Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Oh. ALDANS
Bert Plant. who underwent on one-a.
tion al the St Adams hospital ahnu,
month ago. has returned to his home n,
the Bay.
Mrs, Mildred Glidden of Kingman street
VINO has been receiving treatment at the
| hospital has returned home.
AIRS. Lucian futile who was nperated
upon at the hospital recently has re-
tnr!ed to her home on Mason stro.f
Ar the meeting of Lakeside Gr,ne.
No. 300. p. Of H.. ueld Mondav evenino
the following officers were elected. Mas
ter ID. j. Corlss overseer Konneth In.
derwood; lecturer. Miss Katherine Har-
iinstoh; steward. Fred Shaltus. assist
ant steward Cyrus Hic':ok: .hluloin.
Mrs. II. j. Wright; q easurer. Osca- Dow:
Sep etary. Mrs. ~ j. Rascomb. gate
keeper Robert Underwood: Cer,s. I7ez
Kingsley; Pomona. Alta NcDonarI.
Ficta, Helen CURE
y pre- " wedding tooi place al Holy
Ansess Church Monday morning at 30
clock when Miss W.nifred Delaney
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George De-
lanoy. was united in marriage 10 Jesse o.
Richard. the Rev. L. r. Desrochers mar
forming the ceremony. The hridasmc,d
wore dark blue suit with has to match
Immediately after the ceremony a we'd
ding br-ntfa', WAS served at the lone
OF the brides parents. After {. trip 70
lowell and Sprut.f cid, Mass, Mr.. 1r1
Mrs. Richard win reside at the home Of
the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Richard. on South Main street.
y daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Gowing of Richford at the St
Adams hospital last Friday November s.
Mrs. George Tutt!e of Lake stree was
successfully operated upon at the st.
Adams hospital Saturday afternoon.
Louis Ladue. who has been at tho St
Adams hospital for treatment, has re-
turned to his home on South Main street.
The condition of Mrs. Frederick Richard
Of the Bay. who underwent serious
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Winooski, last week Tuesday, is improy-
ing. Her sister, Miss Helen l.. Little, Of
the Bay is with her
son was born November 3 to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ryan OF the Lake road.
In the franklin County Court Mon.
day afternoon the civil case of Mary
y. Chase and Sarah r. Place VS. Lyn-
ford O. Nye of Highgate Center. tort,
was begun. The plaintiff in the casa
are suing to recover for barn and
house which were destroyed by fire at
Highgate Center about u year ago.
The fire is claimed by them to have
been caused by sparks from the Chin
ney of the foundry owned by the de-
PENDANT. c. G. Austin & Son ana
George NJ Hogan represent the plain
tiff The attornies for the defendant
are D. w steele of Hiehgate Center.
F. L. Webster of Swanton and n! II.
Alexander of this city
Miss Mary Elizabeth Jarvis, daughter
OF Henry Jarvis. became the bride OF
James 7. Riley, son of Mrs. Hattie
Riley of Sheldon. Monday afternoon
OF four O'Clock. The Rev. l.. Il. Des-
rochers, pastor of Holy Angels Church
performed the ceremony. The brides.
maid was Miss Gertrude Gala CHAN and
the hest man was Harold Muldoon.
The bride wore a brown duvetyn suit
trimmed with mink fur with hat to
match and carried corsage bouquet
of violets. The bridesmaid was at
tired in a dark blue duvetyn dress with
hat to match and carried bouquet OF
sweetheart roses. Both the bride and
groom are in the employ of the Cen
trail Vermont railway Mr.. Riley while
In school was prominent in athletics.
being pitcher and captain of the Brig
ham Academy baseball team of Bakers
field. They left on Train No for a
trip to Montreal, Toronto. Ont, and
Detroit, Mich.
A son. Howard Ralph, was born
November to Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Menard
News has been received Of the death
Of Mrs. Emma Pierce, wife of the late
cassius w. Pierce, both former we'll
known residents of this city, which
occurred al her home in Melrose. Mass,
Sunday evening at 10 O'Clock. Funeral
services were held IN Melrose Tuesday
afternoon and the burial took place
n the family lot in Greenwood
loon, Mrs. Pierce was daughter OF
he late Hiram and Anne beatty,
Pierce. She is survived by two sons,
iuy c. Pierce of Chicago, Ill, and Hal
K. Pierce of Melrose; one daughter,
Mrs, Bernard Shattuck of Melrose; ono
lister, Mrs. James Holloway of this
hty: and two brothers, W. NJ. Pierce
II Seattle, Wash, and II. NJ Pierce OF
olympia Wash.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
George b. Douglas of South Main
street November 5.
Nelson A. LaVoie, Who has been IN
he employ of the American Railway
express for two years, left Monday eve-
ing for Los Angeles. Cal. where he
VIII reside In the future. -
Miss Sarah NJ Feters ana Jonn
Henry NARROW Were united in marriage
t Holy Angels Church Monday morn
ng at eight o'clock, the Rev. L.. L..
)esrochers officiating The bride was
'iven in marriage by her father. j. IL.
'eters Miss Emma NJ Peters, sis.
er of the bride acted as bridesmaid,
William c. Hakey was best man. The
shers were james Peters and Fred
Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. NARROW left Mon
ay Afternoon for Montreal and other
points for trip and
viii be at home on Elm street after