The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
NorihfeM, Mass.

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iI5 date all Ia made later
- ail meet Tuesday evening,
~ Natural Wonders 81 North
ill., evenings program van Toe
- b, Mr.. Matte ullleti and NIT
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~. Minnie Warden wiurned TO town
.rd will br al Mrs; ALBEIT
- iGF ihr summer months. She
VI No. ,aEr pleasure parties 10 nde as
~ g.usI summer occupation.
r., Ale 20 BE- union services IA INC
- ,burh next sunday morning Win
-. u, a patriotic nature, IN, or
s. 1870 attending as Is the usual Gus,
- oa thr SUNDAY pnSlous 70 Me'no''h
III IA. laen received from Mrs. Al
"" r., tbai her baby has recently been
~ ai 4 .aicty pin which was swai'
49, ..,..r,I weeks ago and probably
49, IN Ito throat until II was started
b. eolshins' - a..
..s,ry CAMPUS last Monday afternoon,
'ne w. There WAS a large attendance
4 ,ouu.pe0ple including the pupn'
he public schools, also some ifom M''
Hernon. -,
La, S,pborn. who passed away fnday,
" Ma horn in Deerheld,. y. H., July
n 'lsla was a grandson OF John Buzzen,
II. s..,4i,tc and successor oil benjamin
p',isll founder OF the Free Baptist de-
summation. Besides his widow he leaves
daughter and two sons. j,
Tber WAS a most exciting game OF
b,.sb,n between the Mortified and East
Nor bbeld teams last Friday afternoon on
M Mainland grounds. The reports OF
~ ,s.ul, am somewhat mixed but u
Gem. Ia he the general verdict that the
Urnlps glory belongs to the East North
ted team.
Charles II. Hill, II, for nearly % years
an employe in the machine shop OF w
Boston and Albany road IN Springnei1'
died al the home OF his son'in,iaw, y. -.
Warner after six days illness wltn
pneumonia. Besides his daughter, MIS-
Warner he leaves two. other chiiuIeni
William II. Hill of Nineland, n. d, ana
Mn. +. l.. Allen OF Brooklyn, n. l.
Bural was in the Oak Grove cemetery,
Springfield.
Tho Woman's Relief corps wish to ask
,or Contributions of flowers for Memoir
III a,y IN he sent to 5. of V. hall on the
afternoon ~, Of Nav 30. At that time the
members will arrange baskets OF flowers,
| n ri which are NEEDED to decorate the
soldiers graves in the Mortified cene-
,aries The members also wish contrlpu'
tions Of food for the dinner on May 81;
which viii he served to the veterans and
allied organizations.
The death Of Harriet, II, widow OF me
hts samuel Nattoon. occurred at the
home ii her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle. v.
Clam last FRIDAY. She had been In fail-
inc health for several months and IN
semiconscious state Tor two weeks ple
mons 10 her death. Besides Mrs. Clapp,
she leaves another daughter, Mrs lrebs
L. Mann Of Warwick, and step-uausaf
ter and son, Mrs. Mary p, Johnson %
Springfield and Charles w. Mattooh y,
this town. The funeral was held SUNDAY
afternoon, Rev d. NJ. Wilson oihciaeihs
and burial in the village cemetery. !,
The death of Susan Parkhurst, Wlie Oh
! Thomas B. Nation, occurred TUESDAY
after brief illness of pneumonia. Mrs'
NATION was born in Chelmsford, Mass,
|)NOv. Is, 1916. Her parents moved W
proctorsyille, VT, when she was elght
years OF age. Her father and mother
were Of strict Puritan ideas but she early
in life became a strong adherent, to tne
Unitarian faith She was very domestic
' nd devoted to her family. In 1901 she
| arried Thomas B. Nation and moved
b Mortified where they have since re-
ided. Besides her husband she, leaves
three children-Mrs. Anna b. Phelps ana
Miss Gertrude Nation of this town anu
George Nation of Worcester. there Is
also one grandson and one great-grana-
daughter. The funeral was yesterday
from the house at o'clock, Rev. u. NJ.
NWilson officiating and burial was in the
Ptamiy lot in the village cemetery.
The funeral of Charles Lawrence Briggs
was held in Springfield last Friday ana
Miss Lucy Webster attended from Inns
town. Mr.. Briggs had been valued EN-
pOyee Of Springfield Insurance com
pany for the past 10 years and was 10
Gated in Boston as their representative.
The sickness and death of his father N
April brought upon him much extra work
and this, coupled with the work OF adj
lustmg losses incurred by the Chelsea
ire, caused mental troubles. The best best
medical skill was of no avail and he lived
only two weeks after entering the west
Newton sanitarium. An unusually prom.
Sng business man and one Of most
genial disposition, the news Of his death
was received with much sorrow by large
circle Of friends, especially in his native
city, Besides his widow, who Will pc
remembered as Julia A. Webster, ne