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Death Of Samuel S. Sargent.

at his home m West Hialltnoio suhui
al 4 a. m. lie had been in poor health fC
the past three years, being unable to be OF
in severe weather. last Thursday he W.
stricken with a shock and Saturday wit
another from which he never reglined col
sciousnCss.
lie was the oldest son OF Anna (Steans
and Luther Sargent, j., and was Dor
April 49, 1884 IN the house where he die
and which had always been his home. II
married Emma j Scrbner of East Corinti
VI, who died II years ago. They had tw
children, Carl $ and Annie Belle, VIII
have always lived with and faithfully care
for their parents, Besides his children
Mr. Sargent leaves an only sister, Ann
wife of j. Stanford Morse of West Brat
tlehoro. His two brothers, Daniel and Al
fred Sargent are deceased His grea
grandfather, Thomas Sargent, was one o
the earliest settlers OF Fort DINNER.
Mr. Sargent, like his forefathers, cnioyoC
his home, and everyone was welcome I,
IT, He was a successful farmer and tool
great pride In obtaining prizes with hh
draft oxen at different contests. lie leaves
large circle OF friends
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon al o'clock at his home Rev. Del
mar r. Trout OBLIGATED. Mrs, w =. Stell
man gave two vocal selections, We Shall
Meet, and Nearer Home There were many
flowers The bearers We're Hiram +.
Welthqrhead, Julius l.. StockWell, Horace
f. Prefontaine and Henry A Stockwell
Burial was in West Brattleboro cemetery.
Miss Eva Briggs is on the sick list this
week.
George Prouty is suffering with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Harry LeRay is housed this week
with grip.
+. f. Gleason has been in poor health
most Of the winter.
Ruth Houghton spent Sunday at the
home Of p w Chase.
Fred II. Wilder went TO Turner's Falls
Wednesday on business.
George Jolly of Royalston, Mass, is
working for y, r. Nlather
Clarence Halliday is reported as improv.
ing from his recent illness.
Wayne Noaw is having another attack
of grip caused by exposure.
Miss Marion Wilder spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II, Wilder
Rev n $. Moore of Newfanc called on
several friends in town last week.
F. r. Mann has been confined to the
house this week with sore throat.
Mrs. Wlfred French is spending few
days with relatives in Greenfield
Thomas Connors of the town farm is re.
ported seriously i'll with pneumonia,
Miss Mary Clark of Guilford was guest
of Mr. and Mrs. b. s. Miller Monday.
The Needle crafts meet today at the home
of Mrs. j. L. Mann on Spruce street.
j. A. Hearn OF Canterbury, Conn, is Wis
iting at the home of A. 4. Anderson
Miss Helena Covey has entered as an APP
prentice in Bascom's millinery store.
Charles Miner and daughter Grace, spent
part of the week in Springfield Mass,
c. o. Kimball of West Townshend spent
Tuesday with his sister, Mrs. f. r. Mann.
Mr. and Mrs j. s. Wood gave sugar
supper to few OF their relatives Wednes-
day
Miss Grace Alexander is working for Mr..
Charles Akley ON Canal street for few
weeks
George Barrett is reported as gaining.
The extent of his injury is not as yet
learned
Wallace Harris has sold one of his work
horses this week to Raymond Weiker of
Guilford.
Alva Stacy expects to move his family
to his new home in Guilford by the last of
the week
Dwight Smith from Putney spent
Wednesday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. G. Smith.
Miss Ruth Houghton spent two days this
week in Guilford visiting her aunt Mrs
S. A. Smith.
Mrs L. IT, Upham of East Mortified,
Mass, spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G. Covey.
NJ, J. Hapgood of Peru spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with his cousin, Mrs. f.
ii. Davenport
The small child whom Mrs John Stafford
is caring for has been sick with erysipelas
but is improving
The Guilford street Equality club is to
meet at the home of Mrs. George Allen to-
afternoon.
Mrs. John Whittier returned yesterday
after spending several weeks at her home
in Pennington, Me.
G. A. Brown of South Newfane began
work April | for w. J.. Walker. He is on
the sick list this week
Walter Bartlett moved this week to his
house which was recently vacated by w.
Ell. Haywood and family.
Mrs. Donahue, who has been working for
Wallace Harris, was called to her home in
Brattleboro by illness of relatives.
The Near and Father Lights meet next
afternoon at three o'clock at the
home of Mrs. E. Stacy Harrison.
A private auction was held last week at
the home of the late Miss Elizabeth White
to dispose of part of her furniture.
Delmar Hawkins of Springfield, Mass,
was an over-Sunday guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Weatherhead. I
Mrs Lillian Worden, who has been work
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. William Cushman
has been on the sick list this week.
John P. Heyar returned Tuesday to his
work in Burlington after spending several
lays with his mother, Mrs. A. M. Helyar.
Justus r. Wood and family have moved
his week from Belchertown, Mass, to
heir house recently purchased of Walter !
kenney. ,
Mrs. w. w. Cook is having her house
oapered and painted inside and expects to
move into the downstairs tenement as soon !
rs finished. {
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Brigham, who were t
recent guests of their neice, Mrs. F. d. t
Marsh, reached their home in Chicago Sun
lay evening. j.
Mrs. E. A. Knight and daughter, FL !
,erta, visited in Springfield, Mass, from 7
Friday until Tuesday with her sister, Mrs t
A. +. Sanders. c
Harold Perry and Arthur Weld returned l
from Hillsboro, N. H., where 4
hey have been doing repair work on au- n
omobiles at that place. r
Paul Jones of Dartmouth college spent T