Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-19

a senior in the high school, william and
Gordon. and two daughters. Cecilia and
Catherine. She Is also survived by one
brother, NJ. d. IIannon of F%ittsburs, Pa,
Two sisters, Mrs. william Murphy and
Miss Nellie Harmon Of IIoosick Fails. N.
V. Her sister, Miss Harmon, had been
called here TO assume the responsibility
of taking care of her and with her sister.
Mrs. Murphy, was with her when she
died. Mrs. Allard had oeon q kind and
loving mother and was we'll thought OF
by the entire community. for all thought
that she had escaped from the dread dis
ease. The villages units in express
ms their aympsthy 20 The family.
The democratic voters held n caucus
in Horizons hail Friday evening and placed
IN nomination the following candidates
to be voted on a. the annual town meet
ing TO be held March ., in Horton's hall
| Moderator, Louis Alapa: town clerk, G..
c.. Aliard: select,nan for three years.
Alfred r. NilIemaire; town treasurer. G.
@. Allard: overseer of the poor. Frank T..
Gokey: constable, Charles n. Wardwell:
collector of taxes, n. i. Woleott: lister
for three years. Frank f. Niliemaire
auditor for three years, James s. O'Brien
trustee of public moneys. &. G. Allard
town grand Juror. Louis Mongeon; school
director for three years, j. H. WoIcott
town agent 10 prosecute ana defend suits,
". +. Woicott. The meeting was called
TO order at 7:30 auG William r.. Mongeon
was elected 70 serve as chairman of tho
caucus and George II. Horton as clerk.
This caucus was one of the shortest and
tho q~uietest in the history of the village
lasting about Is minutes.
The republican caucus was held Satur-
VaN lftnrnOnp in Hortnp'c hall aud tho
following were nomi ated as candidates
20 DC voted on at the annual March meet
ing. 10 be held March 2: Moderator.
"a w Gavlin: town clerk. c. G. Allard:
aelectnan for three years. T.. r.. Big
wood; treasurer, G.. G.. Allard: overseer
~ poor, A. NJ. Smith: constable, Charles
II. Wardwell; collector OF taxes. II. F.
Wolcot.: liste-. r. r. Severance; auditor
for three years. Charles Bigelow. trustee
~ public money. G. 6. AllaId; town grand
iIror. william Marsh; town school direc-
tor. w. r. Bombard: town agent, II. F.
Wo!coi;. The meeting was called at
c:3n, T. u. Bigwood was elected chair
man o: the meeting and n. Albion secre-
tarv.
George II. Horton Of Main street and
Miss Frances *. Matte of Grove street
were married Tuesday afternoon at four
y CLOCK at 81. stephen s rectory ny the
Rev. John d. McGarry. They were at
tended by the brother Of the groom. Ed
ward Horton. and Arthur NJ. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Horton left for a wedding trip
20 Montreal.
Lizzim Parizo died Tuesday evening at
his home at 10 Fast Spring street follow
ing a brief illness of pneumonia and bron-
chial trouble. at the age of IL years. Mr..
PariZo was a well known man about the
village. having lived here a number Of
wears. Before coming to this village he
resided on a farm in Essex. He is sur
vired by seven sons. Joseph. A%dolphus.
Frank, Edward and Alexander Of this VII
lage and l.izzim. Jr.. of Chase street and
Felix Of Burlington, and four daughters.
Mrs. JOSEPH, Parizo. Mrs. f. Y. Allard
and Mrs. Joseph Allard Of this place and
Mrs. Edward Eillemaire of Burlington.
The Rev. Emile Parizo OF Cnderhill is a
nephew of the deceased. The funeral will
be held Friday morning al eight o'clock
at st. Francis Navier's Church, with burr
al in st. Francis cemetery.
Word has been received In town Of the
death Of Mrs. Arthur Viens of Haverhill.
Mass. Her husband is a former resident
of this place. The funeral was held Tues
day at ST. Joseph's Church in Havernill.