Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23
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a sad accident occurred Friday EVENING
at the home Of r VI. Sears by which
Lloyd Donald, the four months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Paine. lost his
life. The babe was lying in its carriage ON
the veranda. whore the rest Of the family
We're sitting, Mrs. Payne, who was sitting
by the child, rose to put away some work
when tho carriage Jared perhaps by her
movements suddenly began rolling and
in spite Of the efforts Of the others of the
family rolled off the veranda to the
ground three feet below. The carriage
overturned and the babe. falling beneath
it, had its neck dialocated and died almost
instantly Tho funeral was held at the
house saturday afternoon. the Rev. Lem
ucl Davis conducting the service The
burial was in the West Branch cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. Paine have one surviving
SON Robert Raymond, two years and 4
half old. Mrs Paine, who was formerly
Miss Margaret Raymond. is the grand
daughter Of Mr.. Sears-Wiuiam NJ
Barnes. the veteran lumberman whose
lumber camp is at the junction of the
Long Trail and tho road t. Smugglers'
Notch, reports a large amount of travel
ON both the trail and Notch road. The
road Is in fine condition, Mr. Barnes hav-
ing put in a good deal of work on it on hts
own account. The Green Mountain club
has placed a register in Mr.. Barnes camp
and desires to have all visitors by trail
Or road record their names. Mr. Barnes
thinks that there is no danger of the
region Of SmuEglers' Notch being defor-
ested, MS has been suggested recently. All
the lumber has been taken that will he
for tho present and the growth Is so rapid
that what has been taken is not much
missed. Mr. Barnes Is doing only a small
amount of numbering this summer Ir
the unfrequentcd places where the lum
Der is cut he finds some Of the rare fern.
which have almost disappeared in tho
Notch. \ large amount of the roots OF
these ferns have been taken away frorr
the Notch the past few years by Aorist8
and nurserymen.-The Rev. Lemuel Da
Wis early Saturday afternoon conducted
the funeral service OF the infant son NJ
Mr. and Mrs Jay I.araway at Stowe
Forks. The child was born Thursday
morning and died that night The buria,
was in the River Bank cemetery. Sew.
eral children have been born to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Larraway. all of whom have died
at birth.-Mr. and Mrs, Calvin r. Wash.
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Washburn ana
Mrs. Washhurn's sister, Mrs Curtis OF
Salem, Mass, on an automobile tour
through Vermont. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin r, Bigcow at The Ledge.
over Sunda". Mrs. Curtis was burned ont
In the Salem ire.-A band concert was
given at the Palisades Friday evening"
and the ladies of Unity Church served
ice-cream and cake to a large number
Among the l6 guests at j. +. Houston's
are Miss Edith Thayer, Mrs. Rutland and
Miss kulin Of Brooklyn, y. Y.-Mrs. NJ.
X. Perry who has visited her daughter
in-law, Mrs. NJ r. Perry, Jr.. on Lookout
Farm, the summer home Of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Jellin. has
returned TO Southport. Conn,
The Misses Eliza beth Ada and Clara
Fuller. daughters of Mr. and Mrs II. G.
Fuller of Stowe Hollow, were driving
down the hill near Abram Burnett's on
their way TO church Sunday morn
ing when their horse became
frightened at something and began
to run, collding with a carriage Just
ahead in which George T.. Fowler was
riding The Fuller buggy was over