Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-24
WINOOsKI.

Ton ana WlnOOSkl. Inc services Tor tho
dead were conducted by the pastor, the
Rev. T.. G. Bennett, assisted by the Roy.
George Y. Bliss of Burlington. quar-
tette composed of Messrs j. L. Cobb. +.
c. Lyon, Frank SWEET and T.. =. Mitchell
of burlington rendered several selec-
tons Miss Estelle Packard acted as or
ganist. At the close of the church SER
vice the caskct was opened in the Vesti-
bue of the church and the remains were
viewed by the congregation as they pass
ed out, and by the crowds which gath
cred outside the edifice. The bearers
were Messrs Elias Lyman. r. S. Peck, S.
l.. Reynolds, Ormond Cole. John East
wood and Ira Allen. The casket was
covered with many floral offerings, a
number of which were sent from business
houses of this village and Burlington
The interment was in Green Mount ceme-
terry and the arrangements were in
charge of a. T.. Clement.
Services for the late Mrs. Angie Pratt
whose death occurred al the residence of
G. S. Lord early Saturday morning after
a lingering illness was conducted at the
house at 1890 Monday morning by the
Rev. Il. s. Morey of the Methodist
Church. The remains were taken
on the II :37 train to Waterbury Center
where service was held at the Free
Baptist Church at p. M. by the Rev.
J. W. Bergen assisted by the Rev. T.. s.
Morey The interment was in tho
family lot. Mrs. Pratt was - years of
age and was the widow of the late Dea-
con David Pratt. who was one of the
oldest residents of Waterbury and
pioneer resident of Washington county.
Mrs. Pratt and her husband were closely
connected for many years with the al
fairs of the Green Mount Seminary and
the Free Baptist Church of Waterbury
Center Mrs. Pratt, since the death of
her husband Il years ago, has made her
home with G.. 5. Lord of this village. She
was devoted Christian woman, pa
ticnt sufferer and was esteemed for her
piety and kindness to others.
a man, crazy drunk was arrested Sat
urday morning by Deputies Kane and
Erode of Burlington on Main street. and
taken to the county Jail lie gave his
name as Charles MacDennick, and will
have hearing to-day.
Charles Cote the nine-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cote of Center
street. narrowly escaped serious in
jury. late Yesterday afternoon, but as 1t
is he is suffering from badly lacerated
arm and other bruises. Young cote
found a large railroad dynamite cartridge
while playing in the street, and was told
by an older companion to hit it with
rock This he did with the result that
the cartridge exploded and Cote received
the fun charge in the right arm just
above the elbow The flesh was badly
lacerated and n hole about an inch deep
cut through the feshy part of the arm.
The tips of two fingers were also blown
oft Dr. St. Gcrmain was called and
dressed the injury. several stitches be-
ing necessary to close the wound.
The marriage of Miss Mary Alapa and
Louis Jesse Gonyeau will take place at
St. Stephens Church at nine o'clock this
morning.
Mrs A. F.. Jones has returned to her
home in Jersey City, y. j., after SPEND
ing the summer with friends in town.
Among those who will attend the c. T.
Co.'S annual excursion to New York to-
morrow are Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Linsen-
meir, Mrs. l. S. Dubuc and daughter,
Miss Dora Dubuc. and j. f. Allard.
| Mrs. Agnie A. Pratt. whose serious i'll
ness has been mentioned. died at the
home of C. S. Lord Friday night just be-
fore midnight. She was 10 years old
The sun shone on two brides in the vii
lage Monday morning. The first of the
DAYS weddings was that of Miss Lea
Freeman and Adclard Lord. The cere-
mouy took place at $50 o'clock at St.
| Francis Xavier Church and was per-
| formed by the Rev. j. r. Audet. Follow
| ing the ceremony breakfast was served
at the brides home on West Center
street and in the evening reception ana
dance was rendered them at the home
| of the groom on East Center street. Mr..
and Mrs. Lord were the recipients OF
many beautiful presents and will reside
| in the village.
st. stephens Church was the scene of
! the second pretty wedding Monday
morning when Louis Jesse Gonyoau took
| for his bride Miss Marie eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alapa. Promptly
at nine o'clock the bridal party entered
! the church to the strains of 1,uhenSrn $
Wedding march rendered by the organist.
| Mrs \. NJ. Lonecan. The Rev. j. +.
Rand performed the ceremony in the
presence of large gathering of friends
and relatives The bride WAS attended
| by her father, who gave her away. ana
| by Miss Mabel Limoge of Burlington as
! bridesmaid. The groom was attended by
his brother Edward Gonyeau, as best
man. The bride was handsomely attred
! in creme voille trimmed with white silk
over lace. and wore chiffon wreath IN
| her hair. She also carried bouquet or
white carnations. Miss Limoge was
powned in muslin de sole, Wore black
hat and carried white carnations. Dur
| Ing the mass solos We're rendered by the
| following: Charles Scully, George shan
| ley. Joseph Cauchon. Margaret Minahan'
Mamie Burns and Sadie Gcary. Follow
| ing the ceremony q reception was held at
tho home of the bride on Clifford street,
where refreshments were served and con-
aratulations extended the happy couple.
| They We're the recipients of numerous
presents, including furniture, silNerware
and bric-a-brac. Last evening the we'd
| ling party adjourned to the home of the
| groom on West street. where dancing was
INDUCED in. Mr.. and Mrs. Gonyeau left
| Tuesday for a wedding tour in New York
| city and upon their return will be at
| home to their friends at Clifford street.
Deputies RaVlu and Brodic took a
| drive Sunday afternoon and incidentally
searched the house of Willis Anterior,
near Malletts Bay. They We're success
full in locating a quantity of beer and
whiskey, which they seized. Mr.. Ather-
| ton was placed under arrest but was re-
| leased on his own recognizance. The
case will probably be heard after the
close OF county court
The Winooski fire department will have
its annual tournament and inspection
Wednesday, afternoon, september 30.
Charles McDermit, the man who was
arrested Saturday by Deputies Kane and
| Brodie, was arraiGned before Justice
+. L. Graves Monday morning, pleaded
| guilty to being drunk ana was given ten
days IN Jail. Henry Conln prosecuted.
\ very pretty wedding took place at St.
Francis Xavier Church Tuesday morn
| ing when Miss Della, oldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Couture, became the
| bride of George Barber, son of Frank
| Barber. The ceremony was performed at
| $50 o'clock by the Rev J. f. Audet in the
presence of a large gathering of friends
| and relatives Both were attended by
| their fathers. The bride was prettily
attircd in crepe de chine over white SILK,
| carried n bunch of white roses and wore
a white hat Following the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home OF the
brides parents on Malletts Bay avenue.
| where congratulations We're extended and
hrenkfast served. In the evening ii reCep.