Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
Oittenden County.
WINOOSKl

Word was received Friday by Miss
Evelyn Dubuc, Of East Allen street, of
the death of Miss Cecile Berard at her
home in Richford after a several weeks
lingering illness. Miss Berard will be re-
membered in this place and in Burlington
by large number of friends whom she
met while the guest of Miss Dubuc and
Mrs. Hormidas Brodeur of the Heights.
Sunday morning at st. Francis
Xavier Church the Rev. J. +. Pariseau,
who for the last four years has been
administrator for the church, announced
that he was to be removed to another
parish and that his successor. the Rev.
Joseph Turcotte of Graniteville, would
be pastor in his place. Father Parseau
gave a farewell sermon to his congrega-
ton and in few words announced his
new appointment. which was received in
sadness by his Pensioners. as during
his stay in Winooski he had made a deep
impression on his congregation who will
miss him and who leaves with the good
wishes of his parishoners. Father
Parseau was ordained ID years ago last
month in Montreal and after his ordina-
ton he was placed at st. Francis Xavier
Church as a curate to help the late
Rev. j. F. Audet, who died December
%, 1917, in his fast growing congrega-
ton. After serving as curate for seven
years he was removed to Grand Isle,
where he was pastor for four years. when
he was sent back here to st. Francis
Xavier Church and has served as admin
| !strator for the last four years, having
full responsibility of the parish.
| Mrs. Joseph S. Antoine of Weaver
| street died Friday night at local insti-
| tuition of pneumonia, at the age of 81
years. The remains were taken to the
undertaking rooms of A. b. Lavigne and
later to her home. Mrs. St Antoine be-
fore her marriage was Miss Matilda
Blanchard and was born at St. Isidore,
| Can, in 1887 and 81 years ago she was
married to Mr.. st. Antoine at Malone. N.
| Y, whom she survived. he having died II
years ago. Mr.. ST. Antoine has led a very
active life and was well read and able to
| A quiet wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at st. Stephens Church. when
Miss Doris Dorothy McCurdy of rs River
street became the bride of ]. ]. Tizzard
| of Minneapolis, MINI. The Rev. j. b.
McGarry performed the ceremony.
converse on almost any subject until a
few months ago. when she began to fail,
She was the mother of eight children, two
of whom survive her. Theodore ST. An
tone of Burlington and Mrs. George
Semour of East Hampton. Mass, Is
| grandchildren and four Rreat-children
| and three sisters, Mrs Peter Villemaire
| Mrs. Joseph NiQuette of this place and
| Mrs. Augustine Pariseau of Essex juno
ton. The funeral took place Monday
morning at $50 o'clock at St Francis
Xavier's Church, with burial in st. Fran
| els cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen Nj. st. Louis. widow of Jesse
O. ST. Louis, died at her late home or
East Allen street Sunday evening In her
seth year
Elmer Bordeau of 26 Mayo street and
| Miss Clarissa Savard of 100 st. Peter
street were married Monday at St Fran
| els Xavier's Church, the Rev. j. IL. Pari-
seau officiating.
August Hoffman of Barlow street died
at his home early Tuesday morning
after an illness lasting several weeks, al
the age OF 81 years. He was member
of the Modern Woodmen of America and
the Loyal Order of Moose, and was EN-
ployed at the American Wooden COM
pany's mill. The funeral will be held
Friday morning at nine O'clock privately
The Rev. j. Il. Pariseau, who for the
last four years has been administratol
of St. Francis Xavier Church, left yes.
terday for Granteville to take hi,
duties as pastor of st. Sylvester's Church
Father Pariseau was born IN Esse,
Junction in 1875 and is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Augustine Pariseau. who ar,
residing at the Junction. He was edu