The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30

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1--WE grandchildren attended the funeTa
service which WAS held last Monday. h
Springfield, VI, Rev, John u. keaFdnt
| oiliriaiine. Burial took place Ia tbs
I family iai IN Oak liill cemetery h
| ToWnshend, The eommitial service wa
| spoken hv Rev. Daniel Mcintyre,
J The many friends Ia Townshcnd OF
/ Mrs, lloscock regret Ia hear OF hci
death. rs she had spent the greater
| part of her married life here, Sh,
united with the Congregational ehnfcl
/ IN 1875, and had held her membership
| here since that time, Wherever she 70
sided she formed MANY pleasant friend
! ships. She was true and faithful wife
aud mother. always giving To her fam
! liz hOuniifully Of her strength aud love
/ The daughters. Miss Lila NJ. who II d
nurse IN l.eominster, Mass, and Mrs
Grace 4. Dodge OF Springfield We're wit
I their mother during her last sickness
I aud gave To her the most tender care
aud every comfort they were able "a
I Lestow. Al extend their heartfelt sym.
uathy to the members Of her hcrenNcd
/ family and 10 Mr. llescoek, "a favor
ably well known Ia Masonic circles.
Charles Collar spcui the Christmas
week IN Windsor.
Earl q. Martin Of SaNt0ns River was
IN town last Monday.
Mr.. aud Mr.. ". ;. Holland Of Brat
tlrhoro were hi town over sunday
Clarence Moodarl and family snout
Christmas with MI Barnes of Athens
Beulah Timpson Of Williamsyille was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs T. l.. osgood
over Sunday.
Dr Rice aud family Of Brattleboto
were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Leslie
Lowe over SUNDAY.
Florence l.. Toilette was home over
the Christmas HOLIDAYS from Grauon,
where she is teaching.
Mrs. Fred Smith Of West Brattlehoro
came 10 town Tuesday evening, She
will visit IN Londonderry
Mrs. Charles H. Evans went TO
Springfield. Mass, last Monday morn
ing. and will return next week.
I.ottie Jones, teacher in London.
derry. spent SUNDAY and Monday with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert
Jones.
LYLE Batchelder visited his parents
i'm Peru over SUNDAY and Ernest Bemls
i taking his place AZ Mrs Mary Brig
ham ;.
Charles Weston of Wells, Mimi, came
Tuesday, Dee. 20. 10 the home of Charles
Ndams, to visit his friend, Mrs. II. =.
Moore.
Irving {. Watson came from his
home in Leydcn, Mass, TO visit his
mother, who is not expected to recover
from pneumonia.
Carl Bruce is home for the Christmas
holidays from Norwich university IN
Mortified. VT. where he is a member
of the sophomore class,
Alliston NJ. Gushing and his brother,
Ralph. of Brattleboro, spent Christmas
with their mother who is $ years old,
IN South Boston, Mass.
!, DR.. and Mrs. Osgood, Parke and
Fred d. Osgood and Fred +. Gilbert ate
their Christmas dinner at Davidson g
Naples, Newfane, last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cushing, Alice
and Adds attended the funeral of Mr..
Cushing's cousin, Alverton A. Cushing,
of Cambridgeport Thursday, Dec %.
4 generous supply of fresh holly has
been received from Theodore II. Ockels,
who is at present in Seaford, Del, by
his friends in the Congregational par
sonage.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Emerson of Brat
tleboro came to the Inn last FRIDAY.
Mr.. Emerson has returned to his home.
hut Mrs. Emerson and little son, Cedric,
will remain longer
Leon Pike of Newfaue was in town
last Monday leaving copies of The "A,
receiving funds for the missionary
work of the church.
John f. Andreas was in town last
came to look over the Wood farm owned
now bs II. II. Chamberlain on the
West Townshend road
Many thanks are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. DeE'Ord for the generous
supply of holly and mistletoe they sent
the church and many friends from their
sunny home in Virginia.
Mrs. Harriet H. Bradley has gone to
spend the winter with Miss Mary Il.
Taft of West Townshend. Last Mon
dav they served a Christmas dinner to
several of their friends.
Mrs. Aldrich, who intended to remain
with her daughter, Mrs. William M.
Sparks, this winter, was called to her
son Is home in Westmoreland, n. H., on
account of the illness of her grandson.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Watson, who has been in
Westmoreland, n. H., for the past four
weeks caring for the sick, returned
home last Saturday night sick, and at
the present writing is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.
The last regular meeting of the Or
der of Eastern Star was gwen up ON
account of the storm Wednesday even,
ing, Dec. 81. The program prepared
and the supper will hold over to the
next regular meeting.
Sylvanus Z. Hescock, Fred NJ. Hes
cock. Clinton p Hescock, Miss Lila M.
Hescock, John H. Stone, j. w. Dodge
and Arthur Dodge remained Tuesday
night at the Inn, returning to SPRING
field Wednesday morning.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the pastor will preach on the
theme, Five Reasons for the Division
Separation at Times Necessary. Start
the new year by occupying your pew
on the first Sunday of 1911.
The annual meeting and roll call of
the Congregational church will take
place in the vestry Saturday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. The officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and re-
ports of pastor, clerk and treasurer
given. All members are requested to
be in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mason enter,
tanned Is at Christmas dinner last
Monday. Among the guests were. Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Mexican, Georgianna
Mexican, Dr. and Mrs. Parker and son,
Edwin Parker, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Hol-
land Wilson, Mrs. Ida Nichols of Brat
tleboro, Carrie Mason of Bellows Falls,
Herbert Evans and Charles III. Evans:
This was also the annual reunion of
the family.
At Deacon G. @. Stebbins s there was
Blandin reunion on Christmas day.
The Colburn family, consisting of Mrs.
Colburn two daughters and son, Guy
Colhnrn of Nashua N III was nreSent |