Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
WINoosKI.

AT the scmi-annual meeting OF st.
Peters society Friday evening, the
following officers were elected; Presi-
ident, +. n. Poitevin; first vice-presi-
dent. David Barron; second vice-presi-
dent. Ernest Best; financial secretary,
Adclard Hatin; assistant. j. +. A. La
vallee; corresponding secretary. Adc-
lard Brunette; treasurer, Alfred La
| tour; collector Oliver Companion; as
sistant, Octavc Cormier; cashier. Ma
lasse Roy; Investigating committee.
| lIcrmidos Cauchon. Mizael Debarge,
| Ellie Raymond Jules Lord and William
Dcbargc first marshal Frank Bcnot:
second marshal Joseph Bouchard; au-
ditors. Octave Cormer, Ernest Best
ana David Barron.
| At the annual meeting Of the Wuman's s
| Home Missionary society held Friday
aftcrnoon at the hcme Of Mrs. Mary Rob
crtson on Plat street the following offi-
GERS we're elected for the year ensuing
Pre- sidcnt, Mrs. II. ]. White; vice presi-
dent, Mrs John Chambers secretary.
Mrs. Frank E. Bgwood; treasurer Mrs
Mary Roborteou Following the election
of officers papers and letters were read
after which a social hour was enjoyed.
| Mrs Peter Llmaire died early Sun
day morning of heart trouble at
her home on the lower road. after n
short illness. 1'he deceased was borh
in Canada ana was about sc years of
|agc. She is survived by her husband
and five children. two daughters. Mrs.
Joseph Blanchard and Mrs. Joseph
Gokcy. and three sons. Joseph. Frank
and Edward. all of Burlington.
| Tclcsford Penslncault. the man accused
of stealing property from the American
| Wooden company was given hearing
vest rday morning before Justice r. j..
Graves which resulted in his being bound
over to the September term of court in
the sum OF Sl,5op which he has not fur
Inishcd. The bearing WAS held in the va
cant room Owe, the wonlcn mill office. the
stolen articles being stored there and by
mutual agreement the hearing WAS had
here. Grand Juror Henry Conlin prose-
cut,d AMI Hamilton =. Peck of Burling-
ton dcfelde, 7 l. prisoner was brought
owe, from l rlr-,ru Jail Ivy Constable j
u. Yandow yi'' arrested him about ten
days aEo. 'r- m property since its
lrccov rs H. 81. "a 'h,rs- of Policeman
Charles W.r,vn.' ,'aors the article.
which arrc aAthero together i'll the room
1T til, hearing, wcr- the following: Tw,
locks, 81 ven hale hooks. four lots Of rope
lap waste. bale of yarn cloth. hurlap, fn'
dark merino cloth four shovcis. fork
tines. two lots Of old betting and some
new betting cut into small pieces. The
stolen stuff was found at the home of the
jprsoncr on Canal street and was recovered
by the officers shortly after the mans
larrcst The prisoner is a man about 81
years of age and has a wife and two
grown up children.
| oliver Servant died yesterday at the
homo of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
scph Servant on Malletts Bay avenue
after an illness of a few months will
tuberculosis. Mr.. Servant was 20 years
of age and previous to his illness was
cmployed in the mills He is survived
by his parents. The funeral will bt
hcld from St. Frances Xavicr Church
this morning at eight o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Geneva. onl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludger JAS
min to Frank S. Weston was solemniz
ed Tuesday morning at eight O'Clock
at St. Francis Xavier Church. Th'
ceremony was performed by the Rev
j. r. Audet in the presence of few
invited friends and relatives. Th'
bride was given away by her father
and Ernest Jasmin. brother OF thu
bride. attended the groom. At the clos'
of the ceremony the bridal party re
paired to the home Of the brides par
cnts at "a East Allen street, where ;
wedding breakfast was served. aftc
which they left for "a weeks wedding
"trip to Montreal and other Canadian
points. The bride is one of WinOoskij
popular Young women while the groom
is the superintendent of the Tobey 4
Catln lumber yards and mills.
Prof. \. NJ. Jones for the past six year
principal Of the Winooski high and grade,
school has rendered his resignation L
take effect Immediately. Mr.. Jones ha
lacccpted the principalship of the higl
school at North Bennington and will prob
ably leave for that place some time il
August. Professor Jones during his sta.
IN the village has made many friends ant
has proven himself an apt instructor ant
will he missed by host OF friends no
only among his pupils hut among tn
residents of the village as we'll and al
lioin in wishing him continued success il
Ihis new undertaking.
MILTON.
Mrs. Samuel Howard OF Malone Is II
town looking after business interests
Mrs Edwin Rockwell and son. Harold