the Sherwood sanitarium three weeks
for treatment, returned to her home al
Highgate Springs Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
c. j. Spauldins at the st. Adams hospita
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Kelley of Enosburg Fall.
underwent successful operation at tn,
hospital in this city Tuesday morning
News has been received of the safe arri
val overseas of Lieut., Donald Il. Hyde o
New York. son of Mrs. l.. w. Hyde O
Bank street.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Shaw ant
family arrived here Tuesday from 81
Johnsbury and Mr.. Shaw will take ul
his work as superintendent of the south
ern district of the Vermont Methods
conference, Tho Rev. W. u. Dukeshir
and family left Tuesday for EnosburI
Falls, where Mr.. Dukeshro will take u
his duties as pastor.
The honor roll Of the st, Adams higl