Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10
Franklin County
ST. Adams

Mrs. Charles Morse, aged 20. died at
her home on Lower Weldon street Thurs
day morning, death resulting from a
stroke of paralysis. The funeral was
held at Holy Angels Church Saturday
morning, the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers, pas
tor officiating. The deceased is survived
by her husband, two sons, Charles Pat
node and Jesse Morse and a daughter.
Mrs. Guy H. Hackett and three grand
children. Elmer G. Bracket, o: this city,
Mrs. Edward Pierce OF Greenfield. Mase
and Mrs. George Edwards Of New York
city.
Mrs Florence Fl. Bruce. who has been
out of health several months, died at 1890
o clock Friday morning a: her home on
North Main street. Funeral services were
held at her home Sunday afternoon
at Ave o'clock. Mrs Bruce was born III
Saratoga Springs, \. Y. in April, 1912
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. 3.
B. Perkins of this city. and Mrs. Farrand
S. Stranahan Of Providence, r. l.. and by
a grandson, F. Stewart Stranahan of
Providence: also by a sister. Miss Ger
rude e. Fonda. and brother, Frank W.
Fonda OF this city.
]. W. Ryan and Norman W. Brown
have purchased of r. A. Bedore his
meat market on North Main street.
Possession was taken Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Ryan up to his retirement
from business a few years ago had
conducted successfully a meat market
and grocery store on Kingman street
for many years. Mr. Brown has been
a meat cutter for several years. Mr.
Bedore will remain here for some time
an his plans for the future are uncer-
tain.
Dr. Robert w. Lovett of Boston, one
of the principal authorities in this coun-
try on infantle paralysis. will conduct
a free clinic at the ST. Adams hospital
in this city next Saturday afternoon from
one to Ave o'clock. The clinic il for the
benefit of the children in this section
OF Vermont who have been crippled by the
disease. Dr. Lovett was a frequent visi-
tor to Vermont before the war. starting
infantile clinics here. but his visit this
| summer is the first for two years as he
ffihas been In the military service.
l.. l.. G. Best is in New York, having
gone there Monday to meet his daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Best, who arrived from
overseas after serving six months as sec.
rotary to DR.. Benton, former president
Of the University of Vermont, Buring-
ton.
News has been received of the death
OF Mrs. NJ. J. James. aged IS years. which
occurred June "A at Omro, Wis. Mrs
James was resident of Swanton Center
several years ago and was matron of the
st. Adams hospital at one time. She had
lived with the daughter, Mrs. l.. w.
Sowles since 1856
News has been received of the birth OF
a son Thursday TO Mr.. and Mrs Worth
ington S. Telford of Duluth. Mich. Mrs
Telford was formerly Miss r. Emilia
Houghton of this city.
Miss Yvonne L'Espearance and AIDE
lorde Martel both of this city were mar
ried at Holy Angels Church Tuesday aft
ernoon at four O'Clock by the Rev. Des-
rochers. They were attended by Miss
Louise Either and Lucius Richard, both
Of Swanton. Only immediate relatives of
the couple were present,
Congressman Frank L. Greene is at
home from Washington for few days.
ENOSBURG
c. r. Remington and family came by
automobile from New York city last
week arriving at his farm in Sheldon
Saturday. They brought Mrs, j. NJ
Wright 20 her home and left Robert.
where he will pass the summer Mrs.
Wright passed the winter at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Remington They
went back to Sheldon, Monday, to the
home Of NJ. F. Wright and started back
TO New York Tuesday ladies OF the
Congregational Church served their an
nual Fourth of July dinner in the vestry.
About $40 sat down to the tables and en-
joyed the good fare. Many more came in
the afternoon TO listen to the address de-
livered by the Rev Mr., Anthony of ST.
Adams who told of his experiences in
! connection with Y. NJ. G. A., work across
the Seattle Rev Mr. Nradenburg and