Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

wson of Hunters College, later the
primal College of New York.
'wo accident cases were taken TO the
Adams hospital Friday morning.
Giroux, an cmployc in the mill of the
Adams Grain company, and Il. Il.
epard of Georgia, who was working at
ice house of the Central Vermont
ilway company. GirouX suffered severe
uries to the right hand whom ii WAS
light in bag carrier at the mill. DR..
A. Hyatt attended him. 1t Is thought
will not lose the arm. Mr.. Giroux' 81
fe was operated upon at the hospital
out two weeks ago. The accident to Mr..
epard occurred when his hand was
ight between two cakes of ice severely
terating 1t several stitches were re-
red to close the wound.
friends in this city will be interested
learn that the Rev. Ralph T.. Lowe,
mery pastor of the Methodist Epis-
pal Church here, now of Rumford,
D., has accepted call to the church
Springfield. and will take up his work
erc February To- The sorious illness of
wifes father delays his arrival and
$. Lowe will probably not go to Spring
Id for some time. Mr. Lowe succeeds
tASNs W. ~ I,dNtIlBolt WHO WIS re-
ntly appointed superintendent of the
Adams district of the Vermont Metho-
It conference and who will make his
me in this city.
Hiss Evelyn Guilbault. youngest daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Guilbault of
shop street, and John LaBounty of
htinsvile, Mass. We're married at Holy
hgels' Church Monday morning of last
acE Mr. and Mrs V,uR DIi,t1- INill n
cir home in Worcester, Mass.
At the annual meeting of the stock
'lders of the Peoples Trust company
Id Monday morning the following di-
ctors We're elected: Edward C. Smith,
I'M Branch. ST., l.. a. Chittendcn,
harles D. Watson, Edward +. Smith.
RS. W. E. Fonda. The directors organ
ed with the election of the following
ficers: President Edward c. Smith
ce-president, John Branch, Sr. treas
er. John Branch, Jr.; clerk and treas
er, Charles d. Watson; chairman of
e investment committee, John Branch,
rhe marriage of Miss Esther Richard.
lighter Of Mrs. Joseph Richard of Lake
rect. to Arthur Ryan of st. Adams
iy took pace at Holy Angels Church
onday morning at six O'Clock, the
Nv. l.. r. Desrochers performing thc
remony. The bride was attended by her
ster. Miss Carrie Richard, and the
DOM had as his attendant, Eugene Rich
d. a brother of the bride. The bride
pre- travelling suit of dark blue with
hat of copenhagen blue and carried a
lite prayer book. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
# on the $50 O'Clock train south for a
Up to southern Vermont, New Hamp-
ire and Massachusetts points. On their
turn they will live at the home of the
ide. The brides gift to her bridesmaid
rs a cameo pendant and chain and the
ooms gift to his best man was a gold
he'd cigarette case.
Mrs. James NJ. Leahy entertained II
bung women al a dinner party at hel
bme on Gilman avenue Saturday eve-
nS to announce the marriage engage
ent of her daughter. Miss Helen Nj
eahy. to Franklin G. Pierce of this
~. The table decorations were green
hd white, smilax and carnations being
led. Tho wedding will take place Mon
by. February .. Mr.. Pierce is an EN-.
oye Of the New England Telegraph 4
e.ephone company Miss Leahy has
ben in the audit office of the Central
ermont Railway company the past year
bd a half, and as a farewell gift her as
In gold.
Eugene Taylor has sonc to Schenectady
Y. where he VIII be employed by r,
Wooworth company. This is II pro.
otion for Mr.. Taylor who has been an
nploye in the local Woolwor;h store
nee 1872, with the exception of the time
was in the military service. He Wa
member of the ST. Adams Machine Gun
1mpany, which saw active service from
e spring of 1917 until the declaration
the armisticc.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the First
aptst Church has elected the following
|fcers: President Mrs. T.. W. Foster
rst president, Mrs. j. T. Sharman
cond vice-prcsident Mrs. j. +. Nc
reggs; third vce-presidcnt, Miss Bar
bra T.. Poupore: secretary, Mrs. G. a
imball; treasurer, Mrs. c. II. Wood
rogram committee, Miss Florence NJ
erritt, Miss Florence Ballard and Mis-.
florence Eastman.
Friends in this city will learn will
gret of the death of George w. Gard
Ter which occurred at his home il
ontreal Thursday afternoon, Januar.
after a few days illness will
neumonia. He was G? years and i
lrvived by his wife. For thirty year
he firm of II. c. Scott & Company
ock brokers. of Montreal. Mr.. AM
RS. Gardner were frequent guests a
10 Tavern in this city.
Earl Moore has gone to burlington
hero he has secured q position.
At the annual meeting of st. Vim
Pnt de Paul society the following of
GERS were elected President, Mrs
hmes Lynch: vice president, Mrs
rank II. Keenan,: treasurer, Mrs. An
Manchester; secretary, Mrs. Charlie
Muldoon; executive committed
RS. j. l.. Dempsey, Mrs. NJ. Barnes
RS. H. =. Burns; visiting committe,
RS. ID. G. Howrigan, Mrs James
Hey, Mrs. John McDonald; spiritua
rector, the Rev. j. J. Boyle.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr.;
Harris of Lincoln avenue Monda
forming.
AT a meeting OF Central Vermont Lodge
o. III. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
cid In Odd Fellows nall Monday eve
ns, the officers which were elected a
le previous meeting were installed a
blows: President, p. j. Phillips; vice
resident, Miss Mary Clark; financia
hcrotary, Maurice Bliss; treasurer. Mis-
Kathryn Rogers; secretary, Mis-
Jun y. Coleman, chaplain, William II
riscoll; sergeant at-arms, Cyrus q
owton; inner guard, II. Charbonneau
liter guard, j, Audctte: executive com
littee Eugene W Dewert. Neil O. Roll
fiss Cordelia Roberts, Thomas II. Jones
nrry r. Sabn; organization commit
20: c. II. Sisco. G. e. Kent, NJ. y. Bucl,
RS Agnes Braut, Daniel Corcoran: pro
active committee: r. u. Lcahy, chair
han, Thomas =. Jones.
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