Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

"A son was born Thursday norninp AZ
u'e st. Adams hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Irish of Westford
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
Leach OF Enosburg Falls Wednesday
May rs at the st. Adams hospital.
Narclsse Rock, aged Il years died
thursday a. m at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wilfred LaMotte of the Georgia
road. The funeral was held at Bolv
Angels Church Friday morning at $50
o'clock. The body was taken on train
NO to Taunton, Mass, for burial. Mr..
Sock is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
l'aMotte and Mrs. Rose Noln of New
Bedford Mass. four sons, E. NJ. f. E..
Joseph and Ectus of Barre. one sister
Mrs. Julia Blodah Of Coaticook Oue
and one brother. Zephiar of New Bedford,
Mass.
The usual Memorial Day exercises were
held at the City Hall Monday afternoon
NJ $50 o'clock. The Hon. NJ. ". Alexander
delivered an excellent and stirring adj
dress. Music furnished by the st.
Adams Brigade Band. Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address was delivered by Henry
Greene. Following the exercises the vari-
Gus organizations headed by the Machine
Gun company marched to Greenwood GEM
etery where the usual brief service was
held Automobiles were Furnished by the
citizens for the members of A. X Hui.
Of the afternoon program the y. r. Hun
burt Woman's Relief Corps. No. 81 G.
A. r., served a suppers 70 the members
+, Of Huriburt Post and of the corps.
Mrs. E. J. Carabine. who has been maxi
ing her home in this city for the past few
= years. has gone to Kansas City to visit
relatives She will make her home in Ne
braska in the future
Joseph Jabut of this city who died
May % at the Champlain Valley hos
pital. Plattsburgh, y. Y, is survived
= by three sons, William r. of Flats
burgh, Leo and Edgar of this city: one
] daughter, Mrs. William T. Prairie of
Little Falls n. Y.
News has been received of the death
Friday morning of the Rev. E. T. Par
ker of Hartford Conn. He had been act
ing pastor of the South Congregational
Church at Hartford for the past So
years. It will be remembered that his
: daughter n-law Mrs. Harris Parker
was formerly Miss Dora E. Smith Of
T. this city.
The condition of Mrs H. c. Stanley
of Enosburg Falls. who underwent All
operation at the ST. Adams hospital
Saturday, is improved Her son. Philo
Z. Stanley, who was here Saturday has
returned to his home in Newport
At a meeting of the St. Adams City
close the stores Thursday afternoons dur
e ing the months of July and August AL
e though the motion met with some OPP
= position when put before the representa-
8 tive body of business men it was carried
= by large majority. A committee to be
= known as the house building committee
r has been appointed by President w D.
= Chandler to consider the advisabilty of
= forming stock company to build new
y homes The following are members of the
:. committee: p. f. Sullivan Elmer Johnson,
= NJ. S. Bostwick, Bruce r. Cprliss. G. c.
/. Holmes, K. NJ. Waterbury and George
c. Hersey.
:. y son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
o Jennings of Fairfield at the ST. Adams
s hospital May 81.
= Mrs. Harry Porter Howe of Leominster,
= Mass, entertained 20 young woman
J. friends in honor of Miss Bernice Keesan,
= Miss Mary Macomber and Miss Ethel NJ.
= Hermann Thursday evening. The party
s was in the form of kitchen shower for
s the three young women who will be mar
r ried soon. Tuesday evening May 25 Miss
n Dorothy Morton gave a miscellaneous
f shower to Miss Keegan. Eight young
Q women friends were present. Miss Keegan
!. will become the bride Of Victor Lampman,
f Miss Macomber will be married TO Robert
:. p. FELTON, and Miss Hermann will marry
RI T. D. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Howe and son.
v Robert. visiting at the home of her
!. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. FELTON,.
8 The funeral of John f. White. who died
V at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen
! L. White of this city. held at St.
. Mary's Church yesterday morning at nine
d o'clock. the Rev ]. ]. Boyle officiating.
p The bearers We're: f. J. Corley, Edward
Il Moran and Louis Linsenmeir of Burling
;. ton and Charles A. Buck, W. J. Gilwee
and F. H. Prior of this city Among those
Z present from out of town were the fol-
lowing Mrs. William Leonard and John
r Leonard of New York city. W. r, Pickett,
n F. A. Trestrail. Carl WICKER of Toronto.
Ont, s. j. Odonell of Montreal George
| S Howe Ezra Horton, F. J. Boynton.
Mrs. P H. Roddy. Mrs. D. A. Shea of
Burlington and Mrs. j. l.. Murphy of
/. Pattsburgh, n. y.
n The funeral of Bertha. Remilard, one
5, of the young women drowned Sunday
e night at St. Adams Bay, when canoe
J. capszed. was held at Holy Angels Church
l.. yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. the Rev.
d L. r. Desrochers officiating. The bearers
n were Clifford Sabin. Theodore Rich.
i Oscar Remllard Arthur Courville, Henry
d Bouchard and Alcide Deslaurier Burial
e was in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
s The funeral of Gordon Merrill Smith,
t who was drowned Sunday evening when
d a canoe which he was in capsized, was
: held at his late home yesterday AFTER
/, noon at 2:30 o'clock. the Rev F. w. Lewis
= officiating assisted by the Rev K. w.
- Stood u. D, pastor of the Methodist
G Episcopal Church. The bearers were:
:. Clement and John Ward. Norman and
= Dewey Daniels, Leon Genette and George
n Head. Burial took place in Greenwood
V cemetery The employees of the boiler
|. shops of the Central Vermont railway
where the deceased was employed at
tended in a body. Among those from out
, ! of town who attended the funeral were;
: Mr.. and Mrs +. S Brooks OF Burlington,
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Vincent Of Swanton' MI
s and Mrs Decker of West Swanton' MT
4 and Mrs A. A. Brooks of Wellesley.
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs f. ID. Campoen
q Of North Sheldon.
= The marriage of Miss Ethel Herman
:. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Her
mann. and p d. Fitzpatrick took place
/ Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
First Congregational Church. the Rev.
Stanley Cummings performing the cere-
imony. There were no attendants. Mrs n.
=, n Atwood played several selections pe-
;, fore the wedding and also played sottiy
during the ceremony. The bride was given
;, in marriage by her father. The ushers were
u Leon f. Wilson, Edward f. smith. John
: T. Cushing and Jack Wood, Mr.. tltz-
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