Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.


Clara Benoit, whose case for petit
larceny was continued from Tuesday to
Thursday was resumed yesterday and
the girl was given a sentence of q
months at Vergenncs on two charges.
This time VIII occupy the remainder of
her minority. on thu charge of petit
larceny Of the jcwclry from the Lowrey
woman she was given a sentence Of six
months. The second charge was for open
and gross lewdness. for which offense
ghe was given 10 months. The girl is
16 years of age.
Peter II. McEwen died early Friday
morning at his home on Malett's Bay
3venue after a long period of illness Mr.
McEwen came to this village about eight
years ago and besides his wife he leaves
Two sons, Thomas McEwcn of Watervillc,
Me, and Peter II. McEwen of Massa
chusetts.
The marriage of Peter Gaborio and
Miss Josephine Lamothe was solom-
nized Sunday afternoon at St Fran
els Xavier Church by the Rev. Edward
Marion.
Two weddings were solemnized Mon
day morning at St. Francis Xavier
Church by the Rev Edward Marion,
who also officiated at the nuptal masses.
Alfred Lesage of West street was mar
ried to Miss Clara Piche of East Center
street in the presence of a large gather
ing of relatives and friends. The bride
was attended by S. Hatin and the groom
by his brother, George Lesage The St
Laurent Guards, of which the groom
was member, was represented by the
captain. Romuus Blais, and the COM
mander, George st. Peter. They wore
the regulation uniforms. During the
nuptial mass special music was rendered
by the choir and Raymond Blais sang
Mllard's Ave Maria" at the offertory.
Among the other solosts We're Alfred
Bedard. The Sodality of the Children of
Mary. Of which the bride was a MEM
ber assisted the choir and Miss Albertine
Duval rendered "LAdieu a Marie" by
Crevier. The wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesage left for an auto
mobile trip for Montreal on their re-
turn they will reside on West street.
Miss Ludlvine Landry of Union street
was married to Adolphus Demag Of Essex
Junction. The couple was attended by
David Demag, father of the groom, and
John Blair. The wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Blair on Union street with whom
the bride lived. Her father Is Phillip
Landry and is employed in Keeseville,
N. Y, to which place the wedding pair
will journey on their honeymoon.
Word was received In this village yes
terday morning Of the death in Cohoes,
N. Y, of A. j. Griffin. Mr. Griffin was
81 years old and was we'll known here.
He was an uncle of A. NJ. Smith and
brother-in-law of G. D, Nash.
reception was rendered to Miss
Edna Desautels of Weaver street in
Corporation hall last evening In hon
or OF her approaching marriage to
Romeo Audet of Swanton. The bride
TO be was presented with 1. beautiful
set of dishes. There were about so
OF her friends present and a short
musical program was carried out and
whist was also enjoyed. 1t was a sur
prise to Miss Desautels, who accom-
panied to the hall Miss Cecile Huard
who was supposed to be on another
errand. The hall was completely in
darkness upon their entering, when
the orchestra played the wedding
march. The address was given by
Miss Blanch Bedard Miss Desautels
rendered as vocal solo "Thora,"
which was well received Miss Flor
ence Narcotic rendered n piano solo
and Miss Bedard sang isle D'Amour."
The committee who had the arrange
ments In charge consisted Of Misses
Blanche Bedard, Adalina Boucher. Ce-
Gle Huard and Henrietta Bushey.
Following whist refreshments were
Served.