Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Mrs. Myrza tChicolne) Gullctte wife Of
Philip Guillette, died Monday at her
home on West Spring street. after an ILL
ness of three months. Mrs. Gullette was
born in st. Charles. Canada. and was 62
years old Besides her husband. she Is
survived by three step-daughters Mrs
Aida Peppin, Miss Anna and Rose Gull
lette. and one step-son. Noel Guilette. all
of this place; and two sisters Mrs. An
drew Beauregard of Montreal. and Mrs
Matte Menard Of this place: and one
brother, Hormidas Chicoine. also of this
place. The funeral was held yester-
day morning al eight O'Clock at St. Fran
els Xaviers Church, with burial in St.
Francis cemetery.
II. a. Bailey re ,eived the Republican
nomination for representative with ls5
votes Tuesday. He also received II votes
on the Democratic ticket. J. f. O'Brien
received the Democratic nomination with
1863 votes. Phillip Mongeon received 80
votes on the Democratic ticket
The following students who graduated
from the Winooski high school in June
are going to university and college this
fall: Miss Hazel Stanhope, Samuel Epstein
Levi Scruggs and Harold Levin to the
University of Vermont: Niles Washburn
to Williams College, Williamstown, Mass
, and Robert Narcotic to the collegiate de-
partmcnt of st. Michael's College. Other
members of the class are engaged in COM
mercial work.
very pretty wedding took place
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f. Bigwood OF Leclair street
| when their daughter. Elizabeth w. was
united in marriage to DIR. Allen Il. Ames
of Fitchburg, Mass. in the presence Of
relatives and immediate friends. The
| Rev. G. G. Adams performed the cere-
mony. the double ring service being
used. The bride was given away by her
! father. The maid of honor was Miss
! Marion Bigwood, sister of the bride.
and the best man was Clyde Ames,
brother of the groom. The bride was
! gov ned in white satin and georgette
and carried Il shower bouquet of bri-
| dal roses and sweet peas. while the
! maid of honor carried Ophelia roses.
! Miss Agnes Mcbride played the we'd
! ding march The rooms were prettily
| decorated with pink and white asters
| and hydrangeas. and bank of aspara-
gus fern forming II pretty back ground.
| The bride is Il graduate of the local
! high school and of the Burlington
/ Business College and has been en-
ployed the past five years at the
| Winoosk Savings Bank. Mr.. Ames is
/ a graduate or the burlington high
school and of the American College of
Ostcopathy at Kirksville. Mass. They
were the recipients of many and useful
gifts including money, cut glass and
silver. After short honeymoon they
| will be at home to their friends at
! 1877 Blossom street, Fitchhurg. Mass
Among the out of-town guests here to
attend the wedding were Mrs Fred =
eric II. Bigwood % Toronto. Can. the
Misses Ella and Marion Bigwood of
! New York city; Burke l.. Bigwood of
Washington, ID. C.; Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p.
Ames and two daughters, Eunice and
Priscilla or Erie, Pa. Miss Emma
Leavenworth, Mrs. George D. Leaven-
worth and Miss Clorinda Il. Ramsey of
! Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Warren.
Miss Sylvia Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Wright Clark of Williston and Mrs
| walter NJ Ovitt of St. Adams