Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-03
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST, ALBANS.

The funeral Of Hiram B. Clark, aged So
years, who died Thursday afternoon at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. George
w. Bronson, in Detroit, Mich, was held
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Harry
F. Hatch, on South Main street Monday
afternoon at two O'clock the Rev. j.
Wesley Rafter officiating. The services
were private. The bearers were: c. d.
Watson, Frank A. Clark. w. r. Clark and
Walter 8. Clark, and the burial was In
Greenwood cemetery. Among out Of town
relatives and friends who attended the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Bronson Of Detroit. who accompanied the
remains here. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Prunier and Arthur C. Page of Montreal.
Mrs. Prunier is a daughter. Mr. Clark
was born in st. Adams August 10, 1929.
and spent the greater part of his life here.
For several years he has made his home
with Mrs. Bronson and for four years has
been with her in Detroit Besides the three
daughters he is survived by his wife who
makes her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Prunier. She was prevented by illness
from attending the funeral. A brother Of
Mr.. Clark. Charles H. Clark. Of South
Main street. died last April
Noah Lucier and Miss Eva Richard were
married at Holy Angels Church Monday
morning at seven o'clock, the Rev L. Il.
Desrochers performing the ceremony.
They were attended by Miss Beatrice
Campono as maid Of honor and Ectus
Lucier as best man.
]. H. Cummings of South Main street.
aged 70 years. died Monday morning at
four o'clock at the st. Adams hospital fol.
which were private. were held at his
late home yesterday afternoon. the Rev,
George F. Fortier officiating. and the
burial took place in Greenwood ceme-
terry.
Jacques Roberts. who for two weeks
has been at the Sherwood sanitarium.
where he was taken for treatment follow
! ing an accident in which he suffered a
compound fracture Of the lower jaw. has
returned to his home on Hoyt street.
Mrs. l.. E. Basford. aged GO years, died
at her home on Diamond street at 6:20
o'clock Sunday evening. She is survived
ny a daughter. Miss Ethel Basford, and
a sister. Mrs. Dorcas c. Hoyt both of
| this city. The funeral services were
| held at the home Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3o o'clock, the Rev. ]. Wesley Rafter
officiating.
A. II. Hurlbut Post, No. go. G. A. r., has
elected the following officers: Commander
John z. Wright; senior vice commander
Marshall st. Germain; Junior vice-com
mander, M. M. Rice: officer of the day
Henry Jarvis: quartermaster. A. s
Greene; chaplain. J. g. Moore: surgeon
William Roberts; officer of the guard
Louis Johnson.
News has been received that T. r. Ryan
son Of the late John H. Ryan of this city
has received n commission as major o
the Second battalion. 21st engineers Mr.
Ryan's brother, w. b. Ryan. who also Il
we'll known here is captain of the It'll
regiment Of engineers and since July ha
been In France. where he went will
General Pershing.
Sidney Y. Hammond of South Mail
street and Miss Nellie Lawrence Temple
ton OF Fairfax street were married at thu
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Webster II
Waterbury Christmas eve, the Rev. p. g
Lord performing the ceremony. Mr.. ant
K Mrs. Hammond will reside In this city
t where the groom is in business.
g Announcements have been receives
: OF the marriage of Jonn Allison Arnold
t formerly of this city, and Miss Luc
s May Kelley. daughter of Mr.. and Mr.,
= ]. W. Kelley Of Fitchburg. Mass. whic
j. took place In Fitchburg December 2:
d Mr.. Arnold was organist at the Univer
r salist Church when no lived In st. Al
= bans
y MISS Beatrice Applebaum of Hoyt stree
and Max Grodzinsky of Cedar street wer
= married at the Jewish synagogue on Fed
'. eral street Tuesday evening at five o'cloc
~ Rabbi Is. Yelin. assisted by s Godfrey
~ performed the ceremony. The bride
gown was OF white georgette crepe owe
net She wore veil and a wreath of OF
ange blossoms and carried a bouquet q