The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-13
Vest a. Heboro


henfy ~ Clispee-
Ilsass NeanaAs Cfislse~. ~. died halar
dsy afsssseea !. 2 O'Clock al has hanse %
..ssSsssaf .ssI@s, IL had suffered tn'
Al,sul tao weeks iFom an ahseass Al ths
Ieal II Lis tongue and oaing 10 has ed
gahond az 10 did mol have snlArishi
slIehsil 70 rally iEen u. snssis, lie had
bpsa "a iaiIi, socd heal'h aa,l si,'1,ass'
wing alose. ahlsh ihfl1ls.l plslins =
s<al quantity ii apI,lus, dlssine 50 bash.
sls II fsoiaious, harvesting q large held
oi corn aud gathering other Vegetables "a
srnr0us quantities Mr. tlslev MAS
lsaFn Mar N, ls.N. ia Alslrai, y, II,
| Ills pAIrnls nefr jonas n and Hannah
iAeatnanl Illslsce aud b. hls death the
lAsi survivor u family IL ten rhlldfsii
u fUmoNri.
Mhsn young lad he oams 10 vsrmoni
aud lived IN Marlboro Tor many Year,,
lie attended the town schools, theIvby
obtaining a good educallon aud besides
hrlng a saonessiul farmer hr taught
sehool many terms, lie lived IA Wa
minsion and later ia Guilioni shefe he
Mas a miller aud Mas prominent ia town
affairs during hi. F~sidenoc them. lie
mogei 10 this village - years ago and
had been popular among his ioMnspeoplr
llc had bcen a lifelong rrlnhllcan and
had always bern a gfuai reader aud was
we'll informed on ~ curienl events, lie
Was tNiuc married, llis hnt vile Was
llrliann Maihrr. daughter oi Capt, Cot.
ton Maibcr at Marlboro, She died many
year. ago fof his sccond wife he mar
n-d Mr.. Mag lAkcleyl Salisbury; their
marriage took place March ~. ISIS, he
survives him. al.o ihire daughters by the
iiri marnage-Mrs, Eilrn Richmond Of
Northampton, Mass, Miss Mary Cllsbee
aud Lucy, nife Of John Lindsey 81 Brat,
tlcboro. The funeral WAS held Tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock az the house,
Rev. u. T.. Tnui OBLIGATED aud burial
was ia Guilford. The hcawrs were T., II,
Akcl.y. ". IL. Alexander y. \, Lindsey
aud ;. II. Brown.
Mr.. W II. Haywood Is housed by III.
ncss this week.
Charles Miner ha. returned from bus.
mess tnp 10 Boston.
ID. I. Perry and sous ap in Shelburne
Falls. Mass. this week on business.
Mr.. Gcorgianna Whitney is visiting
her son. g. +. Whitney. on Ames Hill.
Albert falhy and family have moved
TO II. l.. Nicholas farm Ia West Guiliord.
Mrs. Luther Smith OF Greenfield, Mass.
visited her aunt, Mrs. Fnncena kellogg,
Tuesday.
c. d. lIo.ley Of Springfield, Mass. at
tended the funeral Of c. III. Betteriey
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Mackenzie went Wednes
day TO her home in Royalsion, Mass, for
an indefinite stay.
George X. Wheeler and Mrs. Maria
Knight attended the funeral Of Chester
Bettcrley "Wednesday.
Mr.. Ida Marsh OF West Warren, Mass,
came Tuesday 10 attend the funeral Of
her uncle. ii. y. Clisbee.
W. l.. Walker, c. W. Sargent and c.
\. Stockwell are camping at Sunset lake
this week on deer hunt.
A. 7. Eddy and family are moving this
week from Meadow Brook road TO their
new home on South street.
The school on Dummenton Hill was
closed yesterday until Nov. 30, on ac.
count OF the smallpox epidemic.
Master Leland Convey is able TO he about |
after being housed three weeks from in
juries received TO his left knee.
Miss Margaret Hill returned Wednes.
lay from Boston where she has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. c. ID. Pettee.
NlTt. IL. -. 'ulllilb Ntul W last -N'lAhr
field. Mass, Monday TO attend the funer-
Il of her cousin, Miss Mary Brown.
Miss Mary Clark was housed by illness
Tor several days the first OF the week and
went to her home in Guilford yesterday.
Miss Ruth Sprague went to her home
n Acton, Mass, yesterday to stay until
orders are received to reopen the schools.
Miss Cora Weatherhead, who has been
pending several months with Mrs. Flora
adams, goes to her home in Guilford to-
lay.
The women of the Baptist society have
bought new church organ of the Estey
organ company, which will be put in at
N early date.
Mrs Flora Adams and her uncle
ieorge Persons, came from Dummerston
tuesday TO spend the winter at Mrs.
Adams's home.
The town schools were closed yesterday
o allay the spreading of smallpox. Up I
o this date no cases have developed in
his part of the town.
d. NJ. Stockwel and daughter Mrs.
\ddie Winchester of South Hadley,