Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

At the annual meeting or Champlaln
Chapter, No. I, r. A. NJ, April IA the
following officers were elected and later
installed by Past District Deputy Grand
High Priest William C. Robie Excellent
nigh priest Stafford f. Thorp; king. Cady
L. Earle scribe, Arthur T. Holmes; treas
lrer Charles a. oliver: secretary. Dr.
5eorge o. Mitchell; captain of the host.
. IL. Maclean Dewart; principal sojourner,
George P. Bergman; royal arch captain.
| Charles w. Moore: master Of the third
veil. Arthur G. Eaton; master of second
VEIL William II. Collins; master of first
veil Lawrence w. Tuscany; sentinel.
John S. Phillips; finance committee.
Merrill D. Armstrong, e. J. st. Clair.
William c. Robe: grievance committee.
Arthur T. Holmes. George T. Bergman.
Il. NJ. brennan. The past year has been
marked by the healthiest growth and
he best attended meetings in the history
IF the chapter.
At a meeting Of the directors of the
Sheldon Poor House association. held at
the St. Adams House in this city We'd
nesday April IA. it was voted that Mrs.
Thomas b. Collins whose husband the
manager of the farm, died April II.
be retained as matron; also that Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cross of Fairfax be en-
gagged, the former to have charge of the
farm and the latter to assist Mrs. Collin.
in the house. Mr.. Cross will take charge
of the farm on Monday. April 26.
E. II. Twohey will resume the SUPER
vision of matters pertaining to immigra-
ton in this district. which position he
relinqushed about two years ago owing
TO i'll health. He will have charge of the
ports of st. Adams and Swanton and
tributary territory
hoe iua1 of fhn ri nf
a daughter. Doris Martha. to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Foster Of West Lebanon,
y. II. Mr.. Foster formerly resided in this
city.
The annual school prize speaking con-
test will be held at the City Hall Friday,
May 81, the contesting schools being
Rchford, Swanton and st. Adams high
and Bellows Free Academy, Fairfax.
Each will have two speakers and St.
Adams high will pay all the expenses.
Three judges will be chosen, from towns
not personally interested in the contest.
and there will be three prizes, of SIS, $40
and IS. The preliminary contest at the
st. Adams high school will take place
May Is.
Mrs. Flavie (Boduc) Remiard, aged
s. years. widow of Edward Remillard,
died Saturday morning about ten O'Clock
o. ~ " Nv" sou NP' '."''''''i w.
on south Elm street. where she made
her nome Inc cause Oh deatll was cir
rhos's or 'nee hVer' Funeral services
were heid AT lioly Angels Church Mon
day at nine O'Clock, the Rev. L. r.
Desrochers officiating, and the burial
was in Mount Calvary cemetery Mrs
Remillard had been blind about % years
nut she was able TO assist IN the house
work and had occupied her time in doine
fancy work, many OF her articles now
being on exhibition In Montreal. She Is
survived by four sons Edward Remillarf
or StotVlile, Can, Joseph, Louis and Pau
Of this city and two daughters. Mrs
DEFAULT and Mrs. Joseph Perras. boil
Of this city; also by two sisters, Mrs
Dcnaut and Mrs Sharon. both Of New
Bedford, Mass. and brother. JOSEPH
Bo!drc III Montreal.
Mrs. Emily Rcnilard, who has been a
.he st. Adams hospital a few days TO
treatment, and Mrc Mary Robinson. viii
has been there about Ave weeks, returne,
Sunday to their respective homes il
this city Mrs. Grace Hitchcock, VIII
was operated upon at the hos pital abou
two weeks ago. returned to her homo II
IIighgatc Springs Saturday, and Mrs