Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-11
Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The marriage OF Henry J. McAllister
and Miss Margaret Mackin of Philadelphia
took place recently. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Father
lyman of St Stephens Il. c. Church.
They were attended by Miss Emma Carr
and Edward Nigg, a former sergeant in
the marines. In the evening a reception
was held at the home of the bride,
where many friends gathered and wished
them happiness, Mrs. McAllister is the
daughter of Mrs Julia A. Mackn of 3l44
North Camac street Philadelphia. The
groom is son of Mrs. Katherine Muir
ply of IL West Spring street of this
place and was recently discharged from
the service of the L. s. Marines After
brief wedding trip to Atlantic CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister will be at their
home to their friends at 216O North Camac
street. Philadelphia.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year by the Iroquois
Camp. NJ. w. A.: Consul, Charles A.
Barber: advisor, Fred Bailey: banker.
Charles Bigelow; clerk, Paul Gunther;
manager, Frank Peppin Waterman.
Frank Reams: escort, Louis Willett: SEN
try, Mr. Collins. The clerk, Paul Gunther,
has turned over to the widow of John
d. Bazinett a check for 81 600. the amount
for which he was insured in the society
a very important special meeting was
held last evening BY Wlnooski Post, No
IL. American Legion, at its rooms on
East Allen street. AT this meeting plans
were perfected for the dance to be given
by the post on New Years eve and for
the big smoker in the afternoon, when
ii is expected some clever a. Il. f, men
will give Il boxing exhibition. 1t also is
expected that the post will organize a
basketball team and an orchestra. Fol-
lowing the meeting, music was furnished
by the new quartet which is composed
of members OF the post
Special services were held Monday
evening at st. Francis Xavier Church in
honor OF the Feast OF the immaculate
Conception. The members of the SodaI-
ity attended by four little girls dressed
in white and who kept the line by hold
ing white ribbons marched to the altar
where special services were held. The
altar of the Blessed Virgin was decor
ated with white carnations. The Rev.
Joseph Turcot delivered an eloquent SER
mon in honor Of the occasion. The choir
was composed of the following: Miss
Anna Duprat. organist. Miss Louise Ray
mand. Miss Irene Breaut. Miss Albertne
Duval, Miss Anna Blondin Miss Nellie
Nillemaire, John G. Piche, Albert Vile
MARE and Albert Gravel A flute solo
was rendered by Miss Rosaf1e Vilemaire.
ESSEX JUNCTION
David Demag. oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Demag of this place and
Miss Stella Lafound, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lafound of Williston,
were married in Burlington Tuesday
Dec, 2, After short wedding tri..
Mr. and Mrs. Demag will occupy rooms
at the residence of Mrs. Ellen Smith.
! Raymond Reynolds, formerly of this
village. who since his discharge from
the service has been in the employ of a
large automobile firm In Los Angeles,
Cal. has taken a position with the Hall
Scott Motor Car company of San Fran
| cisco, and has moved his family to Oak
,, land, Cal.
The following concerning the death of
Mrs |, G. Jenkins was taken from the
Detroit Times
| The sudden death of Mrs. |. c. Jen-
kins has saddened the church and social
| circles of which she was cherished
member. She was stricken with muscu-
| lar pneumonia in the severe weather of
Sunday afternoon and lived but mo-
ment after being borne to her home at
| 235 Virginia avenue. Burial Tuesday af-
| ternoon will be private. Her husband and
four children survive: |. Gray, Jr., Cath
| crime, Elizabeth and Read. The parents
OF Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred e,
Read. Of Essex Junction. VT. had been
with her several weeks She also lsavss