Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-12
CHITIENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKl.

Cecilia, the is year old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Louis A. Canon, died Thursday
afternoon at her home on Upper Main
street of commissions, after a few days
illness. Miss Canon is survived besides her
parents, by two brothers and two sisters
The funeral took place from st. Francis
Xavier Church Saturday morning at s
O. clock.
The commencement exercises of tie
Winooski high school will be held in Cor
poration hall Friday evening June -.
Following is the programme of the exet =
cises which will begin at o'clock: Music;
reading. The Drummer Boy, Asa S. Proc
tor reading, Legend of st. Christopher,
MARCEL S. Douglass; essay, Woman's FRO
gress, Evelyn A. Holcomb; music; reading,
Supposed Speech of John Adams, William
T. Toolan; reading, Brown Dwarf of Rugsn,
Alice F.. Wardwell; essay Luck and Pluck,
Helena McAvoy; song, America for Free
dom; reading, Asleep at the Switch, Eta
A. Allen; reading. The Owl Critic. Helen
F. King; music; comforting diplomas; class
song; music. Music will be furnished by
the Berkshire orchestra.
Frank, the four-year-old son OF MT and
Mrs. Adolphus Cormier, died Monday of
brain fever after an illness of three weeks.
The funeral was held from st. Francis IA
vier Church Wednesday afternoon.
| Frank X. 1lebert died Tuesday after
noon at his home on Weaver street of con-
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but four days Mr.. Hebert was taken i'll
while at work Friday and was taken home
by fellow employe, but gradually grew
worse until his death Tuesday afternoon.
Francis Xavier Hebert was born in Can
ada G. years ago and came to the states
when but nine months old and has lived
In Winooski for nearly half a century. He
Is survived by wife and seven children,
four sons, William HILBERT of Worcester.
Mass, Louis of Lawrence, Mass, Frank
Jr and Henry of Winooski, and three
daughters, Mrs. Ida Marquette, Marie and
Jennie Hebert of this place.
The pretttest June wedding of the season
took place last evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, when Miss Helen Nos-
bursh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Vos-
burgh, was married to Charles Wentworth
son of Mrs. A. A. Wentworth, In the pres
cnce of a large number of invited friends
and relatives. At s o'clock the bridal
party entered the church to the strains o,
the wedding march Happy Home Rever'
ies,' rendered by Mrs. George Edwards
The ushers, Messp. George and Oscar
Edwards, Frank e. Meigs and Guy Davis
preceded the bridal party down the aisle
The bride and her bridesmaid. Miss Evelyr
Ho'comb, and the groom and his best man
j. w. Lauton Of burlington, followed ant
were met at the rail by the pastor, tbs
Rev. L. S. Morey, who performed the cere
mony. The church was prettily decorated
with the seasons flowers and foliage. Fol
lowing the ceremony the bridal party wen
to the home of the groom, No. IL Eas
street, where congratulations were show
cred upon the young couple and n daint!
repast served. At $3.50 they were driven t
the train at Burlington to start on {
honeymoon trip of a few weeks in Boston
New York and other points, after which
they will reside in Winooski. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wentworth were the recipients of {
large number of handsome and cost,
presents, among which was a solid GAL
rocker. presented by the employees OF thu
Traction company, for whom the groom il
a popular conductor.