Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
WIlM IN GTON.
Death Wednesday Of Mrs. olive
Smith Moore.

Mrs. Olive Moore. widow of the late
Truman Moore. died at her residence
In this village Wednesday morning
oct. IL. She was born in Conway
Mass. Aug. 10. 1918. She was mar
ried to Truman Moore at Halifax IN
1887. Nearly all of her life was spent
i'm wilmington or immediate vicinity.
Mr.. Moore died in 1895. Eight emil
dren were born TO Mr.. and MIS-.
Moore: Emily s.. Sarah j., ransom
II. Amanda NJ. Albert L.. Edwin j.,
CLARA NJ and Lester c. of this num-
Der all are living with the exception
of Amanda NJ, Albert L. and Edwin );
Mrs. Moore was a woman OF kino
and sympathetic nature and was tnor
oughly devoted to her family ana
friends. She was a kind neighbof
and was greatly beloved by all VINO
knew her. Her illness has EXTENDED
over number of years but she mas
borne her sufferings without COM
plant She has been identified VIII,
the Jniversalist church society for
number of years.
THE funeral was held Friday. OCT.
49, Rev. Mr. Blackford officiating.
Rev. A. y. Blackford is improving
i'm health.
". w. Peck of Morrisville was in
town last week.
Mrs. Charles w Bissell is visiting
her daughters in New York
q r. Buell. was in Brattleboro
Monday on business trip.
Gov. Bell was in town last week ana
maid an official visit to the grange.
Albert L. Wheeler is now occupylhs
his new house on West Main street.
Mrs. J. H. Kidder and her daugh-
ter. Faith. are in Boston for Week.
NJ w. Stickney was in town TINS
week, going to Rutland Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. T. Wheelock is in Boston
caring for her aunt. who is criticail!
ILL.,
Miss Florence Hubbard, who mas
been ill for a long time, is improving
in health.
Fred A. F'lagg of Troy. \. Y. mas
been very ill from typhoid fever put
is improving rapidly.
sympathy is extended to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Woodman in the illness or their
little daughter. Ruth.
Mrs. Mae Crosier, professional
nurse. is attending Mrs. James NC
Donald. who is quite Ill.
| John Fowler returned from the
North Adams hospital on SATURDAY
and is improving rapidly,
Elbridge Wheeler and two friends
/ of bridgeport are in town to ENJOY
| their annual shooting vacation.
| Members of the high school are re-
hearsing a Shakesperean play, whlch
will be presented about Dec. /.
New England supper at the Univer-
! salist church Thursday evening was
well attended and most enjoyable.
4 one of the Kickapoo Indian COM
panies is at the hall this week ana
/ good audiences have been in attend
ance,
/ Among the Boston excursionists last
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Baker. Miss Elizabeth Baker and Mrs.
! Bruce.
F. s. Crafts. Mr. and Mrs. George r
Roberts. Mrs. H. f. Mann and Mrs. =.
! d Manter We're in North Adams
Tuesday.
! 7. f. Strawser of the Times has just
installed a new Unitype typesetting
machine. which greatly facilitates the
work of the office.
Homer A. Lord of Dover has re-
moved to wilmington and occupies
the Aldrich house on High street. Mr.
Lord will be the sawyer at the Choate
mill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Brown have Wis
tied their SON. Herbert, in keene. N.
H.. this week Mr.. and Mrs. Lane or
Hartford have kept house for them in
| their absence.
W. A. Choate of Albany has been
in town this week. He expresses
great satisfaction as to the new fac
tory and is impatient for the time TO
come when work will be actively COM
menced.