Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WINOOSKI.

The Rev. John b. McGarry. who has
been in charge of ST. Johns parish at
Mortified, has accepted the charge Of St.
Stephens parish in WinoosKi offered him
by The Rt. Rev. J. ]. Rice Father Nc
Garry will arrive this week to assume
his new duties He was ordained in 1900
IN Montreal, and has been assistant at
st. Peters in Rutland in charge OF the
parishes at Enosburg Falls, Richmond,
Windsor and Mortified.
About Is friends of William Walker,
oversccrs in the various departments OF
Wooden mill. rendered him n farewell
dinner at Dorns restaurant in Burlington
Saturday evening. Mr., Walker leaves the
latter part of the week for Evarts, where
he will assume the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the Ottaauechec mill. He was presented
with a handsome travelling bag as n token
of the friendship and esteem of his fellow
workers.
George L. Allen, n lifelong resident
and for 30 years a business man Of this
village. died about seven o'clock last
evening at his homo on Franklin street
the Heights, after an illness Of five
weeks with heart disease. In his 9th
year. Mr.. Allen was born here January
20, 1851. and had always lived here In
the spring of 1885 he entered into the
hardware business in the Winoosk
block with c. II. Shipman, who a few
years ago retired from business. Mr.
Allen continuing the business until his
death. He leaves besides his wife. two
sons. Raymond l. Allen and Harold
Allen, both Of this place. and two daugh
10 rru ri Mbn raStIof
at homo, and Mrs. Clyde Davis of Cor
inra, Me. At the time Of his death h
was chaplain OF Webster Lodge. +. ant
A. NJ, and a member of Hamilton Lodge
|. o. O. r.. and the New England Order
of Protection, He was also one of tho
original members of Sherman's Military
band when 1t was first organized il
this village over IS years ago. He wa!
the son of the late Ira Allen. one o.
the pioneers OF the village. who died {
few years ago. The funeral arrange
ments were not completed last evening
The reception rendered the Rev anc
Mrs. G. j.. Hayward and family in tn,
parlors of the Congregational Churcl
last evening was a very pleasant even
and was well attended. 1t was an oc
casion to meet and get acquainted will
| Mr.. Hayward. who recently accepted tn
passionate In the local church. In thu
receiving line We're F. Barton Whitney
Mrs. A. S. C, Hill, the Rev. C. f. Hay
ward, Mrs. Hayward, the Rev. and Mrs
G. c. Adams of the First Church Of Bur
lington, the Misses Evangdline and Caro-
line Hayward, Mrs. r. f.. Bigwood
David Dunning and w. +. Mcbride
Following the reception refreshment
were served.
A miscellaneous shower was tendere
last evening to Miss Aurea Anger, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Telesphore Anger
at their home on East Allen street |
honor or her approaching marriage t
victor George I.efebvre Of Burlington
The wedding will occur October 26 TIL
Misses Alice and Flora Poulin gave tn
shower and the hostess was well show
, cred with useful gifts.
Albert Sweet Of johnson died here We.
terday. He was the son of Mr.. and Mr.
: Henry Sweet and was II years old TT
remains will be sent to johnson tn
7 morning. An autopsy was held by DIR
. b. II. Stone and ]. b, Wheeler In the UT