Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-20
CH|TTENDEV COUNTY
WINOOSKl.


Mrs Mary \. Lavgne. widow of cx-
Judge Joseph W. Iavisne, died suddenly
Saturday morning at eight o'clock at her
home on platt street in her 13rd year.
Pneumonia was pronounced as the cause
of death. developing from Il cold which
caused her to take to her bed Friday eve
ming. She had II cold for a week, but was
not very i'll until Friday night. She had
been in poor health for a year and half
and the death of her husband last April
probably hlytcncd her i'll health. Mrs.
Laviguc Was born in st. Aimc =. @, in
April. 1913. and when worry young her par
cnts moved to Milton. She had been a
resident Of this village for nearly half a
century. She is Survived hv four sons, ]
Henry of Burlington, Arthur Il. If this
place, Luke of C;ilbcrtsvllc, Mass. and
George Of Boston and three daughters
Mrs. ". H. Daniels of Ncrgennes Mrs. j.
=. f.. Chevrcr of this place ana Mrs. w.
H. Girard of burlington. She also leave:
two brothers, Charles chacnon of Wash
ington. D. G., and Richard Chagnon OF
Oregon. three sisters, Mrs. Asa Mears
and Miss Elizabeth Chagnon of Milton
and Airs. Martin RoWell of Randolph. The
funeral was .hcld at ST. Frances Xavier
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terment in st. Francis cemetery
/ Al the annual meeting Of the Champlair
Trust company held in their bankir.;
rooms in the Winoosk block Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock it was found th1t
the business OF the year showed the bank
to be in a prosperous condition. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: Henry
Conlin. A. j. Dea9utels, T. l.. McSwee-
- r
Shcehan. AT the directors meeting Or.
=. T. insolvency was elected president,
George \. Rumsey vice-presidcnt, and
NJ. u. NcMahon treasurer and NJ, +. NJ
Gettlicll assistant treasurer.
Emile lin, foreigner, was badly cut
in quarrel with another of his country
men Saturday evening. y cut in the
back over the spine about two
and ouc-har inches deep may
prove fatal. 1t is yet too soon to de-
tcrmiuc the result of this cut Besides
this wound. he received a cut in the
side about six inches long, one in the
abdomen about four inches long. Il
stab wound in the shoulder and cut
on the back of the head. Alfred AL
bert charged with being his assailant,
is in jail awaiting trial, pending the
outcome of the injuries to Hill. The
men became uuarrclsomc at their
boarding house ISIS West Canal street
which is run by Mrs. L. Salo. DIR. Hill
dressed the injuries of lii and he was
removed to his room. Albert received
a split ear. which he claims came from
a fall in his room.
Miss Alice Companion, daughter of
Mrs Edward Iioulc of River street
and Eugene Granger were married at
St Francis Navier Church Monday
morning by the Rev. j. T.. Parizeau
The bride was attended by her step
father, Edward IIoule, and the groom
10y his father, John Granger, Jr The
Wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the groom's parents on NAL
let's Bay avenue ana a supper was
served at the brides home in the eve
ming Followinc the supper they re-
turned to the groom's home where IA
reception was held, They will make
their home with the brides mother on
/ River street.
The grip claimed another victim Tues
day morning when Mrs Louis Carron'
wife of l.. \. Corron of Plat street
died about five O'Clock. Death was caused
by heart disease following an attack OF
the "Trip. Mrs Corron had been Ill Tor
week, but was feeling somewhat better
Saturday and was able 10 be about as
usual Upon learning of the sudden death
Of her ncighhor Mrs. j. W. laVGne,
! with pneumonia, following an attack OF
the grip, she went to pay her respects
TO the family of the deceased. y p!eurlsN
pain settled in her back and grew steaollE
worse During the night she awakened
and told her husband that the pain mad