Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

News has been received in this city of
the birth of n son Friday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman c. Greene Of Lowell,
Mass, formerly of this city. Mrs. Greene
was Miss Berry, Blake before her mar
rage.
" j. Terrick and F. 4. Barber have
purchased from j. G. Reagan the drug
business on Lake street. which Mr. Rea-
gan conducted for the past 90 years. The
new owners have remodelled the store
and will conduct the business as a first
class drug store.
The 23rd exhibition of the Vermont
state Poultry association will be held at
the City Hall in this city January to .,
1899. and already there are many favor
able signs indicating an unusually large
show this season.
John j. Rich and family have moved
from Redwood, Swanton. to 1874 North
Main street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester II. Lampman
have gone to Detroit. Mich. where they
will make their home in the future. Mr..
Lampman having secured employment
there. They We're accompanied by Mrs
Lampman's sister. Miss Nora Flood. who
will visit them for time.
Sylvester McGinn, aged 80 years, died
Friday morning, after an illness Of
only two days. The funeral was held
at St. Mary's Church Monday morning
at nine o'clock and the burial took
place in Holy Cross cemetery. The de-
ceased is survived by his wife and two
son, Edward and Raymond; two brothers.
James and Barney McGinn and one sis
ter. Miss Mary McGinn He was MEM
her Of the fourth degree. Knights of Co
lumbus, and at the time of his death he
nrIn nf ha
council.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Jamison at the st. Adams hos
pital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Dcrsham Of
Swink, Colo, have announced the mar
riage engagement of their daughter, Miss
Bernice J.. Brown, to Harry c. Myers
Of this city.
The last Red Cross drive in Franklin
county was successful. over 500 people
enrolled Richford had the best record,
securing over 765 members The drive in
this city secured 1120 members.
Albert Sears of Highgate, whose right
arm was amputated at the ST. Adams
hospital as IA result Of shooting acct
dent, Is recovering.
The funeral of Mrs Ada =. Randall
wife Of II. p. Randall, Il retired engineer
at the st. Adams hospital November IS,
was held at St. Lukes Episcopal Church
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. the
Rev. Richard r.. Armstrong officiating
The bearers were: III. |. Stacey, Charles
Lamb. Charles Smith, William Anstey
D. Whtcomb and -. LaRock. The buria
look place in Greenwood cemetery, Large
delegation from the G. /. \. to the B. OF
l.. l.. Division, III, a. r. Hurlbut, WON.
ans Relief Corps, No. 81. q. a. r., and
the Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees attended, the deceased being
member of those three orders all OF
which deeply mourn. Mrs. Randall was
oorn in Milton June %, 1876. She is sur
vived by her husband; her father J. w
Lamb of this city; two sisters, Mrs. II. T.
Wheelock of Huntington and Mrs. w. =
Anstey OF this city; two brothers, Johr
Lamb of Milton and Charles Lamb OF
this city; also by step-daughter, Miss
Vera Randall Of this city and severa
neces and nephews. two of whom thei
home with Mrs. Randall, Cieon Lamb ant
Dorothy Bingham. Among those from on
Of town who attended the funeral wer,
Albert Randall and Miss Miller of Frank
lin. ~ H., Albert Lamb of Milton anc
Green Mountain Lodge, No. 535, Brother
hood of railroad Trainmcn. had its an
nuaI meeting Sunday afternoon lat whicl
time the following officers were elected
President, s. \. Miller; vice-president
James Hewitt; secretary, G. V. Muldoon
treasurer, Louis Moore; Legislature rep
resentative, Charles Reed; alternate, Mr.
Miller: grievance committee. &. V. Null
doom, Charles Reed and Mr.. Miller
The Moose Lodge was Instituted in thi
city Sunday afternoon at the odd Eel
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