Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-19

grandson, Harold Humphrey of Sims 7!
bury, Conn, are visiting Mrs Anna KIM |
ball. Mrs Humphreys son. Arthur. VINO
accompanied them, returned home Tues
day, Mrs. Humphrey was the half-sister
OF Mrs kimbal's late husband, Mat
thew kimball.-The condition AZ S. II.
Warren, who has been III with typhoid
fever several weeks. remains about the
same.-Mr and Mrs T.. f. Smith have
returned from n four days automobile
trip to Crown Point, n. Y.-Munn Board
man and Wait Smith have returned from
a ten days stay at Thompsons Point
Or. II. T. Sargent, who has had a serious
Illness at the home of his father, jackson
Sargent, has returned to his home In
Island Pond after visiting his brother, w.
NJ. Sargent, In Morrisville MIR. and Mrs.
Nathan Hale of Royalton are visiting in
stowe, where Mr.. Hale formerly resided.
The seven months old child of George
Benson has been seriously i'll with cholera
infantum at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Horner, where the child has been
cared for since the death of its mother in
Fehruary-Niss Vera Salles of New Ha-
ven, Conn, who is visiting relatives IN
stowe, has received news of the shooting
of her father, Josephus Sallies. Mr. SAL
lies who was formerly from Stowe. and
is now employed on the police force in
New Haven, was assisting in making an
arrest, when the prisoner drew revolver
and fired two shots at Mr.. Sallies. one of
them taking effect in the side but not
seriously iujuring him.
Mrs +. w. Darling and son James
s. Darling. and mother, Mrs. Inez I.
Gorton of Hampton. Va. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred f. Smith at Mos
COW. Other guests at Mr.. Smiths for
| Old Home week are their daughters Miss
| Isabel Smith and Mrs Julia Irving of
/ Thompson's Point Mrs Don G. Serb
ncr and son, Russell. of Biddcford Me.
are visiting Mrs, Scribner's parents Mr.
and Mrs y. X. Moody.-Mrs. Susan Tup-
per and Mrs Herbert Cushman of Ro-
chester are visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Burt.-Mr. and Mrs. r G. Casey and
niece. Miss Avis Nearen, and other
friends are among the visitors in stowe
! A picnic at the Palisades Tuesday aft
ernoon was attended by about 81 people,
/ including the families of James A. John
and II. ]. Foster and their guests. Mrs
| Billings of Malone, n Y. Mrs Bek-
nap of Yonkers, y. y. Miss Marion
! Webb and brother. Robert. of Fort Cow
ington, ~ Y, A. J. Winters and daugh-
ter. Iottie, of Andovcr, Mass, and Mrs.
Henry Foster and daughter. Helene, Of
Springfield. Mass w. y. Panglo. who
has finished work in Dxvile Notch, n.
! r.. has gone this week to Woodsvine
| to work. visiting Mrs Pangle in Sugar
| Hill. n. H., and her mother here on the
MI W. 7 laN
returned from an automobile trip to
Calais, accompanied by Mrs. Weeks
cousins. the Misses Stella and Viola
| Marshall of Lowell. Mass. who will
spend some time here.-Guests at the
Green Mountain Inn Wednesday We're
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Parker, Mrs. G. f.
Wetherby, Mrs. f. NJ, Barstow, Mrs. D
l.. Cady. Mrs. NJ. F. T. Dodge of Bur
lington. Florence Hamilton. Carrie Tow
crs of Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs c. w.
! Emerson of Boston and Mr. and Mrs
q. W. Gale of Minneapols.-Mr Rus
sell Law and Miss Alice o. Bayley Of
New York are guests at the inn.-The
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church had
a food sale at the church Wednesday
afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell
have returned from bennington. where
they visited their son, John Campbell,
and other friends.-Bert Merrill has been
called to lTardwick. where his daughter,
! BESSIE, eight years of age, was recently
severely injured in an automobile acct
dent.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Adams and
son. Charles Russell, of West Somerville,
Mass, have spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. Harlow on Ed
son hill.-Mr. and Mrs. a. ]. Bailey of
lAl. t. - ~ a.
Sargent-Mrs. Alma Smith and nephew,
Carroll Smith. are visiting her son and