Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-16
WINOOSKI.

entS. After n short trip in D1mOile coun-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Matevier will reside II I
WINoOsKI.
George Sumner OF Colchester Point died
at the Fanny Allen hospital late We'd
nesday evening OF heart trouble. Mr..
sumner was admitted to the hospital
early in the day and expired in the even
.hs. The deceased was Is years of age.
sunday afternoon nre destroyed the
lime kiln sheds at Winooski Park, owned
by George b. Catlin of Burlington.
About 2:30 o'clock the Waterman, JO-
seph Houle, discovered a sheet of flame
issuing from II pile of shavings which
were piled near the kilns, and imme-
diately gave the alarm TO other employees
of the kilns who reside in the vicinity.
The men fought the fire by means of a
bucket brigade for some time, but made
little progress in subduing the blaze
Word was then sent to this village, Fort
Ethan Allen and Burlington for help. The
alarm was sounded here and the COM
panies turned out, but after a consulta-
tlon 1t was decided not to send any APP
paratus as the location of the plant
made It Impossible to use the engine or
hose. Many of the fremen together with
a hundred or more citizens went to the
scene on the electrics, in teams or on
root and rendered what assistance they
could. \ detachment from the fort vas
also on hand and did good work in
saving surrounding property. The fre
was confined to the sheds covering the
ki!nS which were entirely consumed.
The burneds sheds were build
about seven years ago Immediately fol-
lowing a disastrous fire which wiped out
the entire plant. The burned property
was covered by insurance. Mr.. Catlin.
who recently purchased the interest Of
G. G. f. Tobey In the business, employ
cd about % men who will be thrown out
of employment but a short time as it IS
understood that the sheds will be rebuilt
Immediately.
st. Francis Xavier Church was II.
scene of a pretty wedding Monday
morning when Miss Isabelle Exilda
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BordI
Of Main street became the bride of Jo1
seph A.. Manseau. son Of Mr.. and MrsI
IIermidos Manseau of lie clair street
The was performed by the
Rev. j. T. Audet in the presence Of a
large assemblage of friends aud rela1
tivcs of the contracting parties. Thd
bridal party entered the church to the
strains OF the bridal march from Lo1
hengrin played by the organist. Miss
ma Duprat, and We're met at tn
chancel rail by the groom and h
father. where the ceremony was I.-
formed. The bride was becomin-lyt
attired in IA handsome gown of cream
colored landsdown. trimmed with Irisll
point lace and carried a white prayer
book. and was attended by her father
Peter Bordo. AT the conclusion of the
ceremony the party left the church
during the rendering of the Mendel4
som wedding march. and We're driveu
to the home of the brides parents on
upper Main street. where a wedding
breakfast was served. The bride wad
the recipient of n large number of
beautiful and useful presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Manseau left on the White noun
tain train for a wedding trip to Mon
treal. Ottawa and other Canadian
points. Upon their return they will
be given a reception at the groom']
home on lie Clair street. The bride |
a well-known and popular oun lady
in her set being a recent graduate od
the Vermont Business College in Bur-
lington and until recently was stenog1
rapner at the Lumiere North Americar
company. The groom is also well
known. being the popular salesman a
the store of Frank Carpenter on Main
street and has recently returned from
Il course in music at the Boston Cons
servatory Of music,
a second wedding was that OF Miss
Lea, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
phonse Mongeon of River street and
DIR. Louis ~. Petite of Proctor. Tho
marriage was celebrated at 80 o'clock
by the Rev. j. +. Audet and was wit
messed by a large gathering OF friends
and relatives, Miss Anna Petite, sis
ter of the groom, acted as bridesmaid
and Albert Mongeon, n brother OF tho
bride, as best man, Immediately fol-
lowing the wedding the newly married
couple left for a weeks wedding triH
to the home of the groom in PROCTOR
after which they will make their homo
in the Greaney block in this village.
At the recent meeting of the trustees o
the Winooski graded school district thu
following appointments for the coming
year were announced: Principal, high
school, r. q, ~Stackpole, assistant prin1
cipal, Miss Maude Mulqueen. grammar
Mrs. A. NJ. Lonergan; second grammar
Miss Margaret Conlin; intermediate, Miss
l.ottic Parkhurst; primary, Miss Anna
WEIGH; second primary, Miss Kate Far
rcll; for the Malletts Bay avenue school
primary. Miss Sadie Geary, intermediate
Miss Sadie Turner, ~janitor, NJ. Stanley.
AT the republican caucus held I'm Al
lard's hail last evening to elect "A repre-,
sentative and 10 Justices of the peace, T
L. Hopkins called the meeting to order
land was mazda narp,apapt cboirpnop Will
George ID. Nash as secretary. The namd
of william II. Severance of Colchestet
was placed In nomination by Frank e.
Biewood and seconded by Edison Brigham
and Fred M. Wolcott. Mr., Severance was
unanimously nominated. The following
were then placed in nomination for JUS