Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20

all who knew her During all these years
OF such intense suffering, she has borne up
with most marked patience and cheerful
ness Mr. Barney died May 10, 1897
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at
. o'eloek at her late home. Rev. j. A. Mitch
eli pastor Of the Baptist church, officiating
Harlan Miller and Jennie lie Ray sang. My
Saviour First Of All, and Abide With Me
The bearers were s. II. Davis, j. H. Barney
In, =. Miller, and Walter burbank. Inter
ment was in the West Brattleboro cemetery
The floral tributes were numerous and very
beautiful.
Besides her children. Mrs. Barney is sur
yiyed by two sisters-Mrs. Harriet stebbins,
who lives at the Home for the Aged in Brat
,leboro. and Mrs. AionEo stebbins OF Vernon,
and one brother Justus Holland, OF Erying,
Mass.
The relatives from out Of town who were
preesnt at the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
| IL Davis and son, Harry, from Greenheid'
and Mr. and Mrs Walter Burbank OF Wor'
cester. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. y. II, Akley
Of Vernon.
w. II. Harris is boarding at G. A. Van
Doorns
w. l.. Walker is making extensive repairs
in his house.
Mrs. J. W. Davis went TO Keene, n. H.,
Tuesday to spend several days.
Miss Carrie Burnham of Jamaica is with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. stelman.
Walton Johnson OF Worcester Mass
spent Sunday with friends mere
r. c. Snow spent Sunday at the home OF
his brother, orlin Snow, in Keene, n. II.
! Miss Della Smith is visiting her brother,
Rev. +. s. Smith, in Bernardston, Mass TINS
week.
| Ray Coane has moved from G.. ID. Coane' S
house to William Cushman's house on Gull
ford street.
Miss Alice Lowell of Boston comes this
week to spend two weeks AZ H. r. "ea'he'
heads.
W H. Ryan OF Keene n. H., was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ). stockweh over
Sunday
Mrs. Jane Reed is spending the Week at
the home OF her son, george r. Miher' III
Guiiford'
MIS- o. IL S'o.sMen op ~ r,',a /, wast
nome oi ne. o,o''''
Nor'hneiu' mass
mrs' A. ~ D - N
pnr,a,, This week
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MISS uer'ruoe ..n,s H. and
spe"' S.,,ar
NJ n II p,pmmar of Springfield, Mass,
-, a. meet a. ber daughter Mrs. e.
n wo.tborboad This week.
ca. - No,, yorL r;tv ia visiting
his brothers, A. W. and A. T. Stowe, and
sister, Mrs. T. J. Miller.
,uoat hare making nrepara,ions 10 reopen
the Melrose at an early date
Miss Jean Blodgett returned Saturday af-
ter spending two months in Greenfield,
Mass, with her brother, A. c. Blodgett.
Loon Nicbo, and family of Pawtucket, x.
baye moved To the Charles Akley farm,
,,h;.h uaa rere,tIv mrchased by Henry viii
,;an,s
cso,s
NJ haro bsnr xnendinp few days with
- p,aa,,a,,rs narsn,s Mr. and Mrs. d. T.
-.
Il. II. Knapp went WEDNESDAY oou,A
Ne"ian .a,s;no ronair. or l. W. Shepherds
,hs eN'e"'''
'o''o'
Mrs Vera Jakway of Barre, Mass ana
Miss Minnie Johnson of Beverly, Mass are
~ ". - "
" 'o"
Harold Bodgett fell from a pile OF logs
Tuesday while at work at u T. FERRY
steam mill, breaking two ribs ana receiving
other bruises.
Miss Edith Stowe plans to go to Pasa-
dena, Cal, about May l to spend some time
with her sister, Miss Mabel Stowe, who is
confined there by illness.
m ,ao,ou coma bstveen the
Inc openins paa.,,sKnrn ,.,5emy was
NJ. ana y. teams - s,asoon Nah score Of
played Weahesu"! ~ NJ -
~ W IN i"''A "
o. rhuusaau ,rhore he. win undergo
. mass, -, tba bosn;tal there for sore on
", .ie"' ~. ta,d ,rb;nb has troubled him for
n,s as ,on,hs
So'e'"'
L. S. Newcomb is painting Miss Deha
Miller's house. Mr.. Newcomb recently re-
signed his position in e. L. Hiidreth
printing Office, where he has been employed
during the past ~ years.
Madam Mary Wood of Newtonville, Mass,
came Thursday to spend few days with
Mrs G. n. Evans en- route to the nome OF
her son, Rev. N. A. Wood, in Essex Junction,
where she will spend several weeks.
; ,r. ho,a a. tho
opeciai nas.'i $50, Tnr.o wore han.
bapnst cnurIn o W .h. ,orr,na ssryice In
uzed al .ne Close =, une oanaas. vas o;ven
tne evening an eNoo ...rN Saaouataa n,;tb