The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
West BrattLebOrO



Mn. LaeihdA lIhenaAsl iless, VI ss4rs,
a months. A,r.l 1a~~isy ssrnine about
40 a'slSak Al hsf hnmr 90 s.aiiiaid aifsxi.
IA. hal h1ea confined "a hsf t@eia anh
/. sssk, allhoash hsf health had issrh
failing I@tr~isihly sihse rsfh sih,r',
UsliI thsn che aes a woman 81 unusual
activity de.liiis her advanced asr anu
n, i,saaently took long saiks over The
6slA. M s.sm,sany NTH hsr daughter, Mis~
Man n. Howe, 10 Nhom she Mas dc
ssssd mother and ooml.anlasi, TN in1s'
d.y afternoon al lasi srsk MR. Have
I.n In her ieoryafd during the absence
al he. daughter Who had son. 10 ths
home II a neishhaf an an. .IfAnh' "
though she sustained no broken e"n.s
The sheek 81 the fall was too sr'rtr i",
her 10 rally and her decline was tarln
until her death, Mn, Howe Vac haih
In Hins.lale. y, H., Nov, w. ism ns
nsrrnts were Gideon and Desire tMas'rfsl
fhaas. IN. s,eaisr part 81 her life
%. snent In Ilinslale until che moved
Ia Dratilehafo ~ year, aso. Her nue.
hand was Josiah Howe, a native oil nri'
non lie died many YEAR aso, ne'
Howe Nas a lover u nature anu haa
xids knowledge az botany, She pos.rrsen
4. ,rn,pus. symtathelie nature and MAS
. soman who had a wide circle 81 friends
p..,J.. her daughter who has always
s-rai Tor her. Mrs. Howe lcaVes. one
b,o,her. Wilson A. Thomas, whose home
has heen with her. She al.o leaves nlecc,s
and nephews. One nephew. tnd =.
Nexcomb. now 81 Newport. y, H., was
brought up by her. A prayer by hcv'
DIR. j. II. Cow, pastor oi the fifs' pap
tist church was conducted al the no'ne
al 10 o'clock this morning aud The nehf
taken 10 North llinsdale whci. The tune
raj service took place a, 10 o'clock ~ M
U,nsdal.. Mir Preston Libby OF keene,
and MIR. and MIR. y. T., Newcomb oi
Newpori, y. H., are among the out OF
town relatives who came 90 attend the
funeral
Frank Hart visited his mother, Mrs.
Julia Hart, over Sunday.
Francis Avery Of auckland. Mass. visit
ed in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Ingram visited fela'
tiyes in Dummenion over sunday
Mrs. George Atkinson has been housed
this week by illness with bronchitis
Rev. c. II. smith Of Pt,sford has been
among the out-oi.town visitors tins week
II ID. Miller went TO Wardsboro yester
day where he has work for several weeks
Mark Albee Of Townshend has been a
recent guest Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs'
7. NJ Albee.
Mrs, s. II. Sawyer left Jacksonville,
Fla. Monday and i expected TO reaeh
her home today
Mrs. w. II. Haywood and sons. Lester
and Francis, are expected to return toiho'
krtst "a
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. futile were called
10 Marlboro "Wednesday by the death oil
his aunt. Mrs. Leroy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ingram and son oil
Somervile, Mass, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Ingram
j. w. Menard of Springfield, Mass
visited his family at the home OF his aunt,
Miss A. A. Fox, the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Peck Of Greenfield,
Mass. were guests OF her parents, MT.
and Mrs. H. c. Squires over Sunday.
DIR. ]. +. Harrison of Mount Hermon,
Mass came Yesterday to spend some
time with his sons, f. b. and Percy Har-
rison.
Mrs. A. L. Gale left yesterday for her
home in Wardsboro after visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Calvin Harris, and other
relatives.
Homer Higley of Troy, n. y, is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Z. ,.
Hipley. for an extended vacation on ac-
count of i'll health.
L. j. Weatherhead has finished work
for w. B. Warren, where he has been
EMPLOYED for several years, and moved
TO his farm in Guilford in the Weather
head Hollow district.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Thomas of Green,
field, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas of Brattleboro, spent Sunday at
the home of their parents, Mr., and Mrs.
r. b. Thomas in West Guilford
Mrs. D. w. Parker, who has been Ill
for several weeks at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Waldroni,
is somewhat improved at present although
she is vet confined to her room.
f. NJ. Goodenough's trained hen died
Yesterday from old age, She was seven
wears old. purebred Rhode Island Red,
and a bird OF unusual intelligence, beng
able to perform many tricks. She and a
trained cat of Mr.. Goodenough's have
entertained many guests by their pranks'
Mrs. Ella Plummer left Yesterday Tor
her home in Springfield, Mass, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. S. Wood
Mrs. Plummer and her daughter, Miss
Sadie Plummer, expect to go to SeDec;
Me-, at an early date, to spend several
weeks.
Baptist church, E. b. Harrison, minister
Services for the week: Sunday morning
at 1890 o'clock. sermon by Mr.. Harrison
Theme, Mysterious Warfare, Words by
Jesus; Bible classes at u o'clock with
address by the minister; church prayer
meeting Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bracewell were
rendered complete surprise Friday. eve
ming at their home by members OF the
Neighbors club. Cards were enjoyed ant
refreshments were served by the women
Mrs. Bracewell was presented handsome
cut glass piece by Mrs. W. II. Haywood
in behalf of the club.
A. J. Waldron sustained fracture o
his right wrist Wednesday morning Whici
will partially incapacitate. him TOR SOM
time. He went to the barn where MI
horse was making disturbance and foun(
the animal had gotten down and lmme
diately proceeded to assist it to its feet
Tn doing so the horse pushed him agains
the side of the building catching his arm
in manner which resulted in the acci
dent.
Purle B. Stockwel has this wee
bought of w. L. Walker the stock an
tools in L. f. Bond IS blacksmith shol
Possession is given today, when MI
Stockwell will open the shop asslste
bv Lawrence Plumb of Halifax. MI
Plumb has been an employe in the sho
during previous years and is known, a
a frst-class workman. Mr.. Stockwell ha
been employed by the Brattleboro Stree
Railroad company as electrician durin
the last 10 years.
First Congregational church, Rev. Ed
win J. Lewis, pastor Devotional SCI
,;aas SUNDAY morning at 1890 O'Clock