Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03

! the committee, which recommended that |
the water department OF the village of
Winooski be authorized TO purchase and |
! install a high pressure pump at the res |
! ervoir not to exceed 5000, was put to a
vote. IT was moved and seconded that
the water department be authorized to
purchase the pump and install it as rec
commended by the committee.
I'm the matter of the sewer on Malletts
Bay avenue, we have consulted Mr..
Crandal, and he estimated the cost OF
a sewer on Malletts Bay avenue from the
village limits to run along the lower
side of the street and connect with the
sewer on Elm street, will cost around
two thousand dollars. If this sewer is
put on the lower side of the street, 1t will
be possible for all houses now on the
street, and any house that may here
after be built on either side of the street
to connect with the sewer. We are also
informed that a sewer on Pine street
will cost around $500"
A resolution was recommended by
Hector Huard, Sr., that the board of
village trustees borrow on the credit of
the village, a sum to exceed 5000 for ex-
tending the sewer system on Pine street
and Maletts Bay avenue. This resolution
was also put to a vote and 1t was voted
to carry out the resolution as recom-
mended by Mr.. Huard. In the matter
of purchasing a dumping truck, the COM
mittee investigated and recommended that
it would be unwise for the village at this
time to purchase truck and recon-
mended that this article be dismissed.
James d. Pattee of Enfield y. H,
has been appointed treasurer of the
Burlington FIGURING company to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
c. s. Lord.
St Peters society held its annual
meeting Friday evening and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Adelard Hatin; vice presidents, Octave
Cormier and Melos Roi, treasurer, Ar
mand Breault; secretary, Joseph Gokey;
corresponding secretary, DIR. j. a. St
I German. collectors, Leo Contois and
l Henry Hatin: jantor Frank, Benoit
assistant janitor, Paul Demarris in
vestigating committee. Theophile Perot,
r Emil Mongeon, Louis Cormier. Joseph
Dumas and Edward Brouillard
a The annual meeting of the Winooski
= graded school district was held Monday
l evening at the school building on East
h. Spring street at 7:3O o'clock In the
absence of moderator. the clerk called
1 the meeting to order. Louis Alapa was
= elected moderator pro TEN. After the
Tpa0lng OF Ine WARNING u! IHp clerk re-
ports of the several school officers were
accepted. The following officers were
2 elected: Moderator. Louis Alapa; clerk.
] c. c.. Allard; collector Of taxes H. F.
= Wolcott; treasurer, c. G. Allard; auditors,
= Joseph Cauchon, William Marsh and
i Raymond Allen: trustee in the south
, ward ito serve for the term of three
years, Or. J. w. Sheehan; trustee in the
S west ward to serve for the term of two
r years. Frederick A. Nillemaire was
, elected over Romulus Blais, who re-
. ceJed five ballots while Mr.. Vllemaire
t received ten. The school reports for the
s year ending June go 1919 are published
= and ready for distribution
: The wedding of Miss Grace Mongeon
s of Al Hickok street and DR.. Emile
n Archambault Of Montreal was solemnzed
= Monday morning at six O'Clock at st.
. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. j
- TurCotte. The bride was gowned in a
: white georeette dress and wore a veil
n and carried shower bouquet Of sweet
| peas and white roses. She was attended
by her brother. Philip Mongeon. The
groom was ATTENDED by his step-father
Louis Medgin of Montreal. Miss Anna
e. Duprat presided at the organ. Miss Rose
Villemaire rendered a few selections or
: the flute and Miss Anna Blondin rem
= dered the Ave Maria" Following the
ceremony al the church a wedding break
! fastt was served at the home of the
e bride. Miss Mongeon is a member of the
: Children of Mary of St Francis Xavier
t Church and is we'll known in this village
having been born here and attended the
II parochial schools of this place and Bur
It lington. She leaves with the best wishes
=, of a host of friends They were the
v recipients of many useful and beautiful
u gifts Mr.. and Mrs. Archambaut lef
yesterday by automobile for shor
wedding trip 70 Quebec. After July
they will be at home to their friend:
- at 81 Dominion street Montreal. Amone
: those from out of town here to attend
a the wedding were the mother of the
"a groom, Mrs. Leon Medgn; brother anC
: sister of the groom, Miss Julia Archam
bault and Romeo Archambault, Mrs
n Vinet and John Perrotte, all of Mont
Is real.
= The marriage Of Miss Eva Langais o
q 70 Hickok street and Thomas Mongeol
J. of Clifford street was solemnzed Mon
= day morning at six O'Clock at St. Fran
&c els Xavier's Church. They were attend
,s ed by their respective fathers. TIL
- bride was gowned in blue suit. will
"a hat to match, and carried a bridal bou
- quet Following the ceremony at tn
- church a reception was held at the HON
:, of the bride. They left Monday morn
-, ing for short wedding trip to Canad
!, by automobile and will return th
-, evening when a reception will be givel
-, them at the home of Joseph Mongeon o
- clifford.
- Miss Maynard of is Loomis street Bur
~ lington, an empoye of the weave room
-, No . " the Wooden Mills while seated oil
~ filling box Monday was struck by
y, fynE shuttle in the back Of her head
~ which made a deep CASH She was takel
- to the office of of DR.. j. w. Sheehan. VIII
- dressed the wound
IN officer Ezra Delorme has resigned hi
'u place on the police force and ha
~ moved his household goods to Ticon
no deroga, y. Y, where he has a posi-
~ ton. Mrs, Delorme has gone to joil
ne her husband. He has been succeeded
OF by William Brouillard Of Malletts Ba.
20 avenue.
ESSEX JUNCTION
Mrs. Henry J. Laiash, aged Al years
died Thursday afternoon at four o'clocl