Source, Burlington Weekly Free Press--April 19, 1917. Page 9.
THREE DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER.
Earl, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bissett of Clarendon, formerly of East Wallingford, died recently of scarlet fever ; Lloyd their 15-year-old son, died of the same disease a few days later, and the baby that same night.
THREE DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER.
Earl, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bissett of Clarendon, formerly of East Wallingford, died recently of scarlet fever ; Lloyd their 15-year-old son, died of the same disease a few days later, and the baby that same night.
Source, Burlington Weekly Free Press--April 19, 1917. Page 9.
THREE DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER.
Earl, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bissett of Clarendon, formerly of East Wallingford, died recently of scarlet fever ; Lloyd their 15-year-old son, died of the same disease a few days later, and the baby that same night.
THREE DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER.
Earl, the nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bissett of Clarendon, formerly of East Wallingford, died recently of scarlet fever ; Lloyd their 15-year-old son, died of the same disease a few days later, and the baby that same night.
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