Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

Montreal, Fred and Edward of this VII
lage. and one sister, Miss Margaret
Foisy, who resides at the late homo
on West Spring street, where the re-
mains were taken shortly after death.
Peter Foisy and daughter, Miss Anna
Foisy, Of Montreal was here to attend
the funeral.
Tho funeral OF Jerry Mongoon was held
at eight O'Clock Monday morning at st
Francis Xavier Church, with burial in
st. Francis cemetery. Mr.. Mongeon died
at 4i5 O'Clock Saturday morning at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. f. r. Lang
lois, on Main street, following n linser-
Ing Illness. He had been in falling
health for a long time, but was only
confined to his bed about two months.
Mr.. Mongeon was born in Ncrcheres.
!. a., % years ago and when very
young came to this village and had been
Il resident here for CT years. In 1861 he
married Miss G. J. Frenyear and four
children were born to them. Besides
his wife, he leaves one son, George J.
Mongeon of Burlington, and one dauph-
ter. Mrs. T.. r. Langlpis Of Main street.
He also leaves four brothers., Thomas,
Alphonse and Napoleon Of this place
and Frank Of Arson, Me.
Tho publicc schools opened Tues.
day morning with the following teach.
ers; Principal, George r. Stackpole;
first assistant, Miss Jane Mclaughlin:
second assistant, Miss Irene Barrett:
grammar school. Mrs. a. NJ. Lonergan
and Miss Marion Pnrkhurst: second
grammar. Mics Katherine FITZGERALD:
Intermediate, Miss Charlotte parkhurst
and Miss Sadie Geary; first primary,
Miss Estelle Packard and Miss Ellen
Fitzgerald; second primary. Miss Anna
Wclch and Miss katherine Turner; sub
stltute, Miss Mary McGreevey. Sev-
e-al graduates from the local high
school are now attending the University
of Vermont and Miss Ella O1Brien and
Miss Florence Narcotic, who gradual
cd from the Winooski high schoo last
June. will enter that Institution, taking
the literary scientific course.
Trustee and Mrs. j. AnGrew Chicoine
Tuesday celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary and the occasion was made
an event of much interest by the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
.Armancc Chicoine, to Maxine l.amy
of Montreal. The was
performed by the Rev. L. J. Pariseau.
who also celebrated the nuptial mass,
the mass serving also as the ami
versaly mass for the silver wedding or
Mr.. and Mrs. Chicoine. The bride was
attended by her father and the groom
by the brides uncle. AuSuste Chicoine.
The bride was attircd in white SILK ana
wore n veil and wreath Of asters and
carried white bridal roses. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
brides parents at tho corner OF North
and st. Peter streets. At noon a wedding
dinner was served, attended by many OK
the relatives and friends. Both couples
! received many beautiful and useful gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamy left on the after"
noon boat for Bluff Point. where they
will make a short stay, visiting after
wards in New York city and other points
in tho EmDire state. M. am is en-
ployed in n wholesale warehouse in Mont
real. on September :. 1870, Mr.. Chicoine
and his wife, who was MISS cara
Dusablon. were married at the altar
whore their laughter was married yes
terday, by the pastor, tho Rev. j, r.
Audet. Six children were born to them
and but three are living. Henry and
Ernest and the daughter who was mar
ried Tuesday. Among those from out oil
town who were here to attend the wed.
ding and anniversary We're Mr.. and Mrs.
4 y. NIorency of Barton, making the
trip by automobile. and Mr.. Chicoine'a
sister. Miss Laura Chicoine of Montreal.
, Miss Ceciie V. Huard. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hector Huard of West spring
street. and Elphage c. GerNais were
married Monday morning by the Rev.
e. J. Pariseau at st. Francis NaNlef
Church. The bridesmaid was Miss Maude