Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30

extended stay. Mrs Rice, who rece".'
broke an arm. Is gaining. There WI,
union New Years social at inc nan
New years cve.-- DR.. and Mrs oosei
McGinity OF Ludlow are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Leary, %"
Mrs McGnity has been critically III ior
several months, but is now much I'M
proved.
WINoosKI.
Charles David Flint in his e2nd
year. died at his home on East Spring
street SUNDAY ,o.,,rs Mt 1:2O
o'clock. the result of n paralytic shock
Mr.. Flint had been suffering from diz-
illness OF late but not enough TO IN
terfere with his regular routine OIL
business. lie had been at work every
day and Christmas day worked all day
In apparently good health. After sup
per at night he sat visiting with the
members of the family when he sud
denly toppled over on to the window
sill, the shock affecting his right side
Medical aid was summoned but he
died without rcgaining consciousness.
Mr. Flint was born in Winchendon
Nid"S'' Mdicl Z, 1873, anu ii'Nt' "
this village 43 years ago, where he
has always resided. being with the
Burlington Wooden Co, ~ foreman of
the machine shops. for 80 years. on
July ! 1905. the village purchased the
Winooski Acuueduct Co. and sunk
three wells. and MIR. Flint has since
been superintendent Of the water
works He had held the office of the
overseer of the poor of the town Of
Colchester at different intervals for
about eight years. and also was a
member of the board Of civil author
ity for several years. IIo was a mem
Der of Webster Lodge, +. and A. NJ.
and is ono Of the oldest of the pres
ent members OF the Steamer Hose Co.
Besides n wife he is survived by two
sons, job G.. of Burlington, and
Frank l.. of Schenectady, n Y, and
two daughters, Anna May and Beat
rice V. He also leaves two brothers.
Clement and George Flint of Winchen-
don, Mass. and two sisters, Mrs Ad-
die McClusky of Winchendon. Mass
and Mrs. Emma Nuttlng of Fitchburg
Mass. The funeral was held Wed.
hN'Nuy ditclHbpu al LOU q CLOCK uTueT
Masonic auspices with interment in
the Eldridge cemetery In South Buring
ton.
The marriage of Miss Emma. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Joseph Poirier of Grove
street. to Alphonse Provost son OF
Mrs. Joseph Provost was solemnlzed
Christmas morning nj 7:30 O'Clock al
St Joseph's Churcn IN Burlington
, The Rev. j. NJ Cloarec performed the
ceremony in the presence Of several
of their friends. William H. Maynard
brotherin law Of the bride. gave her
away. while a brother-in-law of the
groom acted as best man. A wedding
dinner was served at the home OF Mrs
B. J. Pianfetti on East Allen street
sister of the bride, and a reception
was held at the groom's home or
River street in the evening.
Ernest. tho five-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert St. Amor. of East Aler
street narrowly escaped death Monday
morning by heing run over by a heavy
wood team at the corner of Main and
Allen streets. The team struck the DO!
and catching his clothes, dragged hin
for some distance. He was picked up ant
carried home where n doctor examined
| him and found he suffered only from
| bruises. TIE driver Of The team evi
IDENTIFY did not see the boy and his heat
being bundled for protection from thu
cold could rot hear his cries.
Joseph Derondo, the Italian, who wa!
1 arrested for breach of the peac,
Christmas eve, and upon whose person
was found a 3S-calibre revolver with on
of the chambers empty and n knit,
which when opened was about a foo
long. was arraiened in municipal cour
Monday and fined $40 and costs %
the alternot. sentence o, So days i,
Jail.
The remains of the late Eugen
I.abounty We're brought yesterday moo
from Montreal to the home of the Misse
DevinO on Main street. The funeral wa
held at St. Francis Xavier Church a
three o'clock with nterment in st. Franci
cemetery. The bearers we're Charles f
Eugene, Leo Louis n and Frank Devin
and Ezra Bordo The Rev. ]. F. Aude
officiated a the services.
At meeting OF Court Winooski NJ
1863. I. O. F.. held last evening the fo
/ lowing officers were elected Cou,
! deputy, Arthur Mercure. court physical
i Dr.. c. r. Dunn: chief ranger, Alfre
MonGeon; past chief ranger. Sidne
Eynder: vice chief ranger, Joseph Bellanp
err; recording secretary. DR.. G. y. Dunn
! financial secretary. Frank blanchard
treasurer, Frank Sourmail orator. Maxir
Couilard; organist Alex Major; frs
woodland Peter Descareaux; secon
woodard Joseph Nlquette first headls
Arthur Mercure; second beadle. Fran
Peppln The installation will take plac
January l2