Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-24
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

WAlNSSohl.
Sydney Deforge died suddenly Thursday
morning at his home on the Uoirbts of
heart disease. He was apparently I'm his
usual health Wednesday night upon re-
firing, but had been up scarcely more
than 10 minutes when no was suddenly
stricken and died at SEQ O'Clock before
medical aid could be summoned Hc was
the son Of John Deforgc, who, with three
brothers and two sisters, survive him
They are Edward, Ndolphus and Bert De
forge, Mrs. Ida Martin OF Brooklyn. s.
y, and Mrs. Bertha Moody of Cambridge,
Mass. The funeral was held at nine
o'clock Saturday morning at St. Ste
phcns Church.
The death Of Miss Angelina Martol1,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrid Mar
tell of North street, occurred Tuesday
morning at 1890. Miss Martel had been
i'll for the past six months with a COM
plicaton of diseases. She was the only
child and was 1G years of age.
The first meeting OF the new village
officers was held in the rooms of the
Steamer Hose company Monday evening
when the president announced the vari-
GUS committees for the ensuing year.
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tees few bills were ordered paid. The
committees follow: Finance, Frank Wcs-
ton, George s Millionaire and T.. H. Hor-
! ton streets. T.. II. Horton, j. Henry
| Desautcls and Frank Weston fire, NJ. II.
| Ilalloran. Jr., a. J. MongcOn and Frank
Weston; police. Va ii. Haloran. Jr.,
George Villcmairc and l.. II. Horton;
{ license a. j. Mongeon. J. Henry Desau-
! tells and T.. II. Horton; sewers. George
| Nillcmaire, Frank Weston and j. II.
| Desautels lights. j. II. Dcsautcls. \. j.
! Mongeon and NJ. II. Halloran. Jr.: water,
! George Nillemairo, \. J. Mongeon and
! N. H. Halloran, Ir. The following
bills We're ordered paid: Joseph
! Cusson, services as iantor and engineer
for three months, S2j; Free Press ASSOC
citation. 5000; Burlington Light & power
company, $2l477; water department. "a.
William Brcyor, services as iauitor at
the Layfayctte hose rooms three months.
SO; fire department bills. SIG The matter
Of back yards being nlcd with refuse in
various parts Of the town was discussed
and it was voted that tine clerk notify
Health Officer J. G. Thabault To- take no.
tice of these places and order them clean
ed up \ petition was read referring To
the making of a gutter and cmbing West
lane, but this. like other communications
was laid on the table until the next re-.
ular meeting. Several applications for
the various department jobs wer. Pc.
cetVcd but will not meet with any. actor
until the first meeting i'm Nav. vher
these appointments are usually made \
clairvoyant from Columbus, Ohio. ask.
for a license and the Omaha Relief com
mittce asks aid for the relief Of the suf
fcrors in the tornado in Ralston, Nchras
ka. The communication was ordered +,
lie. The meeting was called to order b,
President j. w Douglas and Cler; j. C
Iiche and the whole board was present.
Miss Lydia Potvin and Fred Brassor o.
ICohocs, y. y. were married Tuesda,
morning at St Francis NaVier Church b,
the pastor, the Rev Father ATarce,u
Albert Marquette attended the groom
and the bride was attended by her father
Napoleon Potvin. The wedding break
fast was held at the homo of Albert Mar
quette. After a honeymoon spent in CO
noes y. Y. the couple will make thei
home in Lake George.
t Edward Cruise died suddenly yesterda
] morning about $50 o'clock while at wor
, in his garden, Of heart disease 1t wa
MT. truses custom to do a little garden
ing before going to his regular employ
A.. mont at the Wooden mills, and feelin
, IN lis usual good health he went int
e. tn" garden and had been there but
n Very short while when he was stricken
q He died before medical aid arrived. II
% was respected resident of this vllag