Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
WINoosKI.

At the sem-annual meeting of tho st.
Peters society Friday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Alphonse Provost first vice president
Albert Marquette; second vice-prosdent
Joseph Dore; financial secretary. Adelard
HatIn; assistant secretary, j. r. A.
Lavallee; corresponding secretary, i. n.
Potvin: treasurer. william Hebert; col
lector, Edward Roy; assistant collector.
Joseph Blais; first marshal. Israel
Grenier; second marshal. Mzacl Do
barge inquirng committee, Medor Bis
eonette william Debarge, Octave CormieN
Edward Debarge. and Theophle Parrott;
auditors, j. A. Chicolne. Medor Bis
sonette, and Oliver Companion; cashier,
NJ. Il. Seymour.
Superintendent william A. Trask of
the spinning mill of the Chace cotton
mill, has returned from Fall River, Mass,
where he received his appointment as
manager of the Chace mills No. of the
burlington plant. This includes the man
agershp Of the weaving mill on lower
Pine street and the spinning mill on
Mill street. MIR. Trask has been super
intendent of tho Mil street mill for past
nineteen years and his new appointment
comes as a lust reward for his long and
untirnR services In bringing the mill un-
der his charge up to the present stand
ard. Mr., Traslt has a host OF friends both
In this village and in Burlington. who
Will extend their best wishes for his CON
tinued success.
The new Allen House was opened In
an suspicious manner Saturday evening
with a banquet which was attended by
a goodly number OF the citizens and
business men of the village The guests
upon their arrival were shown through
the new house after which they repaired
to the spacious dining room where n
sumptuous spread was waiting for them.
The marriage Of Mrs. Albina Major and
Alfred Senterre will be solemnized a,
st. Frances Xavier Church this morn.
Ing AT seven o'clock.
The marriage of Mrs. Albina Ma jor
to Alfred Senterrc was solemnged Mt
St Francis Xavier Church Monday
morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. j. +. Audet at
seven o'clock. The bride was attended
by Officer Frank Bergeron while Noah
Lavalley was best man. The couple
will reside on upper Main street.
A pretty home wedding was solemnzed
New Years night at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence f. Spafford on Leclair
street when their only daughter. Miss
Lizzie NJ, was united in marriage to
George f. Frechette The ceremony was
performed at eight O'Clock by the Rev
f. s. Morey of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. and was witnessed by only thu
immediate friends and relatives of the
young people. The bride was becomingly
attired In a creation of white silk and
wore a string of gold beads which were
, worn by her grandmother when she was
] married 81 years ago Miss Ida Eastman
Of Littleton. n. H.. friend of the bride
acted as bridesmaid. while the groom was
attended by Bert Spafford. a brother OF
the bride. The wedding march was rem
dered by Miss Mamie Holmes and the
house was tastefully decorated with ever.
green's for the occasion After congratu.
, lations had been extended wedding
, supper was served. The bride is a popu.
lar young lady of the village, while the
groom Is an efficient salesman at the Star
Department store. Both have a host OF
friends in the village who will extend
their best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Ghetto will make their home with the
brides parents for the winter.
, Frank Il. Kirby and Miss Clara NJ. Rye
of burlington were married last Friday
. evening at the Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. f. s. Mercy. They will reside
in Burlington