Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11

Monday.-Mrs. Frank Bennett and son or
Burlington were guests OF her mother
Mrs Annie Russin, Nonday.-Mrs Charles
Eldridge spent Tuesday in Burlington
The masquerade promenade which was
given by the senior class was attended
by about $50 guests. The receipts were
SIS, which will be added to plano fund
Mr. and Mrs. w. Smile and Mrs. A. >.
Thomas attended the funeral Of their
relative Erwin Smith. at North HYDE
Park Saturday.
STOWE.
Y, lille bringing In some wood Thurs
day afternoon at her some Mt the lower
village, Mrs. A. J. Chaffee fell, breaking
the bone Of her right arm Just below the
socket in the shoulder. Mrs. Chaffee is
about II years of age. Her daughter,
Mrs w. +. Welch of Morrsville. was
called here.
Pember Robinson Sargent, well-known
and respected resident, died about eight
O'Clock Tuesday morning at his home
near the village from hardening of the
arteries. Mr.. Sargent had been in falling
health for year and half and his con-
dtion changed for the worse six weeks
ago He was rs years of age August 4.
He was born in Stowe, the oldest of the
seven children of Jerry and Sophronia
Robinson Sargent. of whom four. Jackson
Sargent, w. H. II. Sargent, Charles r.
Sargent and Mrs. II. T. Raymond, all OF
Stowe, survive. Mrs. George w. Harlow
died in January and Orrin A Sargent of
Johnson died several years ago Mr. Sar-
gent was married on his 18th birthday an
nj To 10 Of
who with their daughter, Miss Nellie Sar-
gent survives him. Their son, Arthur,
died about % years ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sargent resided for 16 years in Hyde
Park returning to Stowe about % years
ago. Seventeen years ago Mr.. Sargent
gave up farming and had since resided
in this village, where he died. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sargent celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary August 4, 1912, many Of
their friends and neighbors attending. The
funeral will be held at the house at l: %
O'Clock this afternoon.--Phyllis. the
| siX-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Adams, on Miller brook. received Sc
we're injuries Monday forenoon when she
was kicked by a horse In her father $
barn. 1t Is supposed that the child in
play ran into the STALL frightening the
horse. which began to kick. The chld's
cries aroused her mother and her uncle,
Fred Tatro, who were nearby and she was
rescued with no broken bones. but her
body was bruised all over. One arm was
nearly broken, cash under one eye bled
profusely all the rest of the day and her
clothing was much torn.--R. b. Wiltshire
/ of West Branch was taken to Burlington
Tuesday for treatment for an abscess in
the side, His father-in-law, G.. T. Sar-
gent, ana physician accompanied him. He
has been i'll since last Thursday.--Mrs.
Nellie Perry. who Is in a hospital in Rut-
land for treatment, is doing well.-Miss
Mary Moody is attending the Burlington
Business College.-Miss Rachel Thomas,
who has passed the summer in Stowe
went Sunday to Boston. From Boston she
will go to New York and will join her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Thomas in
Stewart. Fla. for the winter--Mrs George
NJ. Powers, Mrs. Fred Childs and Mrs. Lou
NJ. Rublee of Morrisville passed Monday
with Mrs. E f. Bamforth at the Green
Mountain Inn.-A party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Bentley on West hill
Monday evening was attended by about Il
and was given as a surprise party In
honor Of the birthday anniversary of Mrs
Bentley's brother. Leslie q Barrows
Mr.. Barrows Is suffering from blood poi
soning In one hand, hut was able to be
present-A neighborhood party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Brink
on Miller brook Saturday evening was at
tended by about 25.-Mrs. f. A. Hill and
w. r. Collins were received by letter into
membership at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning.-Galey Godfrey ant
Miss Hazel Wrisley of Morrisvile arr Wis
iting at r. o. Wrisley's and Leo Edison.
In Stowe HOllow.-Mr. and Mrs F. o
Wells. Miss Jennie Wells. Mrs, f. s
Boardman and Miss Nadine Boardman at
tended church In Worthwhile Sunday
Mrs, Clayton Peck is passing two weeks
with Mrs. Claude Chaffee in Morrisville.
c. w. Frihofer of the United States
dairy division visited the Mt. MANSFIELD
creamery Monday.-Mrs. Inez !. Gortol
OF Hampton. Va, and Mrs, Julia Irwin,
OF Burlington. who are visiting thei
niece, Mrs. F. r.. Smith. at Moscow, viii
, go Thursday to visit Miss Isabel Smtl
] In Boston on their way to Hampton
Mrs. Irving will go from Hampton t.
| Florida for the winter.-C. @
Barrows and son, George, O
" "o"iiSoT pdSSeu sunday WIN MI
Barrows' sister and husband, Mr.. an
, Mrs Eliakim Bigelow, at West Branch
. Mrs e. w, Warren and Miss Rub
: shaw were In Waterbury Saturday
n Miss Dorothea Thber is visiting he
0 grandmother. Mrs. c. C. Taber. at Fou
i Winds farm.-Tho Misses Myra Camp
: Dell and Glenn Nutting Of Stowe hig
= school were visitors over Sunday a
. Pleasant View house, the homo of MI
ana Mrs o. s, Smith. In Moscow.-Ml
: ana Mrs. A. f, Douglass. A. r. stra,
: ana Mrs Mary A. Jenney were in Nor
0 r'sville Monday,-Miss Decell of Morris
a vile visited Miss Merritt over sunda,
q donald Mcmahon Of Dartmouth an
I Gale II, Shaw of Lowell commercis
y school attended the Dartmouth Pennsyl
< Vania game at Boston Saturday.
n Harry A. Pike, optometrist -opticiar
WIZ be at Fred Boardman's, Stow,
thursday and Friday. November II an
l2.-Adv.
a The selectmen of Stowe have give
the C. Il. and II. o. Burt Lumber com
= pany permission to use tracto
- engine in hauling logs to their mil
n and the company have ordered a ma
n chine, which Is expected to reach her
y December l. The machine Is expecte
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