Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

ST. ALBANS.
An unusual event was the celebration
here Thursday of the Goth wedding an>
|niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Willctt
lof Lake street. and also the wedding of
two granddaughters. Miss Mabel Helen
Willett, who was married to Silas j.
Pelky, and Miss Cora May Wllctt. who
was married to Merritt G. Bulls of
Burlington. Among those persons from
out of the city present on this memoir
able occasion were Mrs Frederick Will
lett Of Lowell. Mass. Misses Allie, Min
mic and Florence Willctt. and Miss Mabel
Ross of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Willett were married at the home of the
late T.. II. Whiting. who resided on Mes
scnger street, at ten o'clock the morning
! of May Is. 1915. ny the Rcv. Father
| OCallighan of Burlington. Mr.. Wilctt.
who was born in ST. Ccsarc. Que, 81
years ago, has lived in this city since
he was eight years old. Mrs Wllett's
maiden name was Sophia Archambault;
she is II years old and came to this city
from Misssquoi Bay. que, in the carly
part Of the year 1si5. They have four
children. three sons and ono daughter,
and seventeen grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren. The children arc:
Louis A. Willett of Troy, \. Y. Fred
crick Willett of Lowell. Mass, Mrs. Mary
Frances (WilletO Merow of Pawtucket,
r. l., and Joseph Willett of this city.
Another son, William Willett. who was
| the father OF the young women who were
married this morning, died about year
ago. The double wedding, which took
place at Holy Angels Church at eight
O'Clock. was attended by large number
of friends and relatives High mass was
celebrated. Miss Beatrice L'Ecuyer.
organist of the church, played the we'd
ding march and Miss Alma Beaumont
sang an Ave Maria. Mr.. Pelky and Miss
Mabel Ellen Wilett were attended by
Frank Blake and Miss Emma Willett
MIR. Bullice and Miss Cora May Wilett
were attended by Guy and Pearl Wlctt.
MIR. and Mrs. Pelky left for Montreal on
the As o'clock train and on their return
Will reside on Lake street In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bullicc left on the 1858
O'Clock train for Pikcvile, y. H.. where
they will make their home.
Lake navigation will officially open at
this port next Monday. when the steam
er Chateaugay will call at tn Bay at IL 80
o'clock on Mondays. Tuesdays and Satur-
days until June 26, when she will run
daily excepting Sundays Commencing
June &c the steamer Maquan will leave
the dock at 40 a. m. on Mondays, Wed.
, nesdays and Saturdays.
The marriage OF Charles Turcottc and
Miss Josephine Grogorie was solemn
, lied at the Church of the Holy Guardian
Angels at eight o'clock Monday morn
, ing the Rev. c. y. Troitor officiating
Miss Anna TurcOtte acted as maid OF
, honor and Edward Grc goric as best man
; Mr.. and Mrs. Turcotte left on a wedding
trip to northern New YORK.. after which
they will make their home in this city.
The wedding of Miss Clara Christcna
Evans of Clarenceville. =. G., and
, Frederick Stewart Ralston of this city
, will take place at the Wesley Metho-
dist Church at ClarcnceVille on We'd
nesday. June I, at five o'clock in the
afternoon.
I Herbert +. Dcl.islc has sold his fin,
farm on the iIiGhgatc road to Prospol
p Bushcy, who will take possession on An
| gust /. Mr.. DcLisle expects to so to New
Haven. Conn. to live.
Tho board of school commissioners helt
= their important meeting of he year Tues
t evening when the full Isl of teachers
; with the exception of Principal Sagen
= dorph was appointed for the next year
x In the matter of the disappointment o
:. Principal Sagcndorph. the majority %
the committee on teachers recommended
= that he was engaged at a salary OF so.40O
c The vote on Mr.. Sagcndorph resulted in
tie vote TO and the matter was laic
G on the table until the next meeting
, Teachers were appointed as follows: .iicl
@ school, vice-prncipal. Miss Alberta Rec
+ man; Latin and Greek, Miss Charlotte
I II. Lowell; German and French Miss
= Harriet S. butcher; English and history
r Miss Cora l.. Talbot, science and cocu
S ton. Miss Viola +. Baker Grammar
. school. eighth grade, Miss Fannie Ryan
. seventh grade. A. Miss Edyth Rhodes
y seventh grade. r. Miss Marion Reade
= sixth grade. A. Miss Orpha Bannistc or
o sixth grade. II. Miss Aura n. Barnes
= NTH grade. Miss Mabel II. Story. LIN
i street school. principal fourth and fftl
| grades, Miss Helen A. Story; third grade
Miss Mary DcS. Shechy; second grade
o Miss Mollie Wiley: first grade, Miss CLAIR
= Bliss. Barlow street school. principal
: fourth grade. Miss Gertrude Keenan,
n third grade. Miss Ellen p. Dee: secon,
n grade Miss Ruth Wood first grade, Mis-
l. Margaret Lang. Messenger street school
. principal. first grade, Miss Mary L. White
= second grade, MISS NJ tnlit
: grade Miss Bertha s. Mcigs: fourtl
h grade. Miss Lillian b. Banyea. Specia
2 teachers. music and drawing. Miss Eliza
1 beth Ward; kindergarten academy" Mis-
: Mabel Eliss. kindergarten. Film street
n Miss May Ward The report OF the build
c ing committee. covering the matter o
n. iantors' salaries, fuel and repairs wa
n accepted and adopted.
+ The Vermont Power e. MANUFACTURER,
1 company will beginning with June II
II furnish the st. Adams Street Railwa
q company with power for the operation o
q its II miles of road, between St. Alban
r. Bay and Swanton Three hundred hors
u power will be used in operating the road
= for which the necessary machinery ha
I been ordered and will be installed as 500
@ AZ possible
: The marriage of Miss Mabel f. White
g formerly of this city. and Dorsey Taylo
# was soiemnixed at the home of the bride
s mother. Mrs. Nancy L. White. in Yves
n Hawley. Mass, yesterday morning at tie
l. o'clock Mr.. and Mrs, Taylor arrived
II here last evening and are now at HON
' at 1875 South Main street
l. The condition Of 8. u. Hopkins q