Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06

Miss Aura Kendall of Enosburg Falls
who has been at the 81. Adams hospital
the past few months, has returned to
Enosburg Falls, where she will be at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Irish for
a time. Miss Kendall returned to the
hospital here about 10 days ago from
Montreal, whore she was In the Royal
Victoria hospital few weeks. Her condi-
ton Is somewhat improved.
George f. Hull and Miss Pearl Kelictt,
both of this city, were married ut the
vestry OF St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Saturday evening. the Rev. George w.
Smith performing the ceremony. Tho
couple was attended by Miss Sadie
kellett, a sister of the bride and Earle
Cameron.
Robert Davis has received his final
discharge from the service at Camp
Devens and has resumed his position
as manager Of tho Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea company's store here
News has been received Of the mar
riage of Miss Nellie Winifred ONeiil.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ONeill
Of Hardness, N. Y. and Thomas J..
Smith. son of Mrs. John Smith Of this
city, which took place at st. Gather
ines Church, Clintonville, N. Y, Feb
ruary &C.
The funeral OF Mrs. Alice tCodding)
Hodge. wife Of Gilbert Hodge of South
Main street, who died at her home Tues
day evening Of streptoccic Infection. will
be held at the house Friday afternoon at
two o'clock, the Rev. d. G.. Guest pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
hciating. The body will be placed In the
vault In Greenwood cemetery. Mrs.
Hodge would have been "a years old April
4. Besides her husband. she is survived
by three children, Dorothy. Marjorie and
Frederick; one brother. Frederick A.
Codding; and by her grandmother, Mrs.
Alice Miller. Of this city.
Mrs. B. S. Hogaboom died Wednesday
morning at 7:45 o'clock at the home of
her son, James Hoeaboom on the Shell
don road. The funeral arrangements
have not been completed. Mrs. Hoga-
boom Is survived by one daughter Mrs.
c. d. Powers, Of the kellogg road and
six sons, Arthur. James and John of st.
Adams, Seph of Claremont N. H.,
Harry Of Bellows Falls and Howes. who
is In Germany with the American
troops.
John Lowell of this city was arralgned
before Judge Nathan N Post In the
city court Tuesday afternoon. charged
with breach Of the peace and aggravated
assault. He was sentenced to serve not
less than five months and "a days and
not more than six months in the House
OF Correction at Rutland. and costs of
No.65. On failure to pay the fine and
costs. his sentence will be extended &c
days. He was taken to the House of
Correction Wednesday morning by
Deputy Sheriff j. B. Alfred.
w. NJ. Rugg Of st. Adams Hill has pur-
chased the Sullivan farm Of Mrs. c. f.
Sullivan. The consideration named was
5000 for farm and stock
The first official act Of H. NJ. brennan.
the new mayor of the city Of st. Adams,
after taking the oath of Office late Tues
day afternoon after the election had been
declared by Mayor II. w. Ballard, was
to re-appoint Chief Of Police ]. F.
Mahoney and Patrolman r. r. F!tz.
gerald. The terms Of these two men
expired Tuesday and It was necessary
for the new mayor to act Immediately
The appointments are temporary as con
hrmation by the city council is required.
The first meeting Of the new council.
c. L. Curtis from ward five being the
only new member Is subject to call OF
Mayor brennan and he said that prob
ably II will be held this week