Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
HINspALE.
Death OF Deacon Nelson Estey-The
Tobacco Crop.

beatn " Ceacon NELSON catey-Th
Tobacco Crop.
Deacon Nelson Estey died Thurs
day, Aug. rs. after a two weeks III
ness, aged 50 years His death wa
due 10 heart trouble and the nat
ural innrmity OF age, Mr. Estey wa
born on the Newton place ON Chest
nut hill IN this town and had Away
lived here with the exception of {
short period spent In Worcester IL,
had been member of the Baptis
church for 80 years and n deacon FOL
20 years He was a member OF III,
grange, a farmer by occupation, ant
carried ON market garden near th'
village. He was the youngest of eight
children and the last one OF the fam
lily. Deacon Estey Is survived by a
wife and one daughter. Mrs ]. G.
Rice of Texas. The funeral was held
AT the Baptist church Sunday after
noon, Rev. DIR, Albert q. Lawson OF
Newark, y. j., was the officiating
clergyman and the burial was In Pine
Grove cemetery.
Growers OF tobacco report the best
crop since the year 1892. The to-
bacco is unusually large and OF q
fine quality, Several OF the early
fields We're cut last week and the re-
mander will probably be harvested
w Ni' VIM 'is i'NA NfNhs
Samuel Richards is quite III with
erysipe4as in the face
Miss Monte Purcell is visiting her
sister I'm Miller's Fails.
George n, Saith Is enjoying
weeks outing AT AIpanang, r. J.
Joseph LaChance and Mrs. Fred
LaCharity are visiting In Canada.
Stanhope Vaille of Athol, Mass, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs, II. r. Vaille.
Frank Kellom of Boston YVES
guest of Prin D. l.. Fisher last week
James Hartnett of Greenfield is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. WEIGH. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Hubbard have /
been visiting relatives in Chicopee, /
Mass.
Mrs. y. c. Marsh and b. l. Farr of /
Rutland, VI, Dire AT Rufus Langwor-
thy's.
Frank Dickerman and family Wis
tied relatives in Connecticut last
week.
Miss Sarah Bailey has gone to
Montreal, can, for a two weeks va
cation.
The Knitting club enjoyed a piazza /
party with Mrs. c. A. Gray Thursday 1
afternoon. 3
John Curran of Lewiston, Me, re- (
Gently visited his mother Mrs. h
Charles Ellis.
Edward Harmon and wife of Man \
chester spent several days at j. f. 7
Mann's last week.
Mrs, Eunice Wilder has taken po- q
sition as companion for an aged lady e
in Winchester Mass. a,
Mrs. w. A. Booth and two children, r,
Frances and Gordon, of Gilbertville. u
Mass, visited in town last week. "a
Mr. and Mrs c. S. Howe have gone m
o Chicago to visit their son and wiN
visit the st. Louis exposition before p
heir return. of
Miss Carrie Ni,as from Brooklyn ia
md Miss Edyth Minis from Boston III
re at their nume here for two DC
weeks vacation. s,e
Mrs. E. ]. Richards has been enjoy
1g a short visit from her mother and IL
lister, Mrs. F. j. Dexter and Miss art
ora Dexter of Westfield, Mass. on
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brltton have he
iven up their places in Erie, Pa,
here they have been employed for of
ome months, and returned to Hins- tin
ale At
Lester Booth goes Friday to Phelps, Ter
Y, where he is to join the Rogers of
ock company He is to play violin
the orchestra and bass in the brass TOW
md DR..
Mrs George H. Bailey. Miss Kate III ~
alley, Mrs. w. Fl. Lyman. Miss Ly- ~ NJ
an, Mrs. Park and Mrs. J. II. ~ ~
and son went to the sum IN IN
it of Mt Tom Thursday cf last M, M
eek. NJ
While Moses Bardwell was attend NJ,
: the recent Grand Army encamp- We
INT in Boston he met one Of his Per
others from Dakota whom he had Mis-
t seen for 25 years. N
Booth has returned from hon
ne Grove Springs hotel, where he
s been playing cornet in the or
astra. Mr.. Booth is to play in the
nnett- Moulton Repertoire COM \
1y's orchestra during the coming brot
son and will join them in Laconia NJ
ot. .. visit