Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13

The son recently born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Westover only lived a few days
The funeral was held at the home I'm
Montreal Friday.-AIs. a. j. Caldwell has
been confined to the bed nearly a week.
Mrs. ID. II. Miller left Friday for Los
Angeles, Cal, where she was called by
the Illness of a sister. She expects TO be
absent a few months. Mr. Miller accom-
panied her to st. Albans.--Clyde Sabourin
is seriously i'll at the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Sabourln, at West
Enosburg.
Mrs. Jane 01ammond) Burt, widow OF
the late Marshall Burt for many years
"a resident here, was buried Wednesday
at North Sheldon in the family lot MIS-.
Burt, who was in her list year. had been
out of health for about two years, but
was Ill at the last only few days. She
had made her home for the past few
years with her daughter, Mrs. William
Hale, in Craftsbury, where the funeral
was held. The funeral party were met
at Sheldon Junction by the Rev. w L.
| Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burt Of this
| place and Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Nc
| Allister OF East Richford. Mrs Burt is
survived by three daughters, Mrs Will
liam Hale and Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin
Of Craftsbury and Mrs Corwin Nc
Alllster Of East Richford and two sons.
AFRO NJ. Of this place and Nathan Burt
of F'relighsburg, Que.-Mrs DIN Merrill
goes to Boston to-day for a short stay
Or. C. r. Draper OF Medford, Mass.
visited his mother. Mrs Martha Draper
| Wednesday.-W. ". Yaw was in franklin
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of his
cousin, Mrs. Laura Yates.-NJr. and Mrs
1T w. Hunt of Berkshire were In town
Wednesday. Mr. Hunt has sold mis- place
and intends to remove to the Canadian
| Northwest soon. Mrs. Hunt formerly
lived here for several years, when She
was Mrs. Lou Gibson.--J. c. Towle is
severely Ill with the Er1p.--Mrs. L. D.
Hart, who is In the Fanny Allen hospital.
in Wlnoosld recovering from an cnern-
ton, is reported as doing finely.
Early Sunday morning the dwelling Of
Mrs. Bertha Stafford on Pleasant street,
occupied by Myron Tracy, was completely
destroyed by fire. Hose cart No. / was
the only one that responded and succeed
ed in saving the out-buildings. The fire
evidently started in q studio used for
storage in the second story of the clI
part of the house and had made a good
start before discovery. Both parties car.
ried insurance. Mr.. Tracy saved a few
things which were taken to the home OF
his brother Frank, in the same street
The loss is s2,5oo.--Miss Lizzie Tees of
} Montreal on her return after "A week in
waterbury stopped off over Sunday with
her cousin. d. NJ, Rose.--Mss Adcin,
Stanhope of Montgomery passed Sunday
] tn ha fa, ,F
A daughter, Selma Violet. was born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Carlan L. Perley Mon
day.-G. H. Anderson of Franklin wa.
H. town Monday.-Ernest w. Stafford
who has been in Barre. Mass, for 2
few months. was in town Monday with
his father, c. H. Stafford Of East Berk
shire.--P. j. Hayes went to Albura
Tuesday for a few days.-C. S. Arm
strong has been having a weeks vaca
ton from his duties as night watch.
man at the plant of the Federal Pack
ing company. few days were passed
in Burlington and Sunday in Richford
He returned to his duties Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Phelps and w =
Ladd are visiting the automobile show
in Boston this week.. v Hobart OF
!, Cam bridge was In town Tuesday .-Mr
ana Mrs c. r. Winchester of Berk
shire were in town Tuesday on thcil
way to Brandon. where Mr.. N-inches
ter has plovment.-Miss Dorothy
l Farrar, who was in the 1915 class o
| the University of Vermont. has beer
= obliged to leave college on accoun
of continued i'll health.-The Alumni
association of the high school is t
= have a st. Patricks day dance in For
; esters hall Monday evcninE-W ;
- Judd was a business visitor in Miltot
: Tuesday.