Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-02
WINOOSKI

The body of Miss Charand of Rich
mond, aged Is years. who died at local
hospital Monday morning. was sent in
the afternoon to her home Her mother.
Mrs. Clara Charland, accompanied the
body.
The marriage Of Miss Isabelle Bushey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bushey OF
9s Hickok street. to Fred Moquin of Bur-
iington. was solemnized Monday after
noon at four o'clock at St. Francis Xavier
Church by the Rev. Father Pariseau. The
brides father gave her away. The bride
was married in a blue suit and white
picture hat. After the ceremony supper
was served at the brides home. In the
evening a wedding reception was held in
Corporation hall, where a great many Of
the friends of both bride and groom
gathered to wish them good luck. The
evening was given over to the young peo-
pie who enjoyed dancing until twelve
o'clock. Refreshments were served. The
couple received great many presents. in
Guiding silver, linen, and cut-glass. The
couple will reside at IS Hickok street.
Charles wy. Devino, a respected and
long time resident of this village. died
at his home Sunday morning on East
Center street at four o'clock Of apoplexy.
Mr.. Devino was born in winooski No
g,
resident of this village, with the OK
ception of about six years, when he was
located In Franklin. n. Fl. On April
8, 1894. he married Miss Exilda Gonyeau.
formerly of Winooski, but residing at that
time in Providence. r. l., where they
were married, returning to Winooski.
where they have lived ever since. Mr.,
Devino was a carriage ironer by trade.
afterwards having a blacksmith shop on
the corner OF East Center and Barlow
streets for about 40 years, doing active
work until two years ago last February,
when he gave up the business owing to
Ill health Thursday and Friday he
seemed to suffer and Saturday during
the day said he felt little better. but
that evening he failed and grew weaker
until about four o'clock Sunday morning.
when he passed away. He leaves a widow,
Mrs. Exilda Devino, one brother Louis
n. Devino of this village. and three sis
tiers, Mrs. F. r. Labounty Of st. Johns.
P. O.. Miss Lucy and Miss Rose Devino
of Main street, this village. Mr.. Devino
was one Of the original members Of the
Winooski Sherman band. when it was
first organized here in 1870 and remained
member until he went to Franklin.
N. II. After his return, he played cor
net with the Sherman band OF Burlington
house orchestra until about 1902, when
he resigned on account of his business.
He was of a quiet and retiring disposi-
tion. was good and trustworthy friend.
respected and we'll thought Of by all
with whom he came in contact. In his
death Winooski loses good citizen and
his loss will be mourned by his many
friends. The funeral took place We'd
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock at St
Francis Xavier's Church. with burial in
st. Francis cemetery. Mr.. Devino was
a member of Fanny Allen Court of the
Catholic Orders of Foresters.
The Chittenden county board Of license
commissioners at meeting Saturday
afternoon In the Steamer Hose rooms
on Main street gave out the announce
ment Of the successful applicants to sell
intoxicating liquors. The successful ap-
plicants. the names of the persons the
licenses are given to and the names of
their associates, are as follows: James
O'Brien. first class. with Joseph Douglas
as partner; Frank X. Packard. first
class. with George j. Bleau as partner:
Theophile simard. first class. with Joseph
Cusson as partner; j. Henry Desautels.
first class, with Frank Niquette as part
ner: William Il. Mongeon. first class. at
the oxford Hotel. There was one seventh
class granted. given Philip Mongeon,
with William Rosenthal as partner. The
fifth class. or druggist license, was
granted to William G. Bushey. There
was only one license granted in Shell
burne and that one Is for first class,
granted to Lester ID. Bettinger at Hotel
Shelburne. The board consists OF e. w.