Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-08
THE BURLINGTON FREE 1917

Of the Bay. who has been very i'll for
the past three weeks. is improving.
Mrs. A. p. Ramage and daughter Bet
~ have gone to Northampton, Mass,
where Mr.. Ramage will Join them Friday
and the three will go to Cuba and Key
West for months visit.
Cecil Sunderland of South Franklin I'M
derwent a successful operation at the hos
pital Tuesday morning for floating kid
ney.
Arnold, threc-year.oid son of Mrs. Phila
Wells, suffered tho fracture OF the LETT
femur Tuesday. He was taken to the
hospital. where the fracture was reduced.
Funeral services for Mrs. Janc A. Smith
who died Thursday afternoon at tho She--
wood sanitarium. were held at the chapel
Of the First Congregational Church, tho
Rev. 9. W. Anthony officiating. The bear
j. w. Davis has resigned his position
and George c. Stevens II. l.. Reynolds
r. irving butcher and II. d. Carlisle. The
body was placed in the vault at Green
wood cemetery. Among out-of-town rela.
tivcs and friends who attended the fu-
neral were Mrs. John Pillow and Mrs.
Henry Plow Of Montreal.
Superintendent George s. Wright Of the
city schools returned Sunday evening
from Missouri. where he has been attend
| ing the meeting Of the department Of SUI
perintendents.
Walton Davis has resigned his position
| in the business Office of the Messenger
company and as stcnographer for the st.
Adams Business and Professional Men d
association and has gone to Montreal,
where he has a position with q munition
company
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Curtis Of South MAR
street have announced the marriage en-
| tAnt ofA lo ios
Florence Curtis. to Ronald Campbell onl,
son Of Mrs. 2. W. Campbell of Higi
street.
Royal H. Larry has gone to Washing
ton, D. c.. where he has reported to thu
Washington Americans. He will 60 will
them to Atlanta, Ca, to TRY out" Mr.
Larry played with the st. Adams hgi
school team four years. He coached tn
high school team last year, producing
successful team.
B. B. Perkins has remodeled the groun,
floor of the Kelley building on Nortl
Main street and will open an automobil
sales-foom.
Miss Hazel Patterson of Messenge
lstreet and Karl Sanderson of Bridgeport
. Conn.,. were married at the home of tn
, brides sister. Mrs. Gordon r. Farr, Of
Messenger street Saturday morning at 9:4
o clock, the Rev s. w. Anthony per
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Sanderson left at 1888 o'clock for Bridge
; port. where they will make their home.
William w. Younger. GO. died at A.
!. o'clock yesterday afternoon at his HON
: at the Bay. He had been i'll since Sur
day. Mr.. Younger had always lived a
the Bay. and with his brother. the lat
George A. Younger, conducted a genera
: store about 10 years. About ten years ag
he sold the business to Nye l.. Smith
who later was succeeded by w. B. Ha.
! bert. The present owner and proprieto
Is b. N. Batchelder. The funeral al
engagements have not been completed. Nj
Youngers nearest surviving relative is
, niece. Miss Marion Simpson of South
= bridge. Mass.
\ News has been received of the deaf
J. of Miss Matte A. Olmstead which occur
. red In National City. Cal. February 2
( The funeral and burial took place in Ba
l tie Creek. Mich. Miss Olmstead forinerl
: taught in the grammar school in S
y Adams.