Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26

scr, WIG VI Sdlllu"I II. KAISER, OCCuITeu
Sunday at the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington, where she underwent an
operation last week Monday. Mrs. Kali
ser was born in Canada about so years
ago but had passed the most of her life
In stowe. She is survived beside her hus-
band by three sons, william H. Of FL
more. Carl X. and Phillip +. of stowe.
MIR. Kaiser and son. William, brought
the body here last night.
two o'clock. The high and graded
schools will close Wednesday for two
weeks vacation The sessions this week
are devoted to examinations.--A-iss Mabel
Wright has finished work in the central
telephone office and will pass the re-
mainder of the vacation with her par
cns, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Wright, be-
ginning the spring term q. school in JEFF
fcrsonville. Miss Adde Blgclow, n teach
81 in the orphans home in Franklin, y.
H.. in is stowe for n ten days vacation.
Mrs. Abbic Warren's condition Is slow
| ~ improving George l.. Marshall is con-
fined to his home by lin - and was UNI
able to attend the fun raj of his IA
thcr, NJ. l.. Marshall Sunday.
Albert H. Morrison went to BurlinE-
ton Tuesday morning for treatment
for compound fracture of the right
| leg near the ankle. The injury is an
| aggravated one and was received Mon
day afternoon while gathering sap IN
| the sugar place Of his employer W ~.
Slavton. The team of young steers
started and Mr.. Morrison was caught
! by tho leg under the sled loaded with
! sap. Or. J. c. Morgan accompanied
him to Iurington.-D During his tenn
! porary absence Monday evening, II, O..
| Fullcr's sugar house caught fire on the
roof around the stoVepipe and was in
! n lively blaze when discovered. With
! the help Of nelEhhors the tire was soon
| oXtlnEuished. The damage was con-
| fined to the roof which had been new
/ ~ singled. and to the sugar in the
1 CONTAMINATION f.. Stockwell of
! Woodstock, whose serious illness was
reported last week died Sunday at
the hospital in Hanover. y. H. The
, funeral will lie held in Woodstock this
AFTERNOONS Mr.. Stockwcll. who was
- years Of age was born In stowe.
the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs Sulli-
van Stockwell. Tie went to Wood
stock to reside about 20 years ago and
leaves wife and three daughters
! O. +. Gerry. who has been seriously
| ~ TOT some llfnf, is gaming slowly.
The funeral Of Mrs 5. II Kaiser was
hcl1 at her home Tuesday afternoon, the
Rev. Eliza NJ. II. Abbott conducting the
service. The singers were Mrs Alice \.
Raymond. Mrs II. W. Burrows. \. II.
Cheney and Il. A. Mills and the bearers
were Mrs. Kaiser's sons w. B Kaiser,
/ i. s. Kaiser ana L. II. Kaiser. and
brother-in-law, George W Warren. The
burial was in River Bank cemetery.
Among those present from out of town
were William Kaiser, Craftsbury. Miss
Nancy Kaiser. Manchester. y. H.. l.. q.
Kaiser. Montpelier: Mr. and Mrs. W. b.
Kaiser, Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs q. W.
Warren, Barton; Moses Dccoll and son.
Harry. and Mr.. ami Mrs. Clifford Drugg,
Waterbury. Miss Beul1h Docell, 81. AL
bans; Mrs Frank Decell am Mrs. Harry
! Docen, Waterbury, john Perry, Morris
Nilic.-An operation for the removal of
/ crushed bono was performed upon A.
II Morrison's foot and the bones of the
leg set at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Tuesday. u is expected that the foot
can he saved with s'iff ankle.--W. II.
r. Moulton is confined ,.e house by
illness-Mrs Sanford II. Warren is i'll
NJ Il. French who has been sick is re-
covering THE ladies of the Methodist
Church gave q dinner at the vestry We'd
y.--Frday evening the high schoo,
seniors Will present "A County Minister
at the Akcley Memorial building for the
benefit OF the class .und.-A son.
born Wednesday to Principal and Mrs
Wesley II. Douglass died At hirth.--The
closing entertainment in tn, lecture
course will Zoe given Tuesday evening at