The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-10-05
OBITUARY.
Mrs. l.. Il. Cleaveland.

| Mrs. Louise Boyden Cleayeland passed
away very peacefully to her final rest, Mon.
| day afternoon at 10 o'clock at her Canal
street home. after IN illness of some three
months. which she bore with Christian for
ttude. Mrs. Cleaveland was born in Guilford
go years ago. the daughter of Levi and Lucia
| Boyden of that place and II cousin of Selectman
| Boyden of Brattleboro. In 1891 she married
| Warren Howe of Vernon, who lived only two
| years. But there was one daughter from
| this union, Mrs. Cora Moore of Lafayette, Ind,
who has faithfully taken care of her mother
during her illness. In November, 1870, she
married for her second husband, Isaac Cleave-
| land. who besides one son Chas SURVIVES her.
Mrs. cleveland lived very quiet life, always
of Il helpful and cheerful disposition. A
short funeral service was held at O'Clock
Yesterday at her late home and the remains
were taken to Christ Church, Luilford,
she being member of that church 20 years,
where service was held and the burial took
place in the family lot in the cemetery. The
Boyden family were the earliest settlers in
Guilford and has been connected with Christ
Church for nearly three-fourths of century
Rev. w. II. Collins and Rev. A. ID. Brown
officiated at the funeral at the request of the
deceased.
Fred A. Belknap.
! Fred A.. Belknap formerly of Brattleboro
! but recently of Whitman. died in Orange
..'ias i,i... al u !!'e = =. ot..SE.;.
law, C. I. Shaw on Logan Avenue. after a
| brief illness of quick consumption. Mr..
Belknap was born in Westville, n. Y. and
was 80 years of age. He was a graduate in
his early days of Troy Commercial College,
was a fine mechanic, genial and kind
hearted man, who made many friends. He
leaves wife. Addie b.. daughter of the late
Nathan w. Miller. also a brother in Westvie
His funeral was held Monday afternoon at
Mr.. Shaw's, Rev. Mr.. Kelerman officiating
and the interment was i'll Orange. Many
beautiful floral pieces We're sent by kind
friends.
Mrs. ROxanna Hall.
RoXanna Hall, widow of the late John G.
Wheeler and mother OF Judge Hoyt II.
Wheeler of the United States district court.
died Tuesday morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs W. r. lIildreth, in Newfane.
She was the daughter of the late Edward and
DENNIS Titus Hall of Chesterfield, n. H..
where she was born April II. 1905. She was
married i'll 1871 and removed with her hus-
band to Newfane i'll 1919. where she has since
lived. She leaves four children, Judge Wheel
er of Brattleboro. Norman F. Wheeler of
Springfield. Mass. Mrs. w. r. Iiildreth of
Newfane and son in California. Our Will
Evansville correspondent says of her: 'For
several years preceding the death of her huS-
band they resided in this village, and many
neghbors and friends hold in lasting memory
the kind deeds and loving words of Mrs
w
younger ones loved to call her. We think of
her as one who never wearied in wel-doing
and one whose long life was Il worthy en-
ample"
Mrs. ID. w Hunt.
After several years illness with heart
trouble Mrs. ID. w. Hunt passed away Mon
day at the home of Enos White. She was
born i'm Dalton. y. H.. in 1898, the daughter |
of Deborah and Dalton Blake. She married |
A. p. Hunt of Worcester. Mass. Mr.. Hunt |
died in the west several wears ago and Mrs. |
Hunt came to Brattleboro to live soon after |
She leaves one sister, Mrs. Mrs. Julia 4. |
Cook of Salem. y. H.. and two brothers. |
Naham Blake of Hoosic Falls. n. Y. and p. |,
NJ Blake of Ashland, Mass. The funeral |
service was held Wednesday afternoon at , |
o'clock. Rev. c. O. Day officiating.
Mrs. G. w. Walker.
Susan. wife of c. w. Walker died at her |
home on the West River road yesterday MORN
me- at O'Clock after several weeks illness. Mrs |
W alker was Il daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hasty |
Dutton of Dummerston and was born in 1S2,
N Dummerston. Mrs Walker was kind
md faithful wife. Il devoted mother and her |
.acant place in the home she has left will be
sad one. OF her three children. George
ives in Dubuque Iowa. John and Susie, the
wife of W. NJ. Randall of this place were
With her during the last illness. Mr. Walker
md family have the sympathy of wide ac-
luaintance. The funeral will he held to-
morrow from her late home at 10 O'Clock Rev
q Dav officiating.