Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-06

| day, which was well attended.-A load
went from here to Waterville Friday to
| the dance.-'"The Conqueror" was given
in movies at the town hall Tuesday eve
ming to u good house. Saturday evening
Marie Wacamp is to be shown in
Tongues of Flame. M. s. Hawley was
at Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday.
STOWE
Frederic Sauvillc. aged 7s, died about
three o'clock Friday morning Mt the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Lackard aafter 10
days illness from erysipelas following in
| nuenza. Mr.. Sauvile leaves nine chill
dren: Mrs. Dustin Lackard of Stowe
Mrs Frank Trayhan of Worthwhile, Alex
ander and Clarence Sauville of Iras-
burg, George, Joseph and Leonard of Lit
tloton, N. H., William of Franklin Falls,
N. H., and Levi with Mrs. Lackard in
stowe. Mr.. Sauville buried his wife in
April. 1918. after 81 years of married life,
passed mostly in Irasburg and Eden.
Their eldest child, a daughter, died at "a
years of age There are IA grandchildren
and Mr. Sauvlle leaves sister, Mrs Mar
tin Truheart of Irasburg. The remains
were taken to Irasburg for burial Sat
urday. Mrs. Trayhan and Mrs Leonard
Sauville have been here to help care for
Mrs. Sauville. Mr. Sauville was a veteran
of the Civil War, serving from 1863 to the
end of the war in Company I. 9Th N. H.
infantry.
Mrs. Clara Douglass Sargent wife of
Jackson Sargent died at their home on.
Maple street about seven o'clock on
the morning of March 1 after long
illness with chronic bright's disease.
Mrs. Sargent was 70 years of age and
was the daughter of Joseph, and Mary
M. sl.A hnr n
Hermon. N. H., but passed the most
of her life in Morristown and stowe.
Besides her husband, Mrs Sargent
leaves two step-sons. DR.. Howard Il.
Sargent of Island Pond and Walter M
Sargent of Morrisville; a step-son and
daughter by a former marriage, Harry
Slayton and Mrs Clara Linton of Wind
, sor and two brothers, Moses Douglass
, of Stowe and Frederick Douglass,
whose whereabouts are unknown
The second and third classes OF
the home economics department of
stowe high school gave a social at the
school building Friday evening. Ice
cream and cake made by the pupils
in class were served. Games were
played and short program included
solos by Mildred Patterson and B1on-
dine Beauchemin, the latter singing a
song in French. The proceeds, $1,000.
are to be used for the purchase of a
bread mixer to he given as a prize
for the best loaf of bread made by
, a student of the home economies de-
partment
S The funeral of Mrs jackson Sargent
Q was held Monday afternoon at her home,
. where she died Saturday morning The
. Rev G. f. Fortier conducted the serv-
i ice The bearers were four neighbors: l..
l.. Harris j. l.. Stafford, II. Il. Jenney
and c. u. Bruce. Seventeen members at
: tended in body, of the II. II. Smith
l Women's Relief Corps of which the
deceased was a member. There were
$ many floral tributes from the Relief
: Corps and friends. The burial was in the
a River Bank cemetery. Among the rela-
'' tives present from out of town were:
f. s. Edison and son. Merrill and Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent of Morrisville
! Harry Slayton and Mrs. Clara Linton and
f daughter of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs
n c. II. Douglass of Waterbury.-The Rev
n H. A. Parkhurst of Springfield preached
f at the community church service at the
o Congregational Church Sunday morning
n Miss Mildred Patterson sang a solo. r
d T.. Stafford and E. L. Bigelow acted a:
It ushers. There was a good attendance
IS Mr. Parkhurst was a guest at l.. l.
It Harris during his stay here.-Miss Ruby
= Shaw went Monday to Burlington for
II few days visit.-Mr. and Mrs Fl. w
W Burnham of Lyndon were over-Sunda!
l. visitors in Stowe.-Mrs. Alma Smith re
- turned Saturday from Lyndon, where sh'
= has passed some time with her daugh
= ter, Mrs. H. w Burnham.-Roy w
J. Smith of Concord n. H., passed tn
n weekend with his mother, Mrs. Aim;
= Smith, and other friends in Stowe on hi
' way to New York on a purchasing trip
- Harry S. Slayton of Moscow was il
d Waterbury Monday-Nat Godfrey is
t. visitor at T.. w. Tinlham's in Johnson
III Il, c. Sleeper visited his daughter. Mrs
$ Archie Fisher, and family in Wolcot
+ over Sunday.-Mrs. Sarah Mayo Gilman
l. and children of Chelsea came Saturda
1T to make their home with Mrs. Gilman
lie parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo
g. Herbert Il. Straw returned Monday fror
D Burlington after a few days treatmen
l. at the May Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. A
y A. Pike was called to Essex Junctio
l. Saturday by the illness of Roger, the so
oil of Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Mills, who ha
D pneumonia.--The lecturers program 70
g the meeting of Mansfield Mountai
IT, Grange Saturday afternoon will includ
or quotation, current events, question TO
TX discussion, "Shall Government Control @
CT Industries Continue After the War?
ie question for men, 1.-The Farm Work
DC Like Best to Do, for women, "Wha
b Iiousework ! Find Most Enjoyable?"-
10 Alva Magoon of Swanton is visitor i
nc Stowe.--The Misses Lillian and Florenc
OF Camley and Ruth Moulton while walkin
Vi on the railroad track from F. h. Mou
tons farm to the Aiken farm Sunda,
&c March . counted % live caterpillar
IL which is a sign of an early spring.
IN The ladies' of the United Church seryiC
III served a very successful dinner on tow
- meeting day, realizing nearly $60-A yer
as creditable exhibition given by the pupil
ny of the home economic department G
H. stowe high school included table wit
X 2j samples of needlework, includln
crocheted and tatted ARTICLES, table dc
ss voted to cakes, candies, etc, for sale an
IS another table with 40 articles of food rel
o. resenting the same amount of fuel. Som
hS Of the articles were egg, four prune
ss "A banana, an orange, portions Of choct
III late, bacon, breakfast cereals of sever;
ce kinds. five beets, etc, etc, each tick,
at giving price of articles. This table ais
e bore the bread mixer, given as "A prize fC
g the best loaf of bread and also the mir
Ter loaves of bread entered in the conte
cd and made by Helen Peterson, Allie Nj
IT. Clean, Mary Chaplin, Reba Smith, Agr
ere Towne, Reba Fuller, Marjorie Foste
nd Juna Cakes and Marjorie Foster. I'll
LED boys of the general science departmel
H. had "A very creditable display of thr