The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
Putneyand Vicinity
PUrNEY.
pea.h Of Mrs. Clarke Pierce.

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Mr. lsadore Ann lwaisonl Pierce. di.
died a her home Friday afternoon after
ah illnass nf tHo months Mfs, fieree
aas barn Al ,Iamaira sept, I, lsii. aud
aas ons At q family 1T II children harm a.
va and Adclphia iJacksoni Watson, IL
Mr.. iirro.'s early childhood her parents
moved a. Maplshoro. which was her
iomr until her removal IA fninsy Mrs
Pierce aas educated al Leland aud Gray
seminary ~ IoWnsheni aud Was a teach
q IN The public schools until her marriage.
She Nas united IN marriage Ia Clarke
firns AZ Marlshoru Oct 2 lsd0 Mr.
AMI Ain firWc lived at NafdsboFu until
ISL when They moved 10 East rulncy,
and had aimee bern residents oi this town,
removing 10 this village few YEAR ago.
Mn, Pierce was a welliniormcl woman
and a great reader. She was devoted
wife. mother aud grandmother, aud her
dtriesi interest ccniend about her home
and her home life, Quiet and unassum
inR, her attitude was friendly aud she
made many friends. She leayes, besides
het husband, iour children "a little daugh
iet dled ln iniancyl' George \. 0i Wal
pole y. H.. Ne,tie A.. wife al Scott
Look of fntney. VIII T.. of puiney, aud
Edgar G. Of Springfield. Macs. three si,-
ten, Mr. Victoria 4 Harris az barre.
Mn Rosela Higgins 81 Pawlet. Mr..
Ella Underwood oi Nafdsboro. four
brothers, Charles Watson 81 Houston.
Teyas. ROYAL Watson of Bowdle. So. Oak.
Judge ! II Watson Of Montpelier. VALE,
Watson ~ New York city. aud five
grandchildren. Miss Lila and irving Pierce
Gertrude aud Arthur Pierce. and Robert
Pierce The funeral was held al her late |
home Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock Rev |
y. ", Sharpe officiating. Miss Gertrude |
Matthews al Rnitleboro sang three selec- /
iions. Jesus A. Thou Wilt. Lead kindly /
Light, Nearer Ny God TO Thee Those
present from out Of town to attend the /
funeral were Mr. aud Mr. George 4.
Pierce II Walpolc. y. H.: Mr. and Mr.
Edgar c. Pierce. Mr. and Mir. George
Rust OF Springfield. Mas; Judge J. II
Watson II Montuclier; MIR Fred Under.
wood 81 Wardsboro' Mrs. Harry iIarri,
ol Windsor; Mr.. Dan Davis oi Barre;
Mr.. and Mrs, John Pierce Of Newfanc;
Mr. l. u. Bcmis Of Saxtons River; Mrs.
Florence Blood and Mrs. Waite Of Brat,
'lchoro The floral offerings were numer
aus and beautiful. One piece, which con.
sisted ~ "a carnations, representing Mrs,
Piercc's age. was the gift Of the Ladies
Union Aid society Of East pu,ney, Of
which Mrs. Pierce was member. Burial ,
Fas in the family lot At Mount Pleasant
cemetery. The bearers were Edgar c..
VII T., George \. Pierce and Scott Look. ,
DR.. G. :. Foster was in Waterbury ,
cw days this week.
Mason sharpe Of Brattleboro was m I
own Saturday and sunday. Id
Guy Tatrn Of Brattlehoro visited hi
mother. Mrs. VIII Elmore last week. :
Elmer Lewis Of Dummcrston is a guest
his week Of his cousin, Willis Young.
Mr. Henry Coe, who has been a guest /,
I her unclc's, II. c. Warren's, returned
o Boston Monday.
Mrs. Jennie f. Patch. who has been in I,
18th grip. Is improving. She is being a
AIRED for by Mn. II. l.. Taft. Ii
Mrs. George A. sheldon Of Greenfield, r
ho was with her mother. Mrs. Jennie h
. Patch has returned home a
Mrs. j. b. Derry was called to Brattle. .
orc last week hy the illness Of her u
iughter. Mrs. Clarence Derry. i
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Howard OF North. ii
npton, Mass, were guests at \. J., n
oward's the first of the week. d,
Mrs Lizzie Ioveland and little grand. al
lughter who have been guests of Mrs. m
Y FALL, Mass, Monday es
There will be no preaching service at
e Baptist church Sunday. Feb. 9. The
her services will he a. usual. Sunday ~
hool al u m. Christian Endeavor at NJ
clock. *
Mrs. Henry T. Coe entertained the II
,rtnghty club at the home of Mrs w -,
enry c. Warren Friday afternoon The -
ogram consisted of a musical by Mrs.
'e and Miss Peirce. r.,
The Cook & Harris moving picture com il
ny gave a pleasing entertainment in of
e town hall Monday evening under the Ii
spices of the Junior Q. L. A. NJ There su
Is large audience present. II,
The Beulah Divol benefit entertainment 20
der the auspices of the Fortnightly un
h Saturday evening was successful. TO
$ Wilson of New York the imperson- ,
n. proved herself versatile and skillful
changing to the different charac. of
: which she impersonated The musical
II of the program was greatly enjoyed we
the large audience. The entertainment !
ted the club in receipts and contribu- the
ms about $40 which will he devoted to ne;
care of Benlah Dvol. dia