Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

| The board of management Of the St AL
bans Hospital has decided on a. new
plan for raising funds for the hospital
Under this arrangement there will be a
permanent committee Of entertainment
in each town, consisting Of a chairman
and assistant, who bind themselves to SEQ
, that at least one entertainment he given
! each year for the benefit of the hospital
| During the spring and early summer a
number Of entertainments were given at
various places for tho aid Of the hospi-
tai In April under the chairmanship Of
! Carl Carpenter sum of $S35 was raised
/ by subscription at Richford and sent 10
the hospital 4 contribution of s2l was
secured at East Berkshire where a food
sale was held under the direction of Mrs
/ l.. r Jolley. At Swanton So was raised
at card party. Miss Henrietta Smith
acting as chairman. Mrs. C. f, Allen of
Swanton is secretary for Franklin coun-
= " and Mrs. NJ. X. Smith is treasurer.
| Martin Prinde who has been receiving
treatment at the Marvin Sanitartum, has
I returned to his home on Fairfield street.
Mrs. Rhett Gates of Franklin is>receving
| treatment al the Marvin Sanitarium.
! Mrs. Emma Benedict has returned To her
home on Lincoln avenue from the Marvin
/ Sanitar RUM where she has been III.
Frank T. Miles died Thursday afternoon
at 12:45 o'clock at his home on Edward
street after an illness of three weeks. The
funeral was held at nine O'Clock
Saturday morning at st, Mary's Church
He is survived BY his wife. ono
lughter. Doris, a son. Donald, and two
sisters. Mrs. Peter McGettrick Of Rich
ford and Mrs. c. V. Montgomery Of Fair
field Mr. Miles was horn in BERKSHIRE
At the time Of his illness he was in the
employ Of the Central Vermont railway.
He was member Of st. Adams Council,
No. 2o7. n Of G.
A pretty wedding took place al St.
Luke's Episcopal Church Wednesday eve
ming June 20. when Miss Jenny
Faulkner Geer. daughter of Mrs. Ruth H.
cieer of Lower Weldon street became the
bride of Vassar leo Partlow, son of Mr..
and Mrs. ?. i. Partlow of South Main
street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Richard E. Armstrong, rector of
the church, The double ring service was
used. The bridal couple was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth r. Boynton. sis
ter and brother-in-law of the groom. At
ter a brief wsdding trip to Boston and
other Massachusetts points, Mr.. and Mrs.
Partlow will reside WITH the brides moth
err.
II will be Of interest to st. Alban
ians and also BurlinGtonians to learn
that Miss Helen Landon. daughter of
Mrs. S. w Lsndon of this city AMI OF
the late Prof. S. w. Landon, is betro.
thed to Harry Arthur Logan. an cleo
trcal engineer of New York city. The
marriage will take place during the
, late summer Miss Landon is grad
uate of Vassar College and the Curry
School of Expression in Boston. Pre-
vious to becoming professor of spok er
| English at Smith College, Northamp.
ton. Mass. Miss Landon was an in.
structor 1T Vassar. Mr. Logan is
graduate of Lafayette College Easton
) Pa.
: On complaint of States Attorney A. B
Rowley, the following people have beer
before City Judge n. y. Post: Mrs. FREQ
Cross and John Whalon on charge oil
adultery. Each fined s100 and costs
Homer Charland paid a fine of $50 and
! cost for careless driving of his automobile
His license has been suspended for 20 days
{ by Secretary of State Black.
Ephram SENEGAL of Worcester Mass
was fined 800 and costs for driving his
car in excess Of 10 miles an hour. He also
} paid for all damage done to Joseph La
pans car which he hit. Raymond Hemin
= way paid a fine of 80 and costs for breach
| of peace.
a daughter, Charlotte Meryl. was borr
, recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pa
: quet of st. Adams Hill
The funeral of Miss Ethel Ann Prentiss
age IL years. who died at the home of hel
, parents, Monday evening. will be heic
! this afternoon at her late home at tive
O'Clock. the Rev. r. w. Stoody officiating
Burial will be in the Milton cemetery
Miss PrentiSs is survived by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Prentss.