Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18

ferred to Camp Lewis, Washington, where
ne was stationed until his discharge from
service. Captain Pell will resume his
duties at the postoflice some time in the
near future.
Inc congregations Of the Baptist,
Metnodist, universalist and Congrega-
uonai churches met together Sunday
evening at seven o'clock In a service of
recognition for the work of the Red
Cross at home and abroad. Many in
terssting facts concerning some of the
rome service section was made public
Tne pastors of the four churches divided
the time or the usual sermon and each
one spoke on some phase of the work
The musical program included the sing
ing OF the "Recessional' by Miss Frances
Tenney.
The funeral Of Pvt. Frederick T. Cole
man. whose body arrived in this city
from France last Thursday evening, was
held at st. Mary's Church Saturday morn.
Ing at nine o'clock, the Rev. ]. j. Boyle
officiating. The bearers were all mem
bers of the local American Post Legion
and friends OF the deceased, Charles and
FRANCIS Shannon, Frank Douglas, Louis
Paquet, Henry Tatro and John Atkinson
Members of the present Machine Gun
company acted as escort. Members of
Green Mountain Post, No. 1, American
Legion. and the Machine Gun Company
attended the funeral in body. Military
services were held at the grave in Holy
Cross cemetery. A salute was fired by
squad from the Machine Gun Com
pany
Mrs. Frank Miles and daughter Doris
have gone to New York to spend the win
ter. Miss Miles win enter the Sacred
Heart Convent.
A son was born Friday evening at the
St Adams hospital TO Mr. and Mrs.
George Clarke Of Bishop street
Miss Edith NJ. Nichols. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols of
North Fairfax. and Ectcrs William Lucia,
youngest son of Alansion Luci,. Of Buck
Hollow. Fairfax, were married at Holy
Angels Church last Thursday, the Paw.
L. r. Desrochers performing the cere.
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Wilcox left Saturday eve
ming for st. Petersburg, Fla. where they
VIII spend the winter. Il. H. Hamilton
and family expect to move for the winter
TO the jackson house on Bishop street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd T. Potter will
occupy the Wilcox apartment in the
BAILEY block on North Main street.
News has been received that Romeo
Genin, son OF Mr. and Mrs. John g. Genin
OF this city, was recently appointed city
engineer of Globe, Ariz
Mrs. Melinda Jarvis of Isle La Motto
who has been receiving treatment at the
st. Adams hospital, has returned home
Mrs. Louis Grcnnier. who has been re-
ce1Ning treatment ut the Sherwood sani-
tarium, has returned to Highgate Center
Miss Mildred Farr of Montpelier who
Il
Sherwood sanitarium. has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Brown will leave
in Il few days for Long Beach. Calf.
where they will visit relatives for several
months. They will be accompanied as
far as Kansas City by their son, Robert
Brown.
Mrs. Rose (Hand) Murphy, wife of
Edward Murphy. died at her home on
Brain"rd street Friday morning at $40
O'Clock after Il long Illness. The funeral
was held at st. Mary's Church Monday
morning at nine o'clock. the Rev. J. j.
Boyle officiating. Burial took place
in Holy Cross cemetery.
Miss Mary Nardine who was operated
upon Thursday at the st. Adams hos
pital, is resting comfortably.
A daughter was born November IL TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roach
Roger Chase of High street who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Marvin sanitarium, returned home yes-
terday.
Miss Beatrice F. Turcotte, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.. Turcotte and Tracy
NJ Remillard, son OF Mrs i. Remilard.
were married at Holy Angels Church
Monday morning at 7:3o o'clock. The
Rev. l.. r. Desrochers performed the cere-
mony. Miss Irene Remillard. sister of
the groom acted as bridesmaid. and Leo
Turcotte, brother of the bride. was best
man. After a short trip to Boston. Mr..
and Mrs. Remillard will reside In this
city.
News has been received of the birth
in Boston Saturday morning of daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Nan, to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
r. Smith of this city.
Mrs. Adelard Bushey of Swanton. who
was brought to the st. Adams hospital
Sunday morning seriously i'll of pneu-
monia. died early Monday morning.
James Mcconnell. who recently under
went an operation at the hospital, has
returned home
The divorce case Of Mildred Glidden
VS.. Homer Glidden was heard in Frank
lin County Court yesterday morning.
Phillip r. Johnson appeared for Mrs.
Glidden and NJ. II. Alexander for Mr..
Glidden. Tuesday afternoon the case
of w. W. Munsell of Highgate VS.. Mum
sell estate was heard. The case was an
appeal from the Probate Court The
appeal was dismissed by the court and
the appellant took exceptions.
c. W. Goldsbury has purchased a house
and lot of Mrs. Nellie L. Hogan on Dia-
mond street.
Mrs. H. j. MCGOWAN and infant son
have returned to their home in Fairfield
from the Marvin sanitarium.
Calvin Rushford, who has been receiv-
ing treatment at the Marvin sanitarium.
has returned to Montgomery.
Mrs. Leon Going and infant son have
returned to their home in Richford from
the st. Adams hospital.
News has been received of the death
of Mrs. James Purcell OF WU-ccster.
Mass, formerly of this city. No details
of the death have been received only
that the funeral will be held Friday.
probably in Worcester
7 SWANTON
; w. II. Jeffrey. secretary OF the
State board of charities, was the
. speaker for the Mems Brother'h God
meeting of the Congregational Church
} last evening at Library hall.-Supt.
. Fl. f. Hunt was in Fairfax and
Georgia a part of last weck.-The dis