Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-06
Claittenden County.
WINOOSKl


are notified that there will be a meeting
day, February IS, at nine O'Clock at the
town clerks office and to appear before
the board at that time.
Mrs. q. L. Patterson left Saturday for
St. Louis, Mo-. where she will join her
husband. Mrs. Patterson was formerly
Miss Sadie Finnegan of this place.
The monthly meeting of the board of
village trustees was held in the Steamer
Hose rooms Monday evening. All men,
bers Of the board were present except
Trustee John OBrien. The board was or
dered and received an honor roll which
will contain all the names of the men who
have been in the service of the country
during the recent war. 1t will be called:
THE Colchester and Winooski Honor
Roll: Our Boys in the Service of Our
Country" At present it contains 3l5
names. This honor roll will be set up on
the Main street side of the Winooski
block. Within a few days a booklet con-
tanning the names which are on the honor
roll at present will be distributed and
anyone who knows of any name that Is
not on the list is requested to notify the
board of trustees when they will see that
1t Is added to the list 1t is planned to
have this honor roll set up some time
next month. The regular budget of bills
was ordered paid: c. y. Barber, sl545;
Burlington Light & Power Co, s29333;
Fl. Abrams, s5.75; Sherwin Electric Co..
$3.50; J. H. Allen. sheriff, s7619; the Ash
tabula Changeable Sign Co., for honor
roll $685. Mcintosh & Crandall $452.75
The marriage of Miss Inez Nugent,
daughter of Michael Nugent of 1873 NAL
lott Pa IF
New York city was solemnized Tues
day morning at eight o'clock at st.
Stephens Church in the presence of a
large gathering of friends. The Rev.
J. B. McGarry performed the ceremony
Miss Frances Turner played the we'd
ding march, assisted by Miss Corrine
Devino as violinist and Joseph Lechnyr
as cornetist. Miss Turner also rem
dered a solo. The bridesmaid was Miss
Marjory LaFrcain of Westmont Mon
treal and the groomsman was Joseph
Farley of Montreal The bride was
gowned in a gray silk dress trimmed
with coral with hat to match. and car
ried a bridal bouquet of pale pink roses.
The brides travelling suit was burgundy
chiffon cloth with a black georgette hat.
The bridesmaid was gowned in grey taft
feta, trimmed with silver, with hat to
match and carried n bouquet of Aaron
Ward roses. The ushers were John Hard
acre and Charles Fitzgerald. After the
ceremony at the church. wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bride. with Lucinda Smith as caterer.
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. including a case of
the Lady Hamilton silver from the
groom. The brides gift to the bridesmaid
was a cameo brooch. The grooms gift
to the groomsman was a silver cigarette
case and to each of the ushers a gold
friendship tie pin. Miss Nugent is 4
graduate of the Winooski high school,
| class of 1910, and a graduate of the Bur-
ington Business College in 1911. She has
| for the last five years been employed as
stenographer in the office of Spauldine
& Kimball of Burlington. Mr.. Anderson
was formerly of Montreal and for the
! last few months has been connected
with the export department of the J. p.
Morgan company of New York city as
an accountant After an extended wed!
! ding trip the couple will be at home to
| friends at the Kennilworth apartments
in Orange, n. j. Those from out OF
town here to attend the wedding were
Mrs. NJ J. Anderson and Miss Mary An
derson. mother and sister of the groom
1
Mrs. Thomas Hart of Westmont Mon.
treal; the Misses Grace and Mamie Bro,
ply and Miss Mary Phelan of Montreal
Helena Mongeur, the young daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs Emile Mongeur of Hoo
street, died early yesterday morning O.
pneumonia. She had been ill but few
days and was IL years of age.
| dancing party will be held Friday
evening from eight until II 80 in the as.
sembly hall of the high school for the
benefit of the Athletic association.
William O'Brien has been elected as.
sistant manager Of the high school base
ball team for the coming season. Mau.
rice Sourmail was elected manager n few
weeks ago.
Practice for the senior class play al
the high school insures pleasing enter.
tainment on Friday evening, February %
The high school held a solid session
yesterday 30 as to permit the athletes tc
practice in the afternoon.
Mrs. L. McCarty OF West Allen street
is at the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. Dana Sherwin Is confined to hei
home by Illness.
The funeral Of Miss Helen Mongeul
was held yesterday morning at st. Fran
els Xavier Church, with burial In st
Francis cemetery. The sew, Joseph Tur
colt offciated
chapter OF the Epworth League wal
organized at the Methodist Episcopa
Church Tuesday evening. Quite a mum
her of young people gathered in tn,
church parlors and were addressed by tn,
pastor who presided. The following Off
GERS were elected: President. William
William Burnett; vice-presidents, Mrs
, Jennie Bradford. Mrs. r. II. Washburne
: Mrs Edgar Bernard and Mrs, Luell,
A. Burnett; secretary, Niles Washburne
treasurer, Miss Lottie Stone; organist
y Miss Elizabeth Newell; assistant organ
|, list, Miss Margaret Scruggs; committee OF
|, nominations, Mrs. l.. a. Burnett. Mis-
Irene GifHn. Miss Gertrude Kenney an,
Mrs. @. b. Davis After the election
social hour was enjoyed and refreshment
were served. The league meeting will
probably be held before the Sunday eve
ming service.
Mrs. Jennie Christmas of Williston ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Par
row of East Spring street
Webster Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. Nj.
will meet this evening at Masonic hall
The first degree will De worked and re
freshments Will be served. A specia
meeting will be held February 49,
TOWNSVILLE.
Moves Stevens of the U. V. NJ. was
yaak lend visitor at the home of his uncle