Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-23

town officers: Moderator, IT, A. Bailey;
town clerk, c. g. Allard; sclectmen. +.
j.. Haywood. w. n. Severance and +. b.
Allard; town treasurer, &. G.. AlIard;
ovcrsecr OF the poor. G. u. Flint; col
lcctor of taxes. l.. W. Ravlin; consta-
bic, l.. w. Ravlin; listers, Alfred VIII
MARE, Harry Blondin and Fred VOL
colt; trustee OF 4. S. deposit fund, G.
G. Allard; fence viewers, Rolla Wright,
George Robert and +. Il. THOMPSON;
town grand Juror. Henry Conlin: in
spector of leather, Charles Kirby: audi
tors. G. H. Shipman. o. A. Smith and
W. II. Munson; pound keepers, r. ],
Whalcn. Jules Wolcott and Bert Severe
ancc; surveyor of lumber and shingles.
II. ]. White: road commissioners En-
gene A. Wright; town agent r. f.
Hopkins: school director for three
years. William lombard.
At the democratic caucus, which was
held in Concert hall, the gathering was
called to order at 80 o'clock by -. +.
O'Sullivan, chairman Of the town DEM
ocratic committee. II. n. Deavitt was
chosen chairman, with Frank L. Graves
clerk. The following were then placed
in nomination: Moderator, H. u
Deavitt town clerk. G. G. Aliard: sell.
ectmen, j.. Edward Allard, Emile Blais
and Arthur Desautels; town treasurer
G. q. Allard. Mr. Allard won the nom
nation over George r. Graves, the
present incumbent, by a majority OF
one vote, the count being Allard 81
and Graves bj; overseer Of the poor.
Fred Bloau constable, Louis Mongeon:
collector OF taxes, Louis Mongeon:
listers, Alfred Vilmairc. oliver Conn
panion and Henry Mcintyre; auditors,
ID. j.. OSullivan, II. 4. Duprat and &,
II. Shipman; trustee OF public money,
c. G. Allard; fence viewers, J. T.. Lc-
Clair. William Fountain and John
Hamilton; pound keepers, Louis Bar
Der. Octave Cormicr and David Law
renee; surveyor of lumber and Shin
giles, Eugene wright; road commis-
sioncr, Prosper Pratt; inspector Of
leather. Charles Kirby; town agent, II.
n. Deavitt: town grand Juror. Henry
Conlin: school director for three
years, Jules Wolcott
| The remains of Mrs. Joseph Watson,
! who died at the Fanny Allen hospital
Saturday morning of tuberculosis, was
taken to her home in st Adams on the
GAO train in the evening. Tho arrange
inonts here were in charge of A. T..
| Clement.
Arthur Desautels. who was nominated
for selectman at the democratic caucus
Saturday evening. has withdrawn his
name. This leaves bat four candidates
| in the field
| quiet but pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at St. Francis Xavier
Church when Miss Addie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willctt, became the
bride of Ernest Mongeon. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. J. F.
Audct at seven o'clock in the presence OF
a large number of friends and relatives
Both young people were attended by
their fathers. Following the ceremony
the bridal party were driven to the home
lof the brides parents on River street
where breakfast was served. In the even
ing reception was rendered them at
the grooms homo. Mr.. and Mrs. Mongeon
after n wedding trip will make their
home on River street.
Joseph T.. Pollard. who was arrest.
cd by Officer Hcbert on Tuesday even
ing, was arraigned before Justice
Graves yesterday morning and fined 81
and costs lie took the alternate sem
tcnce of 10 days in Jail.
Il Inc funeral or the three year o Id
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dcmars OF
Iickok street who died Yesterday of
pneumonia, will be held from st.
Francis Xavier Church this afternoon
lat two o'clock.
| Mrs. George Dumas OF the lower
road is dangerously i'll.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational Church will open rum
COLI i,, H.
Ilerrick block at "A Main street this
lafternoon.
| Another large crowd was in attend
ancc last evening at the fair being
held in the convent hall. Before tho
close Of the fair the Winooski band
. Will attend and furnish music.