Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

meeting which is to be held at the East
| Spring street sehoolhouse Friday evening
at 7;3O O'Clock but as yet not much
| Interest seems to be manifest on the part
| Of the general public. In the west ward
| j. b. T. Chevrier is mentioned for trustee
| without opposition. In the east ward
| PhillIp Nongeon Is a candidate. Mr..
! Monreon has served on the board for two
| years in the west ward and this spring
| resigned on account of his residence being
changed. When c. w. Hardacre resigned
| In the east ward this spring, Mr.. Mongeon
| was a candidate In opposition to John
| Hardacre ana was defeated Mr.. Hard
acres term expires Friday night and he
has announced himself as candidate for
| reelection. This ward seems to be the
| only one to give any signs OF a contest.
T.. L. Linsenmeir, the present trustee in
the south ward, has two more years to
serve.
The junior choir of St Stephens Church
Monday enjoyed an outing to Thomp-
sons Point where they took a 30-mile
ride on the lake. This Is an annual event
kindly given them by the pastor OF the
church. the Rev. James p. Rand, and the
day was an ideal one for their outing. In
the morning the children, accompanied by
Father Rand and the organist, Miss
Jennie Stanley, rodo in a barge to Char
lotte. arriving there about $3.50 O'Clock.
They enjoyed dinner on the grounds at
the noon hour after which they took their
ride on the yacht. Shortly after supper
they again boarded the barge for their
trip home and all reported n good time,
some of them getting n good coating
of summer tan.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Christopher Desautels
celebrated Tuesday their golden we'd
ding with a hlgh mass in tho morning
and n banquet in the evening at Roch-
ambault hall. High mass was sung at
eight o'clock at st. Francis Xavier
Church by the Rev Alphonse Giroux
professor of theology at lie Grand
Seminary, Montreal The Rev. FIR.
Giroux is a nephew of the cclebrants.
The best man and bridesmaid were
Emery Dcsautcls and Mrs. Desautels
The church was specially decorated
and presented beautiful appearance.
In the center above the altar was the
number go" in gold leaf letters AMI
on either side were "1S61" and "1911."
After the services at the church =
wedding breakfast was served at their
HOii'' VII lIi'N'h "'i''' anu ''l' ihS''i
of the church. the Rev. j. f. Audet. and
the Rev Alphonse Giroux were pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Desautels are both
70 years of age and are enjoying tho
best of health. They were married
February II. 1861, n st. Grcgoire, r.
O., by the Rev. Octave MOnnctte. IN
1854 they moved to the States, making
their home in Charlotte for II years
Thirty years ago they came to this viii
lage and are among Wnooskrs most
respected citizens. Their union was
blessed with IS children. of whom 10
are living. They also have AZ grand
children and six great decentralization
The children Iivina, are Emery of Ros-
ton. I.ouis l.. of Charlotte Moses I Of
FAN River Arass pater of T2orro
Henry of Uinooslsi Nre Joh, Nav
cote of Revere. cal. Mrs. rsjras Ger
main and Nrs Rohert Ntorcotto nf
Winooski Mrs wired w Desouto1s ar
cborIotto md Nrs Nvi,iioro ro,icro -
Ticondarop, y V An tho ,,rondobil-
dren wero nrasent but six and Mr.
Narrot+o was tho only oro Of tho cbii-
drer ,lsort
Arnrc, ,boso .fror, o,,+ 90 ,o,,., .,,o...,,,,
,,ora Mr. and Nrs c,il,orr,o poI,li, 80
1,arrbar p n Mr. and 1rs C.,,,lIa|,,,o
Po,,lin Jr and d,ugbtor Nj ,r,ot,,-
eft. of :, Johr. = a Nr and Mr.. Ior-
o,is D.snovers of Farrbon = q Nr
and Nr. rdr7oro Das,o,.ors If ,a,.nhon,
!. q the Han Ar,b1r CiroYx ex-r,a,or
of Svoo,,,,,,r, y - NJ and Mrs A..
thur t,roo,, of Nvoorsoclet y NJ
ana Mrs lri,cbou ponIir or Now Havnn