Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06
FRANKLIN Counts
ST. ALBANS

DR.. Grace Sherwood and her mother
Mrs. Ralph Sherwood left Friday
morning for Pinehurst, N. c., where they
expect to remain for about six weeks.
Miss Elvina Malloy. a graduate of tho
Brattleboro hospital and head nurse at
the Sherwood san.tarum. will be in
char~e dur rg Or. Sherwood's ab-erre
News has been received of the death
of Miss Marilla Elizabeth SWEET, which
occurred at the home Of her brother.
DR.. William Plummer SWEET, at South
ern Pines. N. c., February "a. Miss
SWEET was former resident of this
city. She was q member of the house.
hold of the late Hon. and Mrs. Herbert
Srainerd. acting as governess to the
children of this family.
Guy G. Burneii. who has just received
his final discharge from the navy, after
his 10th trip on the transport Agamemnon
to Brest. France. has returned to his
home on South Main street Mr.. Burnell
made eight trips during the war and two
since the signing Of the arm!stice.
The report of DR.. w. b. Arnold, city
health officer, for February shows a total
OF 81 cases Of communicable diseases dur
ing the month. 20 Of scarlet fever and one
of diphthera. At present there are IL
crease Of about 50 per cent. from the
number at the beginning several weeks
ago. There were n deaths In the city
during the month.
Mrs. Esther Marsha. VINO underwent
an operation at the st. Adams hospital
three weeks ago, has returned to her
home in Enosburg Falls. She was accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Matilda
Ma ho tuht 4
the last few months who expects to re-
main with her mother about two months
The Rev. S. W. Anthony, who has
been overseas several months with the
Y. NJ. C. A., landed in New York Sat-
urday morning and telephoned Mrs.
Anthony of his safe arrival. Mrs
Anthony left this city for New York
Saturday evening.
A daughter was born to Mrs William
o. Campbell of Milton February 2S.
Mrs. Campbell. who before her mar
Give Quimby, who was member of
the original Machine Gun Company, lOard
Battalion, 10Th Division, has been chosen
one Of the 100 American soldiers to do
messenger service for the American peace
commission. He has been In Paris since
the arrival Of the peace commission. He
received this honor after he had recoy-
cred from pneumonia contracted while
at the front in the last big drive
Dorothy, the 16-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball Chynoweth OF
Lincoln avenue. died Monday morning at
7:3O o'clock after an illness Of three
months. The funeral was held at the
house Wednesday morning. the Rev. d.
G. Guest officiating. The body was
taken to Barre on train No. for burial
Besides her parents, the deceased ia sur
vived by ono brother. who IL a student
at Cornell University. Miss Chynoweth
came to this city last September to enter
the sophomore class Of the high school.
Miss Gladys Strong. who for several
months. was employed by the United
States food administration for Vermont
and who later acted on the stan OF The
Messenger. has gone to Montpelier, where
she has secured position as stenogra pher
in the office Of the State department Of
agriculture.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Nevins at the st. Adams hospital
sunday morning