Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

when the following were installed:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Minnie Dandrew
worthy patron. Henry B. Hall; associate
matron, Mrs. Title Smith; secretary. Mrs.
r. Beatrice Walker; treasurer, Mrs.
Adelaide Hill; conductress. Mrs. Tena
Clifford; associate conductress, Miss
Maude Hudson; marshal, Mrs. Carolyn
Warner; organist. Mrs. Luna Edwards
Adah, Mrs. Emma Ryerson; Ruth, Miss
Marion Bigwood; Esther, Miss Esther
Dunning; Martha, Mrs. Bertha Allen
Electa, Miss Edith Macarthur; warden,
Mrs. Florence Lawton; sentinel, Edgar
Bernard.
Mrs. James Dorsey of 4s5 Colchester
avenue received word Of the safe arrival
of her husband in France. He is a MEM
Der of Troop F, Second cavalry, which
was stationed at Fort Ethan Allen.
Herbert Tanner of West Allen street,
who was arrested Sunday morning when
his place was raided. was brought into
court Monday morning and pleaded
guilty to the charge Of selling liquor
Illegally and was sentenced to spend not
less than six nor more than IL months at
the house of correction at Rutland.
Bellefioare Sabastiano Of 141 West Canal
street whose place was raided Sunday
morning pleaded not guilty to the charge
of selling liquor illegally His case was
continued until Saturday morning at nine
o'clock He was placed in $500 bail.
The remains of Father Jean Francis
Audet. who died December 2s, and whose
body was placed IN the vault at the time,
were removed sunday afternoon at four
o'clock for nterment in his lot in st.
Francis cemetery. His casket was
MIA Nnd IN, fnel ,,,ht o6 ,n1
with white enamel and this steel casket
was surrounded by about foot Of CO.
ment. After the cover of the steel casket
is put on more cement will be added
which will be built up to the level Of the
ground, thereby making foundation for
a tablet to be placed over the place where
he is buried. 1t was Father Audet's wish
that this should be done, and the congre-
cation are doing what they can to COM
ply with his wishes. There was short
ceremony at the grave. in which the
chancel choir took part. leading the way
from the vault to the burial place with
Father Parizo and Father Billion of st.
Joseph's Church. and Father Laduc as
assisting priests, followed by the remains
and the choir of st. Francis Xavier
Church. The bearers were Eugene Rich
ard, Louis Mongeon. Uric Leclair. Fer
DR.. Thabault. There were a large num-
Der Of the congregation gathered to pay
their last respects to their beloved pas
tor Among the visiting priests were Fa-
Their Lacouture of ST. Joseph's Church OF
Burlington, and Father Pouliot Of Essex
Junction.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Barnes of East
Center street are parents of son
born Friday
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Harrington of 43 River
street. Mr.. Harrington is with the
American forces in France.
Mrs Louis Barron of Colchester avenue,
wife of Louis Barron, Jr.. died at
local hospital Thursday following an
operation. which was performed over
week before. Mrs. Barron was formerly
Miss Helen Dandrew of Swanton. COM
ing to this village II years ago. In 1902,
year after she came here. she was
married to Louis Barron, Jr. Mrs. Bar
ron was a woman who enjoyed having
her friends around her and took pleasure
in doing little things for others toward
making their life pleasant. She is sur
vived by her husband and two sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Goulette Of Swanton and Mrs.
Louise Moquin Of this place. and one
brother, William Dandrew of New
Haven. Mrs. Barron was 43 years Of
age and had been Ill for about year.
The Chittenden county board Of license
commissioners have received total of Fl
applications, 20 for this village and one
for Shelburne. third class application
was received, although a third class
license has not as yet been voted by the
commissioners to be granted. These ap-
plications will be advertised in the papers
for three weeks prior to the public hear
ing, to be held April 26 at nine o'clock
The applications are as follows: First
class licenses, George J. Bleau, Philip
Mongeon, George S. Villemaire, John ].
= anessey James S. O'Brien. Joseph NJ.
Cusson. William Rosenthal. Charles A.
Lavallee, Frank X. Packard. William
f. Mongeon, Theophile Simard. Joseph
Wheat. Jr., Joseph Cormier, Joseph w.
Douglass, Louis F. Abair. Stephen Hard
acre. Frank F. Gokey; FIRST or third. J.
Henry Desautels: first or seventh. Frank
r. Niquette; first or seventh, William G.
Bushey. The application received from
Shelburne was from Lester D. Bettinger.
and was for first class. at Hotel Shell
burne.
Mrs. George ]. Sarasin of IA West
Spring street has received word OF the
safe arrival overseas of her husband,
who is a member of Troop NJ. End Cav
airy, which was formerly stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Farmer Of
IA West Spring street has received
word Of their son. Charles. Jr.. stating
that he had just arrived at Norfolk.
Va. He is in the Naval operating base.
JERICHO.
John Pepaw, who has been In st. AL
bans the past few weeks has returned to