The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-02

Death Of Mrs. Edith N. stark.

Death Of Mrs.. Edith ~. stark.
Mr.. Edith N. stark. 81, widow 81 WI
!. lard II. STARK. died ol apopleAy sanda
!. morning. al her heme on The MaTiboi
! road. Airs. STARK had been "a isilin
health for q number OF years and had bcr
=. critically III with br,ghts disease dunn
the last two months,
!, She Was born Aug. y, 1854, in. Mort
Newport, y. H., aud was a daughter q
Hiram and Malieite lJaeksonl Fletcher
Sh. sIent her early life Ia her native TOW
; and was married March II. Isl, 10 Va
, Lard II. STARK Of this town and had live
here since her marriage. They had
children, Mr., stark died n febtuai,
, lsyp. Mn. stark was home iosin
woman and by her devoted Christian lif
has lett a lasting influence among iho-
who knew her Intimately, She joined th
Advent church IN her home town when
young girl and later became member o
| the First Advent church Of Braitlcboro
The funeral was held Tuesday Afternoon
al one o'clock in the firt Advent ehurci
after a prayer service at the house. Rev
n. A. Mitchell OBLIGATED and 4. IL. Nil
her sang Themll be no Dark Valley, Coos
Night aud Abide With. Me. Burial wa
in the West Brattleboro cemetery beside
her husband. The beavers were three'
Il
aud three sons 'in,law, Arthur l.aughton
Rue Boyd aud Charles Taft, Many beau
iiful flowers were sent which were ~
ting tribute 10 her beautiful life which
has gone out.
Mrs. Stark leaves her 10 childrn-E iiic
wife IL Charles Taft Of West Dummer
ton, Alice, wife Of Rev Edwin T.. LON
hard OF heals. Me-, George Of Dummes,
ton. Maud. wife Of Arthur Laughton Of
Dummerston. Ellen. wife Of Ruel q. Boyd
III Brooklyn, Miss Marion stark. John.
James, Joseph and Miss Elsie who live al
home, eight grandchildren and her father.
Hiram Fletcher. OF Claremont, \. H.
step mother and three brother, George
Fletcher Of Newport, n. H., David
Fletcher Of Boston and Frank Fletcher OF
Clapmont. y. H., and two sisters. Mn;
Ethel Kempton Of Springfield. VT, and
Miss Euretta Fletcher OF Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards are visit
ing A. G. Guise.
Lewis Pratt Of Binghamton. n. Y, is
in town for the week.
Hayes Bigelow left this morning for a
business trip TO New York.
Miss Ruth Sprgue returned yesterday
from her home in Acton, Mass.
y. H., Friday for few days visit.
Fred L. Stowe OF New York is visiting
at the home OF his father, A. w. Stowe.
George A. Wheeler is substituting for
H. IL. Thurber at Mn. Mary Blgelows
farm.
Mrs. j. A. Spears OF Auburn. Mass, is
visiting her brothers, W. +. and l.. X.
Mixer.
Philip Michel OF Holyoke, Mass, is
spending some time with his son, Joseph
Nichol.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Raymond OF Spring
field, VT, are guests this week at Tuiheld
Raymonds.
o. r. Dutton went Wednesday to Cen
trail Village, Conn, TO spend some time
with his son.
Miss Sadie Plummer of Springfield,
Mass, was in town Wednesday and at
tended the fair.
Mrs. Emma Niles of Concord, n. H.,
came Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Alice Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Iaydock of Han
cock, n. H., are visiting their mother |
Mrs. A. w. Stowe.
Mrs. Levi Raymond and daughter came
Monday from Springfield, VT, to make
their home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Field are visiting 1
at the home OF Mr.. Fields parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. +. c. Field.
Mrs. William Cook of Highgate is at the
home of her brother, Tutiield Raymond,
for two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis Of Whining
ton have been guests this week OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Stafford
Edward and Miss Regina Remand have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Niehol during the Valley fair.
Mrs. George B. Hunter and daughter,
Vivian, returned Monday from months
yisit in Jewel and Baltimore, Md, with
elatives.
w. r. Phillips and Mrs. Nellie Eaton of
Ieene, n. H., have been spending a part
# the week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Knight.
D.. B. stedman of Springfield Mass,
las been a guest of his sisters Mrs. l.. ). I
bartlett. Miss NJ. L. Stedman and Mrs.
!. Il. Fisher this week.
DIR. and Mrs. +. w. Gwyer left yester.
ay for their home in New York city al
er spending several months at their sum
Ter home at Sunset lake.
NTS. IL. r. ITtlonldlHe tuIHtu iitI ici' e.
nike while walking on the fair grounds !
Wednesday and has been considerably ;;
,me as result since then.
Miss Elizabeth Briggs of New York city /
anne Friday for visit at the homes OF G
err grandmother Mrs. n s. Chamberin t
nd her uncle NJ. Il. Chamberlin.
Herbert II. Thurber and Miss Florence
ohnson were married yesterday. at the
ONE of the brides parents, Mr.. and o
[rs. Joel S. johnson in Norwich Conn. a
Joel G. Knapp of Boston Joined his fam A
Y Saturday at the home of Mrs. knapp's II
other, Mrs. +. A. Richardson. Mr.. and il
IRIS. Knapp and son expect to leave Mon A
ny for their home. s
Edward Stockwell of South Framing $
am, Mrs. N. S. Cole of Thompsonville,
onn., and Mrs. Julia Stewart of Spring
ED, Mass, have been visiting their
rothers, Charles j. and Henry A. Stock h
ell, this week. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter L. Stone and ?
lughter Miss Florence Stone. of Ridge q
Id, Conn, accompanied by Mr.. Stones y
other, Mrs. Harriet Stone, came Satur- I,
" for visit with Mrs. G. r. Evans. II
ney have been enjoying an extended car
age trip through Massachusetts and Yer
ont.
The musical program rendered last II II
lnday at the morning service of the /
rst Congregational church was excep- W
onally good. Harry Eaton Of Spring "
Id, Mass, sang My Redeemer and My Ie
,rd, and Clinton Allerdice of Provi- pl
nee, r. l., sang Jesus Lover of Ny
ul. Both young men are guests IN
wn for a short time and their favors