Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

left arm breaking it little below
where IL was broken about six weeks
sgo The last break was so near the
elbow that it was feared that the elbow
might he involved and the boy was taker
by his parents and physician TO the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment
Major and Mrs. Dwight f. Smith. wnc
left Saturday for Bethel on their way
to Boston after visiting relatives in STOW,
were accompanied by Major Smiths sis
ter, Miss Mildred Smith. who is having
a vacation from her work as .bookkeepei
In the office of the &. r.. 4 +. q. Burt
company. Miss Smiths sister. Mrs. II
G. McAlahon. and family are staying al
Miss smiths home while she is away
The annual reunion OF the Mum and
Luce families will be held at the Pali-
. sades August II. The committee of ar
engagements is composed OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. W. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Hodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.. Harlow and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. S. Macutchau.-Elroy $. Bill
lings. electrical engineer with the
Cupples Light. Heat & Power Co of st
st. Louis, Mo. who has passed month S
vacation at his former home in Stowe
left Sunday night on his return, accom-
panied as far as Burlington by his sis
ter Mrs. Lola Douglass, of the tniver-
city of Vermont summer school. who
passed the Weekend in stowe, his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Billings, and
Mrs. Billings and two children, who re-
turned to Stove that night Mrs. Bill
lings and children will remain here FOR
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cobb
and daughter. Lila. Of johnson passed
the week END with Mr.. Cohb's mother.
Mrs T.. r. Cobb.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Brown and son. Paul. of Waterbury Cen
ter and Mrs. Puma Smith of Worcester
Mass. were visitors at G. p. Scribner $
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs clayton Scott and
son. Warren. and Mr.. Davis Of Jefer-
sonville called on friends in the West
Hill neighborhood sunday.
N-ray photographs of the left arm OF
Lester Adams, son of Mr.. and Mrs. q
r. Adams. taken at the Fanny Allen
hospital after the accident of Tuesday
forenoon showed that the bone was
broken near the socket in the elbow and
also near fracture of few weeks
aco which complexities the injury. threat.
ening a stiff elbow. The fracture wa,
reduced and the hoy was comfortabl,
Wednesday, Mr. Adams returned HON,
Tuesday night. Mrs. Adams remained
and Mrs. w. W. Adams, are caring FOL
the other children in their mother:
absence Andrew !. Magoon has received
a telegram saying that his son. Corpora
Adelbert A. Magoon. has arrived safei,
in this country after serving in Franc.
since September 1918. Corporal Magooi
enlisted in the 5Tth Pioneers in January
1918. from Bellows Fals--Rollo G. Rey
nolds. formerly principal OF Stowe higl
school. more recently superint endent o
the Vail Agricultural school and who hat
just returned from overseas. where h
has been engaged in Y. NJ. G. A. work
called on friends in stowe Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Smiths sister
Mrs. Johnson, and niece. Mrs. Dickerson
Of Central Falls. r. l., are guests at \
J.. Gales for a week.-Miss katherin
Smalley Is employed at the central tele
phone office in Jeffersonvile.-Mrs. A. X
% Wiley and two children of Schenectady
y. Y. are visitors a the home of Mrs
Willey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ
Brush. on Brush Hill.-Mrs. Harol
Brush. who has been n visitor at $. NJ
Brush's for two weeks. left Monday T.
join her husband at his ranch at Yves
Forks. Montana.-Miss Evelyn Parsons
photographer in the United States depart
ment Of labor in Burlington, is passin
weeks vacation with friends in Stow
which was formerly her home.Mis
Lillian Demeritt has returned from
visit with friends in Waterbury.--Mr
Abbie Warren, who has passed severe
months at the home of her brother "
b. Bigelow. in Salem. Mass. on accour
of i'll health. returned Wednesday to tn
home of her daughter. Mrs. Henry Lurl
In West Lebanon, y. RI. Mrs. Warren
health is considerably imuroved