Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-26
WINOOsKI.

Charles Hubbard has leased OF j. Is. r..
Chcvrier the store recently vacated by
him on Malletts Bay avenue, and will
move his stock of fruits from Nest Al
len street to the new quarters. Mr.. Hub
bard has also rented the building former
lv occupied by Daniel 6reaney as an eat
Ing house. and will open there a branch
fruit store.
Allen Stone. ono Of Winooskis oldest
and most respected citizens passed away
Tuesday evening NJ. Stone had been in
poor health for number OF years and
had experienced several shocks of late
He WAS about 81 years of age and is sur
vived by a daughter and two sous Mr..
Stone WAS at one time deputy sheriff Of
Chittendon county and also liquor agent for
"A number Of years, besides holding other
Offices of trust in town and State affairs.
The entertainment given in Corporation
hall last evening for the benefit Of St.
stephens Church was a most gratifying
success. The hall was taxed to its ga
pacity and the programme az previously
published with a number of additional
features was given and much appreciated.
The affair was gotten up by the ladies and
children of the parish and a neat sum
was realized
\ pretty autumna wedding was solcm-
nizcd at St. Francis %avier Church yes
| tcrday morning when Miss Nalida Matte.
| became the bride OF Joseph Brunette.
j. +. Audct in the presence of a large
| gathering of friends and relatives. Fol
| lowing the ceremony a wedding break
! fast was served at the home OF the bride 5
! sister Mrs, Adolphus Germain on Cen
! ter street a reception was rendered them
AT the grooms home on Malletts Bay
avenue. where they will make their home.
The bride was the recipient of many
| beautiful presents.
| Intelligence was received yesterday OF
| the death of Peter Allard, a former resi-
| dent here, and which occurred in Fon du
| Lac Wis. November 20 Mr.. Allard was
GO years OF age was a native Of this place
, going to Fon du Lac in 1866 and has visit
| ed his old home several times since, his
| last visit being June of last year. He was
d cousin of r. f. and c. G.. Allard OF this
village.
Allen Stone. who died late Tuesday
evening as the result Of paralytic stroke
was the last Of six brothers all of whom
| are nov dead. He leaves a daughter Mrs
Ella Hamilton of Beverly, Mass. and tive
sons, Elmer of Charleston, Mass. and
| Ebert of Montpelier, who are expected
/ Ia arrive here tonight. Mr.. Stone was
born in WcStfOrd. Vt, February =, 1913
and came to Winoosk in lNi. learning tho
carpenter's trade under Augustus Smith
and has always worked AT his trade until
| about 10 wears ago. when he retired from
active work. H. married Rebecca 5
Half January ~, lSi9 and seven childrer
! were born to them. of whom only three
| survive him. Mrs Stone died IN August
1so1. AT the ago OF &c years, lie Was for q
| great many years constable and collector
| and sheriff in the town of Colchester 1nc
! also held the office Of town liquor agent
at two different times. He WAS also SOM"
! what OF Il musician. being Chorstcr nj
the Congregational Church for many
| years. ana later holding the same posi-
ton IN the Methodist Church untl NJ
| WAS obliged to retire, Mr. Stone was q
| substantial and patriotic citizen. respect
| ed and loved by All who knew Rim, anf
! the community feels the loss in a doEr"'
only second to his immediate family, li'
| was cared tor over sine" the death n
Mrs Stone by Ais sist"r-in-llw. Mis-
Theriah Han The arrangements Tor me
funeral were not completed last evening
Misses Mary LUuther and Ellen Nc
Avoy. who are attending the state Nor
NAL school At Flat, shureh arc in town Il
spend Thanksgiving.
VI. j. Barnes went last "NCninE TO lew
York to attend the funeral of his nrother
iu-law. Edward ChildS.
Morris Smith ot Pldtt street is able u
bc out after , weeks attack of the Srlp'