Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
WINOOSKI.

Miss Olive Gclinoau died ut the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey
Celincau. late Friday evening, after II
hong illness of tuberculosis. Miss Gclin-
eau was in her Goth year and has been
q resident OF this village for the past IL
years. coming here with her parents from
st. Brieidc. Canada. She received her
Education at ST. Louis convent and was
h favorite among her schoolmates. She
was one of Il family of II children, ten
cf whom are living. She is survived by
her parents. seven brothers, Archie or
Berlin. n. H.. Herman of Burlington and
Nristidc and Wilfrcd of st. MichacPs COL
lcgo. Louis. Albert and Lconidas of this
VILLAGE. and three sisters. Mrs. George
Grmlaw of Barre and Mrs. Ovilla Mail
ut and Miss .Anaida of this place. The
Funeral was held from st. Francis
Xavier Church Monday morning at nine
O'clock
Mrs. Annastucia Barron. wife or rat
rick Earron. died at the Fanny Allen
hospital late Sunday evening. Mrs. Bar
ron was taken to the hospital about three
weeks AGO suffering from II broken leg
xustainel by falling on tho steps at her
rome. Is West Alien street. For a TIM
Mrs. Barron was resting comfortably but
thII1lll'fl l'f4S E'A III f'E' ~ 49,
suited. Mrs. Barron was born in County
Wexford. Ireland. ~ years ago, where she
was married to Mr.. Barron Mt the axe OF
BIZ. I'iv" wears la."r the couple moved to
England. making that place their home
for nino years. coming to this country q
wears ago and have lived the greater
Part Of the time in this Village. Mrs.
1;arron is survived 10y her husband and
a.. 80 ri. scanning nov Irn.nnt
o her home in this village Monday. Ths
Funeral was held from St. stephen i
Church Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock. Interncnt was In st. Joseph s
cemetery in Burlington.
Tuesday was n gala day for the fire
men of the village it being the occasion
If their annual muster and inspection.
The programme was enlivencd somewhat
by a bit of realism in the shape Of a
small fire which broke out about a half
hour before the fremen were to parade,
At the conclusion OF the parade
both companies their houses and
apparatus were inspected by Chief En-
eincor Burdick and assistants, the village
resident and the board Of village trls'
tccs. After the inspection the member!
pf the steamer mpa left the village
Tor St. Adams, where they held theil
hnnual banquet at the American House
Tho boys of tho Lafayette Hose company
Entertained a number of tho village ON
fials and friends at their rooms ON Nal
let's Bay avenue.
The fire which the mon were called upor
h. suhdue was one which broke out OF
the bank north of the depot ana was
working its way dangerously near th'
wooden bridge. The member of bott
companies responded in their dress uni
forms and put out the fire returning t,
their rooms in season to take part in th'
parade.
Thaddcus TIatin, one of the oldest resi-
dents of the village sold yesterday t.
John Duval of lbcrville, I. O., his hous'
md lot at 76 Fast Center street, his horse
wagons and Il lot of household furniture
Tor "A nominal consideration. MIR. anC
Mrs. Hatin will leave in Il few DAYS fo
1bcrvillc, l.. G., where he Will make hi
future home. Mr.. Duval will move hi
Family to this village and take possession
of his new property in n few days.