Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-16
Cltittenden County.
WINOOSKI

Mrs. Aphonse Dubrule, wife of
Alphonse Dubrule of 20 North street, died
at her homo Saturday at 1880 p. m. of
complication OF diseases. She had been
seriously Ill for the past week with heart
trouble. to which she finally succumbed.
Mrs. Dubrule was formerly Miss Marie
Levesque Of st. Alphonse. sagunay. p. O.,
where she was born in the year Of 1855.
She taught school for a number Of years
previous to her marriage to Mr.. Dubrule.
On January 8. 1883. she was married to
Mr.. Dubrule at Roxton Falls, p. @. After
her marriage, she came to this village to
reside and had resided here ever since.
She was the mother of u children. three
Of whom survive her. Mrs. Dubrule was
a good mother and a good neighbor and
friend to all who knew her and her death
will be mourned by many. She is survived
by her husband and two daughters. Mrs.
F. C. Provost OF Manchester, N. H.. and
Miss Annette Dubrule OF this place. and
one son, George Dubrule Of Burlington.
She Is also survived by three stepchildren.
having been the second wife Of Mr..
Dubrule, Mrs. Roch Houle Of Hall street,
Mrs H. L. Godin of Manchester, N. H.,
and Sergeant Albert Dubrule of the end
French Canadian Battalion in active serv-
ice in France; also three brothers. Mere
Levesque Of Roxton Falls. P. O., Wilfred
and Charles of st. Alphonse Of Sagunay.
p. O.; and two sisters. Mrs. Louis
Langevin of Montreal and Miss
Georgianna LesvesQue Of Montreal The
funeral was held Tuesday morning at
st. Francis Xavier Church at nine o'clock
with burial in st. Francis cemetery.
st. Stephens Church was the scene
Of very pretty Italian wedding Sum
day noon, when Leonard Doria and Miss
Mary Ponessa Of Malletts Bay avenue
were married at high noon. The bride
was dressed in q white crepe de chine
dress. with an overskirt trimmed with
embroidery and wore a veil which was
fastened to her hair with orange bios
sons She carried bouquet Of pink and
white carnations. The best man and
bridesmaid were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Princanna. The bridesmaid wore gray
crepe de chine dress trimmed with sill
yer. and hat to match. After the wedding
ceremony a wedding dinner was served
in Corporation hall, where q large num-
Der of friends OF both parties had gath
cred to wish them good luck. The
caterers were Miss Josephine Rigkini.
Miss Laura Botliygi and Mrs. Victoria
Affiath OF Barre. There were two tables.
one a large one, which ran from one
end Of the hall to the other. and one
small one. All the places were taken.
and which the smaller ono had to be re-
set. The couple was the recipients Of
many beautiful presents. including cut
glass. silverware. jewelry and money.
Notice has been posted at the Steamer
Hose rooms notifying the legal voters
OF the east ward that there will DO q
special meeting Wednesday. May q, at
the Steamer Hose rooms on Main street
at 1880 p. m. to elect one trustee to
serve for the term ending on the first
"wednesday In April. 1919. to replace
Frank Niquette, who has resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer r. Bartram Of
Weston Hill are the parents of son.
born May 8.
The body OF Thomas Gadue of East
Center street, who was drowned about
TWO weeks ago while engaged In clear
ing the drift wood from the dam at the
gorge. was recovered on the red rocks
below the second dam Monday morning
1t was buried the same afternoon In st.
Francis cemetery.