Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-08

Der of the quartet at the First Congre-
gational Church. Mr.. Anderson sang
in the old Arion Male Quartet several
years under the leadership of DR.. Shce-
rar. This quartet which was famous
throughout Vermt~t, specially for cam
paisn work, accompanied the Vermont
delegation to Canton Ohio, the home OF
William Mckinley at the time of his
nomination for President of the United
states. They sang song, I'VE Want
You. Mckinley, Yes We Do" written
especially for the occasion. S. T.. Royce
of this city wrote the lyrics Mr.. An
dcrson also has been very active In
fraternal and military organizations
He is number of Unity Lodge No. j.
Knights of Pythlas captain of Uni
form Rank, No. L. *. of T., and first
liutenant of co. Il, V. V. NJ He was
second lieutenant of old Co. Il. First
VT Inf captained by Congressman
Frank L. Greene. As Mr.. Anderson
enters his new sphere of business his
friends in st. Adams and Franklin
county wish him the best of luck and
success
Charles NJ. Cox, of Boston, head of the
st. Adams Grain company in this city,
gave a banquet at the Tavern Saturday
evening in honor of Lieut.. Walter Nj.
Tenney, a former office cmploye of the
company. who has just returned to this
city after receiving his final discharge
from the army. Fifteen of Lieutenant
Tcnny's friends were present. After the
banquet the party adjourned to the roof
garden where Lieutenant Tenny told of
his experiences as member of the old
Machine Gun company of this city. Ten
L. ,1,. l..NAs
taken prisoner by the Germans, this oc-
CURED at the battle Schieprey. Tenny
was in the prison for American officers
at Nillingen-in- Baden for several months
and was released Thanksgiving day.
NJ. j. Lorimer Of Newport. has arrived
in this city to begin his new duties as
an auditor for the st. Adams Grain COM
pany. MIR. Lorimer was former deputy
State bank commissioner.
II. II. Sanborn OF Fairfax was taken
Saturday to the State hospital at Water
bury.
Sergeant Carleton Swiggett, who served
in France with Company d. 1O3rd Machine
Gun Battalion, Yankee Division, has gone
to New York, where he will take a
steamer for San Juan Porto Rico, which
is his home. Sergeant Swiggett is a
brother of Ralph Swiggett, well known
in this city and when the war broke out
he came all the way from San Juan ia
st. Adams in order to enlist in the First
Vermont Infantry.
The funeral of Mrs. II. {. Pomeroy of
Stowel street. who died Sunday night at
her home from complication of dis
eases. was held Tuesday, the services
being at the house with the Rev d. c.
Guest officiating. After the funeral. the
body was taken to Franklin the birth
place of the deceased. where the con-
GLIDING services and burial took place.
She was II years old and had lived in St
Adams for the last ~ years. The de-
ceased is survived by her husband, who
is n customs official here: a brother
J. NJ. Cheney: a nephew. Ray Cheney OF
California; and a niece, Bessie G. Bailey
The marriage of Myrel G. Hanley
daughter of w. r Hanley to Roy J
Chase of Portsmouth. ~ H.. occurred
Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock al
the home of the bride the Rev g. /,
Wescott officiating. The groom was mt.
tended by NJ Murphy of Portsmouth and
the bride by Miss Rennie Green of Bur.
lington. The bride wore a gown of bisuu,
colored georgette and carried whit,
roses Mr. and Mrs. Chase left for :
wedding trip and afterward will live a
Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs II. w. Badger. who hay,
been spending six months in ST. Peters
burg Fla. have returned home The,
were ACCOMPANIED from Charleston
s. c.. where they STONED a few days
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. TuthilI and son
Floyd Arlington. Mr.. Tuthill has bee,
! stationed on the L. S. s. Hartford TO
! the last year. Mrs. Tuthill was for
merly Miss Coryse NJ Badger. daugbte
! of Mr. and Mrs. Badger
. News has been received of the mar
| riace of Miss Anna Margaret Coleman
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Coleman
| of Montreal. to Morley f. shaver n
| Peterborough. Ont Anril IA ,rbe brid
| is well known i'm This CITY her fathe
| having formerly beon master car huiIda
! NJ tho Ceutra, Vermont railway, shons
| The funeral of Mrs II & ponerov
| who died sunday evening after a lon
! illness. was held at her lote homo NJ
! Stowel street -ruesdnv afternoon of an
o,cIock the Rev u q Cues, orici,,in.
Tba hod, u,,s ,.l,.n ia I,ran,,,;,, e.
our'a', Mrs., romero VINO was -" year