The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

Death Of Mira Eisaaer hoyee Al %
Yeas Of Age.

Mailhrs MrAuish, On ufehaid siFur
The rause II hrF death eAs organic hrAl
!. lTeahlg aud seneEAi breaking de~
lT,m old Asr,
Mns iiayes NAs the lac. II sis ehlidFe
y IL john and Maigafvt iiisnnoNl fenilans
and sas harmed 10 Thomas holpe !
1 iSal, They hal eight rhildIea, lonf 9
! 9Lam are living. John lioyne II Long u
land, Samuel nayu- II Mesineld, Mass
/, Joseph liayor II Nest somenille. Mass
aud Mar Jane, sidog II Matthew Nj
|, Weigh. Mt. and Mts liayre ratn1 Ia Ihl
uounig IN Year. ago and had lived 4
iiaillrbaN nrArly ali II tho time sinos
II is - Years ago since they senl 10 lls
silh their daughter, Mis-, MeNrigh' Nj
lloyup died ia iseo,
Mis-, noyco had been In good health "a
one ~ advanced IA years until about ]
weeks ago when she began 10 iail and be
! dcfline Was "a pronounced that her dcail
Mas not unexpected. She aas a aomai
ii cheerful disposition aud helpful Ia he
family and friends, she Nas a member a
the Episcopal church and woman ifu'
a. her faith,
The iunrral was held at Mrs, Me
? Weighs Monday afternoon II o'elofk
llrs. W, J. Hamilton, irCioT oi 81 Mich
! srl's Episcopal church OBLIGATED aud bur
sal Nas IN puspoe, Hill cemetery, III,
hrafrTs were Thompson Cain, lhomal
Cam. John Ncsbili and George Atkinson
Beside. the four children, Mn. boyu
leaves several grandchildren aud 10 great
grandchildren. The ou, 81 town relatives
pn,srni al the funeral were John Boyus
iof Long Island. Samuel Heyce and iNo
daughters, katherine aud Edith oi West
held Mass, and granddaughter. Mrs,
Louis Pike Of Springfield, Mass, Joseph
Boycc the sou whose home Is Al West
Somrnillr. Mass, was unable 20 attend
on account Of III health.
Dr. D. ". Gage i In Wilmington this
week On business.
Mr.. Irving Brown has been a guest OF
Mrs, q. {. futile this week.
] j. l.. Stockwclls grocery team made the
| trst trip Of the season 10 Amcs hill Tues
day.
Mr.. aud Mn. =. Il. Mann are guests At
I T.. :. Corsc's at Nofthhcld, Mass, this
week.
ID. NJ. Stockwel OF South Hadley. Mass,
is at his Dummeston hill home this
week.
Miss Myra Whi,eomb spent Saturday
aud Sunday with relatives in Gardner,
Mass.
Asa Donelson Of Bcnards,on Is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. l.. X. Ihurber tins
week
Mrs. 4. W. Stone was III the first OF
the week suffering an attack OF acute IN
digestion.
Mrs. Martha Gillctt OF Mortified,
Mass. u spending the week at Mrs. Z.
X. Eyans's.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Collins OF VII.
mngton were guests OF Mrs. {. X. Evans
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Ashwell is staying at the
Bettcrley homestead during Mrs. Better
ley's absence
Charles Eddy moves next week TO the
tenement in j. l.. Stockwells block from
Chestnut street.
Adm Jilson and Miss Georgia Donelson
were guests at the Fairview farm Satur' /
day aud Sunday.
Frank Prefontaine, whose illness was
reported last week, is doing well and Is
very comfortable.
Bradley Houghton is more comfortable |
and is able to ride or walk out short |
distance every day.
4. c. Crouch and son, Arthur, OF Green
field, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Crouch homestead.
Mrs X. 4. Knight went yesterday to
spend several weeks with Mrs. Henry
Hall on Dummerston hill
Mrs. A. L. Pratt, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is improving and is now
able to be about the house.
c. II. Betterley went Wednesday to
spend few days with his daughter, Mrs.
l. NDMlau. in Norwich. VT.
II. l.. 5. Patton and family of Hartford,
Conn. came Monday TO spend the sum
mer at their Ames hill home.
Mrs. NJ. 7. johnson of Springfield,
Mass, and Mrs Ira Higgins visited Mrs.
J. S. Morse the first OF the week.
Miss Fannie Stelmann sailed Monday
rom Ancon, Panama, and is expected TO
reach home the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. johnson and Mr..
md Mrs. W. o. johnson returned Sunday |
o their homes at Worcester, Mass.
Howard Blodgett of Newport, n. H., ,
pent Saturday and Sunday at the home {
# his parents Mr.. and Mrs. K. f. Blod- |
ett. {
c. NJ. Hamilton, who has been appoint
d road commissioner to succeed j. L. .
sargent, began work Monday in his new
flee. ,
Homer l.. Higley of Albany, N. Y, i
listed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ). {
Iigley, from Friday until Sunday after
oon +
Carroll and Roy Fisher of Lynn, Mass, a
anne Friday and stayed until Sunday
18th their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. +.
Usher.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tufts of Maiden,
tod 10
ext week and spend the summer at ii. L
Harris's.
Mrs. i. f. Blodgett returned yesterday
ON Greenfield, Mass, where she has
cen visiting at the home Of her son, A. N
Blodgett. 81 ~
j. w. Pierce returned Tuesday to his i,
)me in st. Johnsbury after spending a IA
w weeks in town with his sister, Mrs. m
i. w. Chase. h,
Mrs. +. w. Childs and Mrs. Margaret er
attey have returned from Washington, ga
c., and went Tuesday to Hillcrest to pa
end the summer oe
Louis Prefontaine returned Wednesday er
ON Winnipeg Manitoba, where he has ~
zen spending month with his uncle, q
bert Prefontaine. u
The state convention of Congregational Jef
urches will be held in st. Adams next VI VI
eek Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. l.. Pr Pr
Keneston expects to attend. W. ",
Mrs Martha Tyler returned yesterday W
her home in West Northfeld, having ba
ent two months in town with her ce
lighter, Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell orr
David Willard of New York came Mon stl
Y with a party of boys to open camp Nj
Ames hill Mr.. Willard expects sci
nj her marty of bovs Tomorrow of