Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-03
WILMINGTON.
Death OF Mrs. Betsey Snow Harris DC
enrred Sunday.

Mrs, Betsey snow hhfHh 20, Nln'N VI
the late Elliott Harris, died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs, Frank $. johnson, In
this village Sunday night. She was the
daughter of willard Snow and was born In
Marlboro, VI, Jan. Ia, 1881. She was mar
ried 10 Elliott Harris June s. 1881, Four
children were born 10 them. Two are NV
ms, Mrs. Frank s. johnson and Mrs Leslie
Smith Of Brattleboro, Two sisters also sur
yiye. Mrs. T.. ID. Miner Of Dover and Mrs.
Charles Hall 81 South Newfane. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harris lived In Dover for over 10
years. Mr.. Harris died six years ago since
which time Mrs Harris had lived In Brat
tleboro for the greater part Of the time.
Her death cannot be ascribed 10 any pariic'
ular disease but to a general breaking down,
Mrs. Harris was woman Of energetic char
acter and was thoroughly devoted TO her
family and friends, She was q faithful wife
and mother all her life and many friends
and relatives will revere her memory.
The funeral was held on Wednesday At
the home Of Mrs. Johnson. Among those
from out OF town were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Smith OF Brattleboro, A. W, Ward OF
Nopthheld Mr. and Mrs. Everett johnson OF
Corain, Mr.. and Mrs. +, II. Pratt Of Do
YER The services we're conducted by Rev.
A. y. Blackford OF the Universalist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kdder rendered musical se'
iections. ln,erment was in the Dover Cen
tire cemetery.
Henry Parmelee of Boston is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Rose Of Dcerfed Mass, was a re-
cent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Crosier Of Halifax
visited at II. L. Mann's Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley and Mrs. II, L.
Mann visited in West Dover Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Fox left Thursday
morning for two weeks trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Adams Of New Jer'
sey are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W Choate have returned
from Morrisville, where they visited for
week or more
Mrs. c. NJ. Russell is visiting her daughter
At Haines Falls, n. Y, and viii be absent
about two weeks.
Walter Russell and family of Fall River,
Mass came Tuesday for two weeks
visit with relatives
Mrs. Floyd Vincent was a guest at the
home Of her sister, Mrs Kingsley last
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Willis Ross and children came from
Rutland Tuesday and are at the home Of
her father, Col. J. II. Goulding
A tax of SO upon the grand list has been
placed in the hands Of the treasurer this
week for collection within 90 days.
Mrs. Andrew Ames, two children and
maid, came Monday and are at the Ra'
ponda hotel for few days,
Mrs. Charles Griffin and children of New
York city are spending some time with
her mother, Mrs. Henry Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Hook Of New York city,
who haze been with Mrs. Mary Winchester
for three weeks, returned TO their home on
Monday.
Porter j. Fitch who has been employed
in the Office Of the Choate Manufacturing
company is now employed by C. II. Parme'
lee in the Corner drug store.
Mr.. whipple and family of New York
city are spending a few weeks at the home
Of Walter Adams Mr. Whippe was for
merly assistant superintendent Of the rail
road.
Lorne Elwyn's company has been at Me-
mortal hall this week and very good audi
ences have been present. This company has
been here several times previously and have
given satisfaction.
Mrs. Hattie Werner of Chicago, who has
been in town for several weeks, will return
TO her home this week Work on the Pettee
library building is progressing and il is
expected that the structure will be com
peted this month.
Little Tyler Hicks OF New York city has
been very III at the home Of his aunt. Mrs
G. F. Roberts DR.. Stafford of North Ad'
ans was called in consultation last Satur'
day. He is gaining now. Miss Mary
Lampman is caring for him.
Rev. Lyman War; Of Camp Hill. Ala,
will occupy the Universalist pulpit Sunday
morning. In the evening he will speak
concerning his work in the south among the
poor whites He is doing the same for the
poor whites that Booker Washington is for
his race. Mr.. Ward is called very able
speaker and his discourses will be of much
interest.