Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
WINOOSKI.

Miss Cecile Dubuc, youngest daughter
of Alphonse Dubuc. entered the Fanny
Allen hospital last Thursday to become n
nun. She will take the name of Sister
Nance from the founder of the order, over
22S years ago. She has one sister who has
been in the sisterhood for five years. She
Is known as Sister Dubuc and is at the
Fanny Allen hospital.
Two enthusiastic caucuses for the nomi-
nation of candidates for town representa-
tive and 10 justices of the peace were
held Thursday by the republicans and
democrats and the large attendance ndi-
Gated u hot campaign. The republican
caucus was held in the afternoon and the
democratic caucus in the evening, both
in Alard's hall The republicans gath
cred to the number of %. one NJ the larg-
est caucuses in recent years l.. w. Raw
lin was nominated at this caucus over II.
a. Bailey by vote of IS to -. Emile j.
Blais was made the democratic nominee
without opposition and was given risin :
vote.
Following are the Justices of the peace
placed In nomination by the republicans:
George Allen. John II. Lyon, A. b.
Landon, Frederick Villemaire. II. a.
Bailey, Alphonse Dubuc, Louis Mongeon.
D. F. O'Sullivan, C. H. Shipman. j. l..
Devino. James 8. OBrien. Henry Conlin,
J. NJ Wright. J. r. Laval.-v and f. NJ.
Wolcott. The committee appointed by the
chair TO present the list of justices con-
sisted OF F.. NJ. Wolcott. G. d. Nash and
George Allen.
The democratic list OF justices of the
| fnl1n Gar1ip ia
penticr j. W. Sheehan, s. r. Narcotic,
William f. Mongeon, F. Edward Alard
f.. +. Gokey. d. T.. O'Sullivan. W. G.
Bushey. James $. O'Brien. Louis Alapa
| / .ouis Mongeon, E. H. Horton, r. T.
Bigwood and y. j. Greaney. The chair ap.
pointed the following committee Il
present the list: II. r. Carpenter, f
Edward Allard and William f. Mongeon.
| Charles McCaffrey suffered painful in
| iur,ns Monday when the bones Of his
face were badly bruised and some OF them
| broken while he was at work in the
Stevens machine shops McCaffrey lives
In Burlington. He is about n years of age
and is an apprentice. Monday he Wa.
grinding castings on an emery whee
: when suddenly the wheel broke in sev
era pieces. some Of which struck him IL
| the face The bones in the left side o.
| his face were broken and his left ey,
was injured, but IL Is thought it will b,
| possible to save the sight. DR.. Heath wa.
| summoned and dressed the injuries suf
| ficIently to allow the young man to b,
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
| George Lesage and Miss Leontin
Duval daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
dore D,i>a of North street. were mar
ried Monday morning at St Franci
Xa,ier Church by the Rev J, F. Audet
Theodore Duval. the brides father, an,
Eli Fafard were witnesses. Followin.
the ceremony wedding breakfast wa
served at the home of the bride afte
which they left on a honeymoon trip t.
Montreal and other Canadian points, an,
on their return they will make thei
home on North street.
| Frederick Lavallee and Miss Flor
Savard were married Tuesday morn
ing at St Francis Xavier Church b.
the Rev. ]. F. Auiet. The bride is IA
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camill
| Savard OF Elm street, where the wed
ding breakfast was served. She wa
attended at the church by her fathc
and the groom by his brother. Free
Lavallee The couple left at noon N
a wedding trip to Providence. r, 7
ap1 noInts in Maasa chusetts