Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-06

| ing for a trip to New York city. They
will reside in this city.
| George W. Brownell, who has been
| superintendent of the Foundry Manufac-
turing company. has secured Il position
with W. u Wayte. Inc, consulting and
construction engineers of New York Mr..
Rrownell will act as purchasing engineer
for the concern, which deals heavily in
machinery for sugar plants in cuba and
Central America Mr.. Brownell has been
presented with purse OF gold by the ems
ployes Of the Foundry company. He will
leave soon to begin his new duties and
eventually will move his family to Flush
ing, l.. l., where they will make their
home.
| Patrick Kennedy, aged 10 years, died al
the home of his son. j. n. Kennedy on
Stowell street sunday evening Al II
o'clock He is survived by six
daughters. Mrs. r. itcDermott Of
! Franklin. Miss Julia Kennedy of Jersey
city, Miss Carrie Kennedy of New York.
Mrs. Henry Carr of Swantou Mrs. r.. W.
Shelter OF Dallas. Tex. Mrs. Edward
Sheehan of Northampton, Mass, and by
one son with whom he lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armedas Minor have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Laury Shappy, TO walter II.
Savage of Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chene,te have an.
naunccd the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Chenctte. to Frank st.
Pierre. The wedding will take place soou.
| Mrs. Mahon n. Grown and son. Day
ton left Monday morning for Spring
field, Mass. where with Mr. Grown they
will reside in the future.
The body Of Mrs. Margaret rTay.or,
Mon gornery. aged IS years. who died
Friday evening At the nome OF her son.
| Edward J. Montgomery, was taken to
Fairfield Monday morning and tho funeral
| was held at ST. Patrck's Church at
ten o'clock. the Rev r. u. McMahon Of
| ficiatinG. Burial was in the Valley
| cemetery at Fairfield. Besides one son,
the deceased is survived by one daughter.
! Miss May Montgomery. Of Lowell Mass.
! Harold Kennedy has conc to- Island
Fond. where he has received an appoint
ment as deputy collector and inspector
of customs.
The meeting of the ST. Adams City
club at The Tavern Tuesday evening was
attended by 90 4 banquet was enjoyed
! at seven o'clock which was followed by
| ~ speaking program, President W. y.
Chandler presiding. Dr w. J. Howard,
| district health, officer. and John r. Cush
! ing. editor of the Messenger, were the
| speakers. President Chandler stated that
the time had arrived for the citizens of
St. Adams 10 rise ND in Indignation and
| start a cr,,side for streets saving that
,be cjtv sbad MT more than on rods os
| very good streets. and that the fact
| that some of the other important towns
, in Vermont also had poor streets was a
| frail argument why st. Adams should be
| ma wing good money! to sunnort the same
thing here The time has come to cut
out payinr mud tax and 90 70 ravine
street tax" said Mr.. Chandler. The
most important subject was CITY streets
resulting in very heated debate FINALLY
the following resolution ,vss nrescntad
hv Mr. Chandler and vas edon.cd That
! a COMMITTEES NJ nv, he ,nnoin+ed for tl,e
purnose of investigating the c;tv streets
and also to Investigate what relations
the council has with the streets and that
A printed report he made Fuller G.
Smith presented a resolution that was
adopted. that the CITY clerk nav an add.
tional sum to the census enumeration and
his subordinate officials en- that an ar
curate census of the citv ~ =, Albars
may he taken. II has been claimed that
there has been no correct census +aLen
for the last tvo neriods pr Howard
discussed the new system of handling the
public health and explained M II, ~
the Acts of 1919 relative 10 this matter
He also rave a shor, histor, ~ .hs NH.
lie health system in Vermont since its
origin.
Miss Marion Frances Duffy. daughter
OF Mrs. Bernard Duffy. and 1osenb Conts
both OF this city. were married Tues.
day morning al St. Mary's Church at
eight O'Clock. The Rev. 7. T. Roylc ner.
formed the ceremony. Tho bridal marty
entered the church 10 4 wedding march
played by Aiiss Winifred HOY who n,aved
softly thyouehout tho cerenonv The
bride was attended nv her sister N;.,
Bessie Duffy The qroon had az Ret
man John n Ward Of This civ ard
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