Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-18

from burning brush was burned with
several tons Of hay Monday afternoon.
j. Mum, who has passed two
weeks At tho home of his sister, Mrs.
F. s. Boardman left Tuesday afternoon
for his home at Saranac Lake, N. y
George Hale, who has been employed
for five years with the Du Point Pow
der company, has returned to Stowe
and is preparing to enlist.-Mr. Tlagg
and Mrs. Holiday and daughter. Grace
of New York are passing short time
at w. N. Adams.-Mrs Anna Kimball
went Tuesday to visit friends In Sims
bury, Gonna son was born Monday
night to Mr.. and Mrs Giles A. Dewey
Of stowe Hollow. The child is the third
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey.-Mrs.
Charles A. Brough went to Burlington
and accompanied Mrs. Jackson
home from the Fanny Allen
hospital where Mrs. Sargent has had
treatment for eczema.
Mrs. c. F. Eddy received news Monday
Of the death of her mother Mrs. Diantha
M. Dudley Stoddard at the home of Mrs.
Stoddards son. Dwight l.. Stoddard, in
indianapolis. Mrs. Stoddard was born in
Colchester January %. 1885, She was mar
ried January %, 1S60 to Dorian 8. Stod-
dard. who became a veteran of the Civil
War and who died several years ago.
They lived in Fayston, Winooski. Dam
bury. Iowa. Emporia, Kans., and other
places and passed some years in Stowe
with their daughter. Mrs. Eddy. Mrs.
Stoddard left Stowe for the home of her
son in Indianapolis In June, 1916. Besides
the son and daughter mentioned Mrs.
Stoddard leaves a son, Dorian C. Stod-
nj nf Arlf nj ovJ
was a woman Of exceptional character
and charm and had many friends here.
as we'll as wherever she resided.-B. W..
Warren, who returned to Barre Monday.
was accompanied by his sisters. Mrs.
Burton Loveland and Mrs. Ernest War
ren.-Mrs. Baldwin Of Shoreham is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. +. e. Smith, at
Moscow.-Walter ]. Bigelow Of Crafts
bury visited relatives in Stowe Monday
News has been received Of the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Hannah Eddy of johnson,
a former resident Of Stowe. Pneumonia
is feared.-The funeral of Mrs. Budd w.
Warren, who died In Barre Thursday. was
held at the home of Mr.. Warren's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Warren, at
Moscow Sunday afternoon. The Rev. H.
w. Cummings conducting the service. The
bearers were brother, Clarence Davis,
and three brothers-in-law. Harry Warren.
Ernest Warren and Burton Loveland.
There was beautiful display Of flowers,
including lilies, roses. magnolia blossoms.
Easter lilies. carnations, callas daffodils
and FERNS The burial was made in the
River Bank cemetery. Friends from out
Of town were: Clarence Davis of Water
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Loveland
and son, Harry Of Waitsfleld.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Mclaughlin returned Mon.
day to Bellows Falls after a few days
with Mrs. McLaughlin's aunt, Mrs. Joseph
+. Cary.-Upon his return to Morrison
Virginia, after a short visit at his home
in Stowe, Lieutenant +. Alden Straw
found that he had been placed in com.
mand of the 22nd Balloon company and
also that the 200 men of his company are
in quarantine for scarlet fever.
Prof. J. II. Norman Of the University
of Vermont gave his lecture on Lest We
Forget" in the interest of the third
Liberty Loan drive at the auditorium OF
the Akeley Memorial building Frida,
evening. Prin. e. Lawrence Bigelow pre-
sided. The lecture was a great interes
and was enthusiastically applauded. Pro.
fessor NORMAN met his Spanish ant
French classes here earlier in the evening
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Loree of Sault Ste. Marie
Mich, with whom Mrs. Cushman ha.
passed the winter. have arrived at Mrs
| Cushmans home in stowe for the sum
mer Mrs. Cushman's sister. Mss Lauri
Thomas, has also returned this weel
from st. Johnsbury, where she has passed
the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Lovejo!
have returned from Stuart, Fla, wher,
| they have passed the wiEter.-Mr. an,
| Mrs. George e. Fowler have opened thei
bungalow at 1.-THE Knoll" for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler have been stopping
with Miss Nellie Sargent since their ar
rival from South birmingham, Mass
| several weeks ago.-Letters from Mrs
w. H. H. Moulton, who with Mr.. Moultol
went to live with their son in Mime
apolis in 1911 state that they moved will
their son and family to Usage, Iowa
last fall and that Mr.. Moulton is in failinl
health, having been confined to his be,
for some time.
| w. E. Chaffee's house at the lower vii
lage has been connected by telephone
Mrs. w. A. Aldrich was taken Friday t,
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatmen
for an abscess resulting from a recen
fall at her home at the lower village
The lower village cottage prayer-meet
Mrs. F. d. Van Dusen Wednesday eve
ning.-Mss Dorothy Harris goes Satur
day to Springfield to finish out a term O
school.-Miss Helen Houston of Stow,
high school has passed the civil service
| examinations after correspondence
| course.-Mrs. Winnie Smalley of Nor
| risville Is a guest at the home of he
brother, ]. T.. Russ.-Mrs. j. Il. Russ
who Is i'll with bronchitis, does not i'm
prove as her friends would like to hav
her.-The condition of r. s. Warren 4
somewhat improved.-A son, Herber
| Wright Leach, was born April IL to MI
and Mrs. l.. II. Leach Of Fairfax. The,
have two daughters older. Mrs. Leacl
was formerly Miss Mabel Wright o
| Stowe.-Franklin j. Waite. veteran O
the Civil war, who has returned to tn
home Of his daughter, Mrs. F. T.. Smith
after passing the winter at the Soldiers
| Home at TOgus, Me-, is in quite poo
health.-Mrs. C. A. Tomlinson Is abou
the house after a short illnes.-Richar
Harris Gale, the 12-day-old son of MI
and Mrs. George w. Gale, Is the young
est member of the Stowe Red Cros
branch.
The funeral of Mrs. Budd w. Ware
of Barre was held at the home Of MI
Warren's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Warren, at Moscow at two o'clock Sur
day afternoon. Mrs. Warren. who wa
formerly Miss Ruth Davis Of Westfort
died at the Barre city hospital Thursda
after six days illness with acute In
digestion. The remains were brought her
Friday. She was "a years of age and wa
married to Mr.. Warren three years agt
Besides her husband. Mrs. Warren leave