The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-02
Typhoid Fever Caused Death Of Miss
Rebecca Buron


Many in the community were made
sad TO learn that Miss Reberea Ruth
Bnron had passed away during the
night. Her death came after lon1
and brave struggle with typhoid fever,
with which she was stricken Ill Brats
tleboro. returning 10 her home in son
sequence March "a Her recovery nal
been expected until relapse Of 10
days ago. Miss Buron would have
been 20 ON June IA. She was gradu.
ated from Stowe high school in 1920
and entered the University Of Ncr-
mont, but had given il up on account
Of trouble with her eyes. She was
employed in a telephone Office at Brat
tleboro at the time she was taken Ill.
She leaves her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fernando j. Buron; three sisters, Mrs.
+. A. Bedell, Mrs Louis Wiley Of Wi.
nooski and Elenora Buron, and Tx.
tie brother. Ralph. She is also SUR
vived by her grandfather, Jerome
.StoweH.
Miss Buron was a lovablc girl and A
fa.orite with all who knew her AMI
the family has the sympathy of all.
The funeral viii be held Friday aftec-
noon at 2 o'clock at the Congregational
church.
Miss Hazel Wheelock. who cared for
Miss Rebecca Buron for eight weeks.
returned TO her home in Elmore on
Wednesday
Stowe Military band played al Wa
terbury Center Tuesday forenoon
A baseball game between the Wood
men team of Stowe and Burlington
team at G. NJ Pike field Tuesday
afternoon resulted in a score Of IL 10
ID in favor Of Stowe.
There viii be grange social and
box supper at the banquet hall Friday
evening as farewell TO Miss Glen
dora Nutting. who returns to Bridge
port, Conn, next week.
Miss Vivian Douglass returned 10
Burlington Tuesday, after visiting Mr..
w A. Sears.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson of MorrisNille
has passed several weeks at her COR
mer home in Stowe.
The condition Of Miss Mary j. Bige-
low of Salem. Mass, remains so Sc
rious that she is not vet able TO join
her sisters in Stowe as she expected
to do several weeks ago
j.. ". Tinkham, who has completed
work at the Burt & Sweet garage.
went Wednesday to Hardwick, where
be has employment al Clark's garage.
His family will join him later.
ff,s- H.. lf,.~~..
passed the week end with friends in
town.
+. W. Mactiibbon of Enosburg Falls |
passed the holiday with Miss Marjorie |
Watts. Other visitors over the holi-
lay were Nr. and Mrs. Plummer
Fletcher and family of Cambridge az /
Mrs. Emma Barrows'; Mr.. and Mrs.
gassius Reed Of Barre at Rose Reed's; /
Hiss Susan Downer Of MorrisviI1e at
l. H. Downer's; +. W. Emmons Of
'abot at Fl. A. Fosters.
Mrs Lucinda Davis is visiting her
on-in-law, Harry L. Smith, in Nor
istown.
Mrs. c. A. Adams entertained nine
'oys Saturday afternoon in honor Of
he ninth birthday anniversary on May
% Of her son. Charles. Games were
'layed and the decorations were Of
ed. white and blue crepe paper. lit
le glass automobiles. filed with caA
v. were used as faVors. Refreshments,
including a decorated birthday cake
nd ice cream, were sesved.
Mrs. Carrie : George went Monday
0 Sugar Hill where she has employ
tent at Hotel Look OF for the sum
ler
Mrs. C. NJ Bugbee and son, Justin.
nd daughter. Eileen. Of Springfield
sssed Sunday At the home Of her sis-
r. Mrs. o. II. Adams.
Miss Catherine Recor Of the Unirer-
ty Of Vermont passed Memorial iay
/ the home Of her parents. Mr. and
Irs. =. L. RecOr. .
A pre-Memorisl day sunday service
a. held At the Congregational church ]
nnday morning. Rev. 1. r. Hayward .
reached on the subject. The Road 10
reedom. The members Of the e.. 4.
were present and the W. r. G. A.
nded in = BODY
.Nr. and sirs. II g Fuller were elect
delegates - the Sunday school en-
.ntion II HYDE Park Thursday.
The funeral II CLYDE Lee Horner was +.
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