Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06
EAST DuMMERsToN,
Death OF Norman Kelly. Native o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Acejdsnt.


oummsrston-Sebooi Accident.
. Norman Kelly. 70. who died i
greenfield, Mass. Sept. 90 was a ma
nve OF This town and. though Green
neId mad been his home for man
nea,s, much OF the time since he re
ureo from active work has been spen
mere IN me home OF his brother. Syl
!, Vanus Kelly. A sketch OF his life /,
me Springfield Union SAYS, M,
Kelly belonged to the old schoo, a
cutters and forgers. and for man,
years during civil war times worke,
IN the armory In Springfield. For n
years ne was employed by the VILE,
q Russell Cutlery company. and he wa.
one OF the foremost journeymen in.
terested In the starting OF the Green
Held Cutlery company. He was d
workman of exceptional skill. and
during his active years took a prom
inent part In local affairs" He is
survived by an only son. Frank b
Kelly OF Greenfield. and his son and
daughter: three brothers, Giles Kelly
of Greenfield. Sylvanus Kelly OF this
town and Maurice y. Kelly Of Bellows
Falls; and sister Mrs. Sophia Cham
berlain of West Brattleboro.
Ernest Ray. the ll-year- oId son Of
Willis j, Ray, broke his leg Friday.
Sept. 22 during the noon intermis-
sion. The children were playing Il
spy and In his eagerness to reach
the goal. young RAY collided so fore
IDLY with schoolmate who was
coming full speed from the opposite
direction. that both We're knocked
down and Rays leg was broken above
the knee. The farmers telephone line
just completed, was very convenient
in calling a physician and the boy Is
reported as now doing well.
Mrs. Eli Clark is i'll with dropsy
Fred Miller returned Saturday from
his western trip.
Miss Florence Miller was home for
the weeks end visit
Miss Ellen Marcy. the teacher will
board with Mrs. Patch.
Johnny Grimes is i'll with typhoid
fever AT Walter Murphy's
NJ. o. Howe of Newfane was re-
cent guest at j. A. Miller's.
w. A. Gardener. representative of |
Earl Sage of Wardsboro was the |
guest of Ralph Hall at w. A. Miller's. |
c. O. knight of Worcester, Mass.
las been visiting his cousin, Lowell
Patch.
Miss Lena Sonia of Millers Falls
,assed a few days with her mother
ecently.
Mr.. Skies entertained relatives
rom Connecticut, who came for the
ALLEY fair.
Mrs. Arthur L. Miller and son of |
We're recent visitors at j
i. Miller's. Il
Mr. and Mrs George Norcross of
were visitors Sunday at :
William Aiken's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Blood re-
emily of Putney We're at Mrs. Anna
Yates last week. u
Herbert Read of South Wardsboro, b
no recently visited at j. A. Miller's. b
as returned home.
Mrs E. E. Mather of Brattleboro S
as guest at w. A. Miller's from ]
to Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Waite and her daugh-
r, Miss Louise Waite. have been T
sitting in Springfield, Mass. E
Miss Matilda Lyttle and Miss Lou 0
e c. Walker of Northampton spent
thursday night at c. G. Walkers. +
Mrs. w. F. Walker and daughter. y
RS. j. D. Reed. and children and
ark Johnson visited Bencasson We'd
sday of last week. "
Mrs. Laura Person Pratt, whose q
ath was recently recorded, will be -
membered here as kind. conscien- "
JUS. Christian woman.
Sylvanus Kelly and Mrs. Sophia a. a.
went to Greenfield Sat IT.,
day. Sept. 20, to attend the funeral -
their brother Norman Kelly "a
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed and Miss or
rtrude Reed of Keene. n. H.. with q, q,
). and Mrs. w. D. Grant Of Schen- ",
ady NJ Y, were guests at ]. A. r,
eds last week.
dr. and Mrs Adm Dutton visited
atives in Fitchburg. Mass. recent m
and while there Mr.. Dutton suf- n.
ed a slight shock of paralysis. They ne
now at home. and Mr.. Dutton is pa
proving. sp
ieorge Chamberlain and Charles
lsher of West Brattleboro were gr
nday guests at S. Kellys. Mr.. tn;
amberlain came to visit his moth A
previous to his leaving for New da
TX, this week. is
Ir. and Mrs. George A. Sheldon and ,
IS Hazel Sheldon came Tuesday Me
the fair and brief visit with pa
:. ]. Patch. Mrs. Walter Burbank MI
Miss Dorothy Burbank of Rut- He
d also spent Thursday night with tur
m there. we
; not the defective light in many ver
oolrooms responsible for defective rea
It in the pupils? 1t would be well =
est the schoolrooms and see If they ma,
properly lighted. as well as to E t1al
the eyes of the pupils; then the son
edy could be applied where need row r
All
he sudden DEATH from heart dis VIC
, of Mrs. Annie Warwick Cum por
gs. wife of James T. Cummings ,
Torthfield. Mass, was a shock TO
friends here. where her girlhood az
; were passed. Mrs. Cummings ald
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. IRE
rye Warwick who moved from pre-
town to Putney only few months ahu
The funeral was held Sept. 20 rec'
lorthfield, Mass. Dos
Mrs
WEST DUMMERsToN. Mis-
n.a no. ,noved into James San
ID