Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge three)


tain Houston of the ordnance division is
stationed in Washington, D. G. Mrs. II. j..
Noster returned from Springfield, Mass,
wifi Mrs Houston.--Word from M
Cornell Riley of the u. S. marine corps
states that he has been transferred from
Santo Domingo, where he has been sta
toned since October to San Juan, Porto
Rico, and that he Is much pleased with
the change as there are more Americans
thcre.-Mrs. II. IL. Downer is i'll with the
german measles.-Mrs. Hollis $. Edison
of the lower village Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Gale and other friends. in the
neighborhood of her former home on
West Branch this week.-Mrs.. Eenry'San-
born and children went Saturday to join
MIR. Sanborn in Fitchburg. Mass, where
he has q positon.--The funeral of Abram
Burnett was held at his home on the
Stowe Hollow road Saturday afternoon.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
IL. w. Cummings. The bearers were two
brothers of the deceased Joseph and John
Burnett; the son. Walter Burnett, and
son-in-law, Walter a. Slayton. Among
those present were the members of the
Fl. IL Smith Post and Womens Relief
Corps c. A. r. Friends from out of town
were: Joseph Burnett ana Miss Hattie
Burnett of Hyde Park, walter Burnett
ana son, Harry, of Windsor. Conn, John
Burnett and daughter. Mrs. Morse, OF
WiHamstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bushey of Bakersfield, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brunell and daughter, Mrs. Farnham, of
Waterbury, The burial was in the River
Bank cemetery Waiter Burnett and son.
Harry, returned Monday to Windsor.
Conn.-Don r. Smith and Mrs. II. T..
Jenney were called to New York Saturday
night by the critical condition, from neart
failure of their cousin, Carroll V. smith.
Young Smith, who was the first among
the Stowe boys in the American eXpedi-
tionary forces to return from France was
sent back in February after being con-
fined in hospitals in France two months
with rheumatism, followed by heart
failure. He has been in a military hospital
in New York since his return, too i'll TO
come home. A despatch from d. r. Smith
received here Sunday night stated that
the young man was critically Ill. but was
resting comfortably.-Mr. and Mrs
Z. l.. Barrows motored to Burlington
Sunday and were accompanied home by
Mr.. Barrows' mother, Mrs. O. a. Barrows
leaving Mr.. Barrows doing well at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he had an
operation Friday.-Bowman T. Gale is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. where he
had an operation for cataract last week
\yednesdav-Mr and Mrs W. A. Sears
notored to Winooslxi Sunday with Mrs.
Sears mother. Mrs. Gilman Foster. who
is having treatment at the Fanny Allen
hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. $. Peterson,
Frank n. Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Harlow were in Burlington Sunday.
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DAY III honor Oh MI Masooii pirthua!
Inc guests WERE MI. Masooi sun III"
wife, Mr.. ana MRS AoeiDert "A. Magooh'
on their wedding trip; Mr.. Magoons SIS
ter and husband, Mr. ana MRS. L. y.
Pratt, and daughter. Miss Hattie. and his
brother and wife, Mr. ana MRS. Il. u.
Magoon. Mr.. and MRS. Adelpert A.
Magoon are now Visiting frlends IN
Morrisviiie'-H. %. faunce' VINO hao TWO
rips broken ana mis- Knee injured IN an
accident is getting ABOUT httie win
crutch anu caie'
: Apra" burnett ruspecteo ciisen anu
veteran oi me oiVii war; oieu at MS
nome on tne stowe Hoao" ROAD ABOUT
,,ine o,och Ihursuay morning, MI.
lne't n'u pee', III iaiiiiis heaith iUr
sunni tiine' out hau peeh serlousiy III
since frluay. ne was porn March 20
,o1o' l." 'oi 'neii Ne.iiioh' anu passeu d
survived py ms second wire, MIS- Maiona
oha" burnett ana py Two childreh Dy ms
nIet WIFE, LOUISE brunei d son. waiter
burnett OF WINDSOR Conn., and daugh-
Ter MIS- w. a. siayton OF stowe sew
erai grandchlidren, a sister ana TWO
pI"thers' MISS r1attle burnett ana Joseph
burnett Oh North i1yde Fark ana John
burnett OF "ll1ainstowh' inc funeral
was neid at the mouse at 1:"o O'CLOCK
SATURDAY afternoon. MI burnett held
the once OF oii1cer OF the day IN II. n.
Sfhth fost u. "A. H., at the time or MS
oealh'-W' H. H. Felix VINO is about
% years OIL age ana one OF the Oldest
residents was missed from MS nome Tor
sometime THURSDAY ana was round I'M
CONSCIOUS where ne had apparently fallen
IIVln i'ooei' s'rihihs oh ms mead wnlie
hAu.s Inc iehce arouho MS chlcken
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Adeipert A. Magoon, Formerly or Stowe,
VINO ehilsteo from beilows falls IN jan
uary ana Is now on 10 days leave from
camp Wadsworth, and Miss Lillian
sweet or Bellows Falls were married
at the Methooist episcopal church In
Atnehs at eight O'CLOCK wednesday eve
nihs. may l. me rather OF the bride.
'ne neV' H. +. sweet OF Bellows Fails.
VIM performed the marriage ceremony,