Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
Franklin County
ST. Adams

The Red Cross rally held at the City
Hall Thursday under the auspices Of
the ST. Adams branch of the American
Red Cross, was we'll attended. Mrs
George Hogan, chairman Of the ST.
Adams branch. presided. She introduced
Fuller c. Smith, who after short talk
introduced Cheney Jones of Boston, as
sistant manager of the New England
division. who gave an interesting ad-
dress. This address was followed by an
open discussion of the work of the St
Adams branch for the coming year and
1t was voted to carry on the home service
work of the st. Adams branch on the
same basis as during the past year. The
matter of engaging a public health nurse
was discussed and was left with the
executive board for action. Mrs. Hogan
gave a report Of the amount of business
done during the past fiscal year A few
of the figures are as follows: Office calls,
1851; visitors calls, 1173 letters sent out,
1,20s: number of articles on hand, 400:
number of cases on file. 4+5. In the after
noon the meeting of the Franklin County
Chapter of the American Red Cross
opened at the roof garden with a banquet
which was followed by a business meet
ing presided over by Chairman N. n.
Atwood. A report of the activities of the
by an address, peace Time Work of the
Red Cross" by Cheney Jones.
Arthur Fl. Stevens of Washington.
d. c., son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Stevens
Of this city and Miss Austine Frances
Brooks, daughter of Mrs. NJ NJ. Brooks
of Louisville, KY, were married at Louis
vile, October 90.
F. w. Denison has purchased of Harry
Holmes his bakery on South Main street.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Out
ler) Charland, wife Of Arthur F. Char
land, who died Thursday evening at her
home on Hoyt street, after a long illness,
were held at Holy Angels Church Satur-
day afternoon at three O'Clock, the Rev.
l.. Desrochers officiating. The burial
took place In the family lot in Mount
! Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Charland, who
was So years old is survived by her hus-
band and six children. oliver of Asbury
Park, N. j. Mildred and Anna of this
city, Mrs. Guy w. Hackett and Mrs.
Dolor f. Nichols of Springfield. Mass. !:
also by three brothers, Adelore Butler of
Boston, Moses Butler Of Sutton. Que,
and Nazareth Butler of Pawtucket, r.
l.. and two sisters, Mrs. James Liberty
and Mrs Edward Edgeworth OF Concord,
N. II.
The marriage of Miss NJ. Annette Jar
Wis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. D..
Jarvis of the lake road. to Henry j.
Bouchard, son of Mrs. Emma Bouchard,
of Spruce street, took place at the Church
of Our Lady Of the Lake at st. Adams
Bay Thursday morning. the Rev. l.. Des-
rochers performing the ceremony The
bride was attended by Miss Leila Tru-
deau as maid OF honor and the groom
had Howard Jarvis. his brother. as best
man. The bride wore a navy blue suit,
with hat to match. and a black fur and
carried a bouquet OF American Beauty
roses. The maid of honor wore a navy
blue suit. taupe hat and black fur and
carried a bouquet of white roses. I'M
mediately following the &c" . ny. break
fast was served immediat, lives and
friends at the home Of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Bouchard left at TAO O'Clock in
the morning on trip to Montreal.
/ Among guests from out of town who at
tended the wedding We're Mrs. A. St.
Amour Of New FORK city, Mrs. Vernon
Mitchell of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Martell OF Alburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. Sweet have LETT
this city by automobile for st. Peters
burg. Fla, where they Will spend the
winter.
Lieut. Walter NJ. Tenney, who recently
received cOmmtgs in the United
States regular army, has gone to Camr
Travis, Texas. where he has been at
tached to the 9th United States Infantry