Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-17
PUTIN EY.
Sudden Death, Of Pneumonia, of Mrs.
Dana B, CIouuh,

liiness OF HNe Gays. MIS-, ClOuBn Was
born May s, 1S47, and was married
to Mr., Clough Oct 22 1868. Three
daughters were born to them, Nina
Nellie and Bertha. only one surviving
Nellie, wife of Fred J. Martin. Be
side her husband and daughter, she
leaves four grandchildren, one sister
Mrs Nellie Morse, Of st. Paul, Mimi,
and two half sisters, Mrs. Cilicia Nc
Grath of Waterbury, Conn, and Mrs.
Mary Scovill of Texas, to mourn her
loss. Mrs. Clough was an exem-
plary woman and endeared herself to
her many friends by her many low
able traits and her beautiful Chris
tian character. She will be greatly
missed especially In the neighbor-
hood on the hill, where she was al
ways ready to give her help and
sympathy at any time. Surely 1t
can be said of her, "she hath done
what she could" She was a member
of Col w. II. Greenwood W. r. c.,
No. 65, past president and at the
time of her death held the Office of
color bearer; and a member of the
Congregational Ladies' Aid society
and one Of its past presidents. also
member of the missionary society,
and in each of these she was an ac-
tive worker and nearly always pres
held at her late home Sunday after
noon, Rev. ]. d. King officiating. The
burial service of the order was con-
Quoted by the women of Col w. II.
Greenwood corps. The burial was in
Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Those pres
ent from out of town to attend the
funeral We're: Mrs. Cilicia McGrath
Martin McGrath of Waterbury, |
Conn; Mrs. o. r. Houghton and Mrs |
Fred Clough of Greenfield, Mass: |
Mrs. Lizzie Davis and Miss Florence |
Clough of Bellows Falls.
Miss Edna Patterson is Ill with I
measles.
Mrs Ada Gale of Brattleboro spent
In town.
Miss Maude Miller went to Bellows
Falls Tuesday for a visit.
Mrs. l.. S. Munger Of Windsor is
at Mrs, A. A. Langley's.
Miss Stella Chaplain is a guest at
George Lawrence's.
Mr.. Bennett, who has been very
III with pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. f. L. Pierce is visiting her son,
DR.. +. b. Pierce, at Bennington
Mrs f, L. Metcalf entertained the
Fortnightly club Friday afternoon.
Miss Florence t. Locke is spend {
ng several weeks at Bellows Falls I
Mrs. E. S, Marsh of Cambria, Mich.
5 visiting her father, Edwin Sander +
ION.
Miss Abbie Goodell of Bellows b
Falls was a guest at DR.. Fosters over \
sunday. o
Miss Kate Booth went Monday to u
Windsor to spend few days with
IRIS. w. E. Aver
Mrs Martin of Bellows Falls came
0 her sons, f. ]. Martins, Saturday
eturning Monday Il
The mail will not be delivered on
he rural route Wednesday. Feb. 90. s
being a holiday.
Mrs. r. r. Fem of Charlestown, N r
l., was a guest of Mrs. Farr from
aturday until Monday. :,
The ladies of the Baptist society
Ill serve dinner in the lower town 10
all town meeting day.
Putney grange is invited to meet u
18th Protective grange at Brattleboro =
'ednesday evening, Feb. %.
The department convention of the -
:. R. C. meets at Brattleboro next -,
eek beginning Tuesday afternoon. 6,
Putney grange will serve a huIled h,
'rn supper at the vestry of the Con- TO
'egational church Friday Feb. "a. DC
Mrs. II. r. Waite went Tuesday to
insdale, n, H.. to spend several
eeks with her sister Mrs George
owe.
Golden Rule lodge, No. go, f. e. A. at
:, conferred the second degree fell in
wcraft on a candidate Wednesday
ening. 90
The annual meeting of the sth Ma &C
mic district will be held with King ou
demons Temple lodge, No. As. Bel
VS. Fails Friday, Feb. "a. gr
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Smith spent y ~
.turday and Sunday at Hinsdale, n. ,t,
with Mrs. Smiths sister. Mrs. So
,orge Howe.
Mr.. Holt has recently bought the Go
ckenson farm at Dummerston of hi.
:. r. a. townsend and has moved Mi
! family there this week. sic
Mrs. NJ. G. williams returned last
elk from Montpelier where she has toy
en- spending several weeks, assist toy
; in the care of her niece, Margaret mi
ty. ne
George w. Newcomb, 70, died nal nal
esday. His death was caused by az,
lcer on his face. The funeral was ~,
d yesterday at the house at 2
lock.
of the marriage of
yden L. Moore and Sarah E. Moses z
San Juan, Porto Rico, Oct 6, 1904 Do
been received. Mr.. Moore for ,
rly resided in town. bo,
IRIS Ellen Patterson went wednes- is
to Montpelier to visit her daugn -
Mrs. Vernon Doty. She was ac-
npanied by Matilda Gotta, who has
n with Mrs. Patterson for several
nths.
rev. E. r. Perkins has been quite
since his arrival at Fulton, n. Y,
Mrs. Perkins has had the misfor-
e to fall and injure herself so that
was unconscious for several
IRIS. Their household goods were
lily damaged by transportation. We
st that better times are in store
them in the near future.
he progressive whist party and
ice Tuesday evening was a very
asant event. BY the ladies'. the
st points were made by Mrs Lydia
od and the least by Mrs. Jennie
Pierce and Mrs. A NJ. Corser BY
gentlemen, w. w. WaShburn
de the most points and John N
derwood the least number Re-
shments were served in the lower
m hall. Miss Cressy presided at
piano during the dance
Irs. A. NJ. Corser entertained the
US club by giving a valentine party
urday evening. Valentines were
en- to each guest with portions re-
cd tr-lai oh 70 he I'D tn, II
wings. Miss Lizzie s. Houghton
aiYed the first nrize and Mrs. len