Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnge one.)

his daughter, Miss Florence, at Johnson
dition of his daughter. who has been
suffering several weeks from the result
of fall, is improving. Miss Marjorie
Phelps, teacher in the high school at
Newport. is spending the Easter vacation
with her father. Or. Frank G. Phelps.
The T. Neville drug store was broken
into some time Saturday night or sunday
morning and several quart bottles of
liquor stolen. AS the store carried no
liquor license the liquor had been packed
away in trunk which was locked and
awaiting disposition by the government.
An entrance was effected through a base
ment window in front of the store and
the thief or thieves made their escape
through a window in the rear
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Morgan have
gone to Burlington to reside,
where Mr.. Morgan has a position
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company.-The Misses Ethel and Helen
Tull have returned from visit to Miss
Martha Crowley of North Ferrsburg-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushey, who went
several months ago to Holyoke Mass.
are passing two weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bushey. and her
mother. Mrs. Louis Champiney.
LeReau, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
LeBeau, Sr who had been i'll at the home
of his parents since November. 1919. with
heart trouble, died Saturday night. aged
q years. He had been afflicted with a
weakness of the heart for number of
years, and during the World War had
made several attempts to enter the serv
Ice, but was rejected from all branches
by this affection. Mr. LeBeau was born
in Vergennes February IL, 1895, and most
Of his life had been spent here. Besides
his parents. he leaves one sister. Mrs,
Charles Ringer, and six brothers. Sheriff
Fred w. LaBeau. John LeBeau. Jr., and
Arthur of this city, Charles and Leonard
in the y. s. navy now stationed aboard
the L. s. S. Brazos which is cruising in
the vicinity of Cuba and Raymond, also
In the navy. now training for pharmacist
mate At Hampton Roads. Va. Funeral
services were held Monday morning at
nine o'clock at st. Peters Church. tho
Rev. l.. A. Vezina officiating. The hear
ers were: Earl Myers. William Nalway,
Foster Daigneault, Daniel BARLEY.
stephen Jenny and Mathew Daniels. The
body was placed in the vault in Prospect
cemetery. Miss Laura Roburds has re
csived her discharge from the U. S. naval
training station at Newport r l.. and
Is at the Rohurds homestead FOR the sun:
mer.-Mrs Nellie Chase has returned
from business trip 70 Manchester.
~ H-The condition of Mis- Mathew
Monogue Of Rutland, who recently unde.'-
went an operation in a hospital at Bur
iinGton and who is now at the home Of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs George Myers.
liz not as fsvorable.-,M iss Mary Bnrrows
who has been employed in ne office of
the Enterprise and Vcrmontor for one
and a half years, has finished her work
tnere and has begun her duties in the
central telephone office, succeeding
George Chsrbonntau. Alderman Levi II
Brown loft Monday OH a business trim
through northern New York.--Mr.
and Mrs. Frank M. Warner have
returned from Boston, where they have
b56n attending the auto show Mrs
Warner also visited MISS Laura Roburds
AT the U. s. naval training station al
Newport r I.--Mss Elizabeth Rood is
spending the Easter vacation az Pleasant
vile, y. I.-Davd Il. RYAN is building
garage IN tn" roar Of his house OF
Greene street,
The Rev. Fred NJ. HagaGorn Of the
North Ftrrisourg Methodist Episcopal
Church will preach the sermon this eve
nihg al tina union meeting nj the Yer
genncS Congregational Church. Miss
nigh school, f. spending tho Easter vaca-
ton ~ Millers Falls Mass. Arthur
dickinson Of Troy, y. V, called on friends