Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Miss Mia A. Palmer. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. David r. Palmer. of Wilder,
and Ray w. Howard of Piermont, N.
H., we're married Wednesday after
noon of last week in the Congrega-
tional Church at Wilder. Among st. AL
bans people, who attended the wedding
we're Raymond r. Palmer and son.
| Emery. Miss G. Augusta Palmer and /
Miss Jennie Wills. The bride formerly !
resided in this city.
Miss Helen NJ. Sumner of Montpelier
and Stephen Wesley Dunbar Of this city
were married Wednesday June % at the
home of the brides grandmother, Mrs. !
Jennie Il. Clark, of Montpelier.
Victor G. Rhoades, aged 81 years, died
at his home on Barlow street Wednesday
night June q after a long Illness
The funeral was held at the house
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock, the
Rev. T. l.. Driry. pastor of the Uni
versalist Church, officiating. Burial was
In Greenwood cemetery Besides his
wife he is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Walter n. Chsffee: one brother Carl II.
Rhoades of Jamestown, n. H.. two sis
ters, Mrs. Newton Berkeley of Dayton,
Ohio, and Mrs Helen Cornelius of ST.
Louis Mo-. and granddaughter.
Jacquelyn Chaffee of this city. The de-
ceased was a member of st. Adams Lodge,
| No. 81, I. o. o. F.; Bellevue Rebekah
Lodge, No. 3e. and Modern Woodmen Of
America
News has been received that Francis
G.. Kingsley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs f. G.
Kingsley, has been promoted to a re-
snonsibe position in Burmah with the In
: ternatoral Banking Corporation of New
York. Mr.. Kingsley left San Francisco
June o. on a Cirna Mail Steamship COM
pany liner for the Far East He will Wis
it practically every large city in the Orr
emit.
The condition of Jacques Roberts, who
underwent an operation at the st. Adams
Hospital Monday. is favorable
+. George Carroll was operated upon at the
i st. Adams Hosp ita Monday. His condi-
ton is reported improving.
" Mrs. Anna Blair of Richford. John Cook,
Q Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Miss Clara Chagnon,
4 of this city and Mrs. Nelson Bruso of
= Georgia underwent operations at the hos
c pital Tuesday. All are reported favora-
= Bile.
A daughter was born June q to Mr. and
Mrs. John Austin at the St Adams Hos
pita!
It At a meeting of the local American
s. Legion Post Monday evening. Harry =.
y Weber, former captain of the local Ma
q chine Gun company. was elected histori-
n an of the Post. Jack Wood was elected
d temporary treasurer of the Post to fill the
7. vacancy caused by the resignation Of Lee
g roy A. Hall.
e At least one automobile accident oc-
- Cured over the week END Edgar Muldoon
,r collided with a team about 1880 O'Clock
,e Sunday morning on the main road between
S. 1ighgate Springs and Swanton, causing
s. injuries to the horse and damaging the
IF wagon. One of the occupants of the wagon
m was thrown to the ground. A doctor was
II summoned and after an examination found
IF no serious injuries. The radiator and fen
IN der of the car were DANA ged Mr.. Null
"a doom claimed that he did not see a light
ID on the wagon, which he said was on the
"a left side of the road when the collision
~ occurred. The accident happened mmedi.
ately after Muldoon had turned out to
let another car pass. which it is claimed
was travelling at high rate of speed,
A pretty wedding took place at St
~ Mary's Church Monday afternoon al
80 five o'clock when Miss Bernice W. Keegar
% became the bride of Victor G. Lampna n
p Miss Olga Bedard, of Richmond. Que.
- acted as bridesmaid and L. Percy Keeg
IN an. a brother of the bride, acted as bes
rs man. Following the ceremony, Mr.. ant
n Mrs. Lampman left for trip to New Yorl
en- and Blue Point. Me. Miss Keegan wa
{. attired in white georgette gown, wit
ay large picture hat of the same color
on and carried a shower bouquet of whit
MS roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid
PIP gown was of pink organde, with ribbo
is trimmings of French blue, and she wor
RI a black tulle picture hat and carried
Die shower bouquet of snapdragons. TIL
mt ushers were Kenneth DAILY and ALDER
- Mccullough Both Miss Keegan and MI
he Lampman have been employed in tn
offices of thu Central Vermont railway
Among those present from out of tow
TO attend the wedding were Miss Loi
lie Pierce of Battle Creek, Mich. and Mis-
rd Esther Wayland of Montreal, Que.
ay William Chauncey Hurlbert, son Of tn
ed Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Hurlbert of st. Al
'es bans Bay and Miss Ora Clarabee Adam
up Of Rutland were united in marriage a
he the Bay Methodist Episcopal Churc
he Sunday at noon. The Rev. G. S. Hurlber
'ill father of the groom. performed the cere
as mony. The bridal couple have gone
sc Springfield by motor where they will re
,g- side.
Ter Miss Vera +. Mead and Stanley Hutch
ice ms of Highgate were married Monda
-ge morning at the Methodist parsonage b
ere the Rev r. w, Stoody. n D.
in A daughter was born Sunday to MIR. an
nd Mrs. Francis f. Sanborn at the St A
an bans Hospital.
ere News has been received of the birth
~ a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Pyl
red of New York. Mrs. Pyle will be remen
The bered as Miss Annette Mackey, niece
ne. Mrs. w. b. Fonda.
ers News has been received of the engag
'ns ment of Miss Evelyn LaFrance of Akro
o. formerly of Highgate Springs to Dol
Inc aid l., Glidden of Toronto, Ont.
iss At Holy Angels Church Monday. Nil
ma Hortonz Leona Charbonneau, daught
lrs. of f.. ]. Charbonneau, was united in ma
my riagc to Frederick Paul SHARPLY of Keen
am y. H.. formerly of this city. The Re
G. Walter Charhonneau Of ST Michaers Go
n. lege, brother of the bride performed Il
VS. ceremony. Headed by the ushers, Il
ana bridal party marched into the church
me the strains of wedding march play'
ke- softly by Mrs. Arthur Bostwlck. Mi
IRIS. Gladys Allard sang Ave Maria" and Mi
fiss Georsiana Remillard sang "Agnus De
and during the wedding ceremony. The brit
on wore gcorgette crepe gown with v,
mt. and carried a bouquet of white roses al
'om sweet peas. Miss Theresa Charbonnea
rec sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid Al
Mr.. was attired in a blue georgette gown. wi
ter, hat to match and carried a bouquet
OPP pink and white carnations. Leo Moss
er's acted as best man. The ushers were II
1er- bert Maynard, George Courville and
With nest Mossey. The couple went to Burlin
r. ton and from there to keene, N, }
the where they will reside.
IT, ride across this continent on
ave horse would not be accepted by me