Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26

oepCcnper VIII be a RED letter DAY III
many Winooski homes. for OIL that date
the schools Will resume work again after
a vacation Of - weeks. According to the
school census. recently taken, there are
nearly 1,500 children of school age in
Winocski. There will be another change
in the teaching staff this year, due 10
the resignation early in July Of Mrs
A. NJ. Jonergan, who asked the school
board to release her from her contra ct
so as to accept a more lucrative position
IN New Hampshire. After considering
the latter position for week and also
position in the Junior high schoo, of
Burlington, Mrs. Lonergan concluded 10
accept the position in Burlington. This
resignation marks second loss to the
WinoosN schools and a gain for Burlng-
ron within a year, Miss Estelle Packard
having accepted the prncipalshp of the
Ira Allen school one year ago Mrs.
Lonergan has been successful teacher
IN the eighth grade Of the gramma r
schoo, department of the Winooski schools
Tor many years and all wish her pleasant
years in her new position
AFTER considering the qualifications ri
some twenty applicants for the vacancy
IN the grammar school. tho board en-.
gagged Miss Katherine Rowland. n teacher
OF few years successful experience. She
IL graduate of n Normal school. ST.
Adams High School and has taught for
the past few years in Swsnton.
The Winooski club has been recently
incorporated under the laws of Vermont
through the secretary Of state and is
legally known as Winooski Club. Inc.
Lawrence Gadue of SO West Center
street was rendered farewell party at
his home Saturday night by relatives and
friends, ir honor of his approach de-
partur3 for Schenectady. n. v, where he
has accepted a position with the General
Electric works In that city. The evening
was spent IN music and dancing and re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Gadue has
for the past f.w months been employed
AZ q CLERK in tic George p. Aliens hard
waie store N the Winooski block. Fhilc
thera he has mo6e nrany friends who
wish him success IN his nav position.
St Francis Xavier Church was cncc
again the scene of two very pretty we'd
dings Tuesday morning. At 6:i5 O'Clock
Miss louise Anna Sessette, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bessstto of II Weaver lane
and Albert I.aval!ea, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Noe Lav4llee OF 52 East street were uni
LED in marriage II the midst OF a large
gathering Of friends AM relatives, by
The rev. Joseph Tufcot, The choir was
assisted by members Of tho Sod,.ity OF
the Children Of Mary of which the bride
was member The bride was goNnod
IN white seorsette and wore a veil. She
carried bridal roses They were attend
ed by their respective fathers. Following
the ceremony Of the church wedding
breakfast vas served on the lawn at the
home of the groom on East street, fol-
lowing which a reception was held The
lawn was beautifully decorated. A dinner
was served to the happy couple at the
home of the bride on Viewers lane
yesterday noon. They were the recipients
OF many useful and beautiful gifts. Mr.
and Mrs. Bessette left on the afternoon
train for a wedding trip to st. Hyacnthe
and other points in Canada
The second wedding was at 7:3n O'Clock
when Miss Rose Alma Poquette. daughter
Of Isaac foupuette of 2n5 Main street. he
came the bride of George Henry CBushey)
Loon Of So Flat street The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Char
honneau Of st. Michaers College. During
The nuptal mass solos were rendered by
various members Of the Sodalty of the
Children of Mary Of which the bride was
2 member. The couple was attended by
Isaac Founuette. father Of the bride and
z. j. Wall y brother-in-law Of the groom
The bridesmaid was Miss Yvonne I,ucier
or Montreal and Joseph .1ette Of this place
acted as best man. The bride was gowned
IN white georgette and wore a veil
caught back with wreath of lilies Of
the valley She carried white roses The
bridesmaids gown was Of steel grey She
wore 4 hat ~ match and carried pink
roses Folloving the ceremony at the
church wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride on Main street
after which reception was held The
ha ppy couple were the recipients Of many
useful and costly gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Loon left on the sleeper that evening for
Providence, r. T., and other points in
Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
James S. O'Brien Of Lecair street is
he Democratic candidate for town repre-
. sentative AT the coming election this
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and daugh-
ter, Mollie, have returned to their home
| In keene. y. r.. after spending few
days IN town as the guests of friends.
DR.. F. l.. Desautels has gone TO BOSTON,
where he will attend a convention of the
National Dental association and a con-
vention Of military dentists.
Miss Jane Rudy has returned to her
home in Warren. Mass. after spending
The past few weeks as the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. r. Cadue of ~ rollett street
Frank Goodrich, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs r. Gadue of Toilette
ltreet, has returned TO his home in Fort
Edward, n Y.
Philip Gadue has returned from a bust
1ess trip to Montpelier
John Rasooe has gone TO Springfield.
Mast, for three weeks vacation.