Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-18

don't OF the Cueon CITY Parh associauoh'
and ono .. the direct IRE also Of this or
ga!iizAron. Tho furor,, viii DO hold al
his late homo this afternoon ~: TWO
o'clock. Mrs. Anna raul q: Mo-r'sv'I'o
will of!ic;nte. Mrs. George Koys or RoS-
bury WI Dc the solois. ln,crmen; VIII
be in sou;hv!cw cemetery hesac rs arss
wife. Mrs. Charles Ford. who 'as been
with her sister Mrs. r. II. Ali!s. and the
family u. A,a ancle. 4. u! Powers, re-
Turned 70 Brat;ieSoro Tuesday. In the
near fu,ur. MI and Mrs Ford VIII leave
for Los Angeles. having sold their fnrm
in Hra,tlehoro Nj NJ. Wilson and I,y-on
Manchester went 10 Roston Monday. She
latter 10 make some settlement with :hc
White Cross company and complete the
sain OF the plaE; here-Nlr and Mrs.
llerbcr. Flint OF Springfield. Mass. Mrs.
Ccorgc 4. Allen NJ l'orscn und Roy
JTnyor OF St Johnsbury were among
relatives In town to attend the doub'.
funeral Of Carl and I. o. Thayer on Tuas-
day William Blanchard IS III with TIE
German measles art! .i!,c Helen Thnyer
whose father died Saturday, IL also III
r.th the same d!sensc-J n F,,dredsc
went to Boston Tuesday to consult n
specialist In regard 20 Ms Nn,b, whl-h
has hoen troubling hin, ser.ous.y Tor
so.ic time. The meeting Of tho Christian
Brotherhood hold Monday evening in the
parish house, was well attended There
was general discussion OH "I'he Needle
of Peidoi?i" and among tie speakers
were a. M. Totman. DR. r. c. Arsoll.
q. j. Marcoc:, .hc Pey. G.. O. Howe. IT,
w. Vail and others News has hc,r ro.
ceived of tho death Of Nj Theodore
Kendall. sister - Luciur Wcbn. in :.
Adams, where she was with her dnueit.r
Mrs Soulc
Dr. T. 4. Eaton, who las been III
sine" SUNDAY and in quarantine for
two days. has been found to have
"'""'IpoX The doctor was not well
S"hdav ana sent foN Or. Rumrill WHO
lokinElv tol1 him he was uoIre. TO
have smallpox, although 1T tro finn.
there was no appearance of the dis
ease sunday niSht he was no be,,cr
and before the day was over Dr run,.
rill called IN other physicians. amo,r
Whom was Or. Bailey. the health of-
hcer. ana after that tire strict quar-
ant Inc has been observed. During tho
following night an eruption upon the
SKIN appeared and DR.. Bailey at once
communicated with the secretary of
the state board of health. DR.. Iiolton.
who sent his assistant physician boro
wednesday morning and he at once
pronounced it smallpox. The state
officer. Or. Ladd. gives his opinion
hn-
disease Or. Eaton goes to White
RIVER Junction and Lebanon each week
TO treat patients ana 1t Is supposed
that he contracted the disease while
there. This Is the first time In 80 years
that the disease has appeared in this town
James Cannon. contractor Of
Rochester. was brought herr Wodncs-
dav by DR.. Merriam In an accident
on Tuesday Cannon had one limb
crushed. He was taken to the sani-
tarium.-Edward Thayer of Fitchburr
Mass, and son, Roy Thayer OF st
Johnsbury. who were here for the
double funeral of /. O. and Carl Thayer
TUESDAY, returned Wednesday-Mrs
clayton Waite of Albany will pass a
few weeks with her parents. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Henry Grant.-l.ugene Carpenter
and Mrs. Emma Allison of Wells River
Mrs. VIII Gage of Lvndonville and
Mrs. Alden Vaughan of Pawtucket. r.
l.. arrived Tuesday night. and the fol-
lowing day went to Brook fed to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Carpenter
The officers OF the Randolph Brook
field and Braintree Fish and Game
League received $4,000 trout this week
with which to stock Mud pond and
the tributaries of Ayers brook--Fre
and Albert BaGley of Suncook. n H..
arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral
or their step-father Dr. $. n. Gould
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland resumed teach
ing at the Center school Monday morn
ing and next Monday Mark Morse will
begin teaching in Braintree