Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

FRANKLIN county
ST. ALBANS
The funeral of c. G. Underwood who
died Sept. at the Marvin sanitarum,
was held at his late home on the
Kellogg road Friday at one o'clock.
Burial took place in the Bay ceme-
terry. The deceased was born in st. Adams
November Z, 1854 He is survived by his
wife; four sons, Percy A. of Windsor Roy
A. of Flint, Mich, Robert NJ. and Ken
meth X. of st. Adams; three daughters,
Mrs. +. B. Touchette of this city, Mrs.
j. w. Gilbert of Windsor and Mrs. A. w.
Davis Of Detroit, Mich; one sister, Mrs.
Arminda Marvin, and one brother, Will
liam Underwood of this city.
Miss Mildred r. Ballard. daughter of
Mrs. H. w. Ballard and Philadore Brault.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Brault were uni
ter at the marriage at $50 Thursday
morning at Holy Angels Church, the Rev.
L. r. Desrochers performing the cere-
| mony. Melvin Murray acted as best
man and Miss Helen Warren was brides
maid. Mrs. l.. Brault played the organ
during the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brault left Immediately after the cere-
money on an automobile trip to Quebec
| City They will reside at the home of
the brides mother.
Many friends here will be interested
| to learn of the marriage of Miss Mar
| garet Nichols Ford, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Ford of Chicago
! to Richard Carleton Josln of Worces-
| ter, Mass, which took place at the
Church of the Nativity In Chicago Sat
| urday evening. September 4. at eight
O'Clock, the Rev. Morton s. Stone. rector.
performing the ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Marion Carrick of
| Philadelphia, Pa, as maid f-honor and
the groom had as best man, DR.. o. r.
Long. professor of languages at Will
liams College. Wiliamstown, Mass
Katherine and Jean Haigh of Chicago
were flower girls and Alan \. Buck of
| Carbondale Ill, Midshipman Robert r.
Buck of st. Adams and Robert H. Ford
Jr.. of Chicago We're the ushers. The
| church was decorated by church friends
of the bride. The ushers entered the
| church first. followed by the brides
| maid, the flower girls and then the
! bride on the arm of her father who
gave her in marriage. At the foot of
the chancel they were met by the groom
and his best man. The bride was
| gowned in white moon glow satin with
| veil, and carried a shower bouquet of
| brides roses and lilies of the Hey
| The bridesmaid wore pink chiffon over
silver cloth. with pink hat. and she
carried bouquet Of Columbia roses
Following the ceremony the intimate
friends and relatives attended a recep-
| ton at the home of the brides parents
at 1896 South Robey street Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joslin will be at home after Sep
TENDER Is in Worcester, Mass, where
Mr. Joslin is professor OF modern Ian
| guages at the Worcester Polytechnic
| Institute. Among out of town guests
| present at the wedding besides those
| already mentioned were: Mrs. E. E.
| jackson. grandmother of the bride;
| Mrs NJ N. Buck and Miss Frances
| O'Heare Of st. Adams. Miss Sara 9. Ford
| and Maj. William c. Miller of Camp
Custer, Mich, Miss Rena jackson Of
| Beelchertown, Mass.
The following officers of Court No 400,
Catholic Order of Foresters, have been
elected for the ensuing year: Chief
ranger, w. n. Jarvis; vce-chief ranger.
Joseph l.. Daignault; financial secretary,
| Alfred Marquette; recording secretary,
| p. e. L'Ecuyer; treasurer, Lucien Brault:
| trustees. Joseph Quay, Edward Burger
and s. Nichols; orator V. j. Bressette,
delegate to State convention. Lucien
! Brault.
! The body Of David II. Poland, who was
Killed by train at Montpelier Junction
about three o'clock Saturday afternoon
| was brought to this city in the evening
and taken to the undertaking rooms of
w. A. McLennan and later to his late
home on Adds street. Mr.. Poland. who
was 81 years old. is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Poland ;
three brothers, Louis, George and Charles;
and two sisters, Nellie and Mary Poland
The funeral was held at Holy Angels
| Church Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock
and the burial took place in Mount
! Calvary cemetery.
| Luke Chiono. aged nine years. died at
| the st. Adams hospital Saturday after
noon of typhoid fever and complications
| His body was taken Sunday to his late
| home on Woods Island,
Leo Tracy of Richford is III of typhoid
fever at the ST. Adams hospital.
| Leon Smith of Richford, who has been
receiving treatment at the St. Adams hos
pital, has returned home.
Mrs. Laura Tatro, who has been III at
the hospital. has returned home much
improved in health.
| meeting of the St. Albans district Of
the Woman's Auxiliary will lbe held with
St. Luke's Episcopal Church In this city
on Wednesday, September 81
! News has heen received of the birth of
son September to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward j. Barnes of Lynn. Mass. Mrs
Barnes was formerly Miss Irene Finn Of
this city.
| The Rev, j. T. Sharman has rendered
his resignation to the congregation Of the
First Baptist Church. The change Is made
necessary by the continued weakened
condition OF Mrs, Sharman's health and
in hope that a warmer climate may be
beneficial. Mr.. Sharman has been invited
to the pastorate of the Federated Church
of Bonami, in Southwest Louisiana, which
church he supplied for two Sundays while
| on his recent trip South. At Bonami is
! located one Of the Long Bell lumber
manufacturing plants which employs 700
men and has resident population of /, 800
This is the only church In the community
and Is made up of Methodists. Baptists
and Presbyterians. principally, with a
scattering Of other denominations The
town Is surrounded by a pine forest and
is considered a most healthy place to live
A daughter was born Monday morn
| ing at the st. Adams hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ Bliss.
| News has been received of the birth OF
a son, September to Mr.. apd Mrs.
Charles +. Macarthur of Sacramento,
Calf. Mr.. Macarthur. formerly resided
In this city.