The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03

"a 40 a clock. se.non BY the pastor
theme, some Permanent Values. bible
classes, ls 'el0ck. gospel service at 7
a 'rlack, church PRAYER meeting, Tues
Inv evening ai $50 o'clock; meeting OF
CaIrTaaam ciIcle, Friday evening AZ
$50 q clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary sOriely Of the Woman ~.
ISOLATION 81 the First Congregational
church Nas held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs, l.. ), Bartlett aud Miss NJ.
l., siedman, Papers were gwen, hy
Mrs. II. y. WeaiheIhead aud Miss Edns
Wheeler on The Missions ~ tehidAi
America aud the West Indies and TIL.
American hoard Missions, aud musical
program was rendered. Refreshments
were served.
Mn. John Clement died last week
Thursday AZ her home IN Searsburg Of
Iynhoid pneumonia. Her maiden name
MAS Mary IcRay. She was cousin OF
Miss Jennie l.eliay, The funeral ser
Vices for Miss Leliny and Mrs, Glenn
ent were held NJ the same hour Sunday
afternoon. Mrs, Clement leaves her
husband and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Clement have formerly been residents
az Marlhoro aud Braitleboro. Four
other members Of the Clement family
are IN with typhoid pneumonia aud
we're unable 10 attend the funeral ser
vice.
GUY Harris, Is, ION of Mr., aud Mr.,
Win ~ Harris, sustained serious M
juries Saturday forenoon IA laeonla, y,
H., where he is employed IN the Boston
4 Maine Railroad company car shops.
The young man was putting an an brake
ON a car when he fell from the top OF the
EAR 10 a concrete pavement ia the car
shop yard. lie struck ON hls head and
was rendered unconscious. He was re.
moved 10 the Laconia City hospital and
hs condition was thought 10 he critical
until "Wednesday when an operation was
performed removing portion OF the
skull and a large eliot of blood. News
received by his friends yesterday stated
that he had rgained consciousness since
the operation and his recovery y ex-
pected
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Thurber and three
children leave today for winnipeg; Ia
ter they will 90 10 Brandon, Manitoba,
or in that vicinity where they expect
10 make their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurber were given a farewell recep'
ton Monday evening in the Baptist
vestry which was attended by large
number of their friends. They are
both active workers in the church and
its organizations and most highly re
spected and popular young people: They
have been lifelong residents OF this
place and will be very much missed.
MIR. Thurber was presented with
watch charm from members of the Ba-
raca class and Mrs. Thurber was pre-.
sented a set of sterling silver spoons
from the women of the church. Mr.;
Harrison and G.. A. Allen made brief
remarks and short musical program
was given.
The funeral of Miss Jennie Belle Lee
Ray, who died early last Friday morn.
ing. was held Sunday afternoon at 2
o clock in the Baptist church. Rev, +.
s. Smith of lIaverhill, Mass, and MIR.
4. $. Harrison were the officiating min
listers. A male quartet. Messrs. Brasor,
Thompson. Gilbert and Maynard, sang
three selections-Lead. Kindly Light,
Come Unto Me We Weary. and One
Sweetly Solemn Thought. The bearers
were the brothers, +. c. LeRay and ii.
II. LeRay, +, b. Richardson and +. b.
Richardson, jr; Burial was. in Meet
ing House Hill cemetery. Among the
outof.town relatives who attended the
funeral were Albert Crosier and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maud DeRosia, OF Greylock,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. George Canedy of
stamford: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bick-
ford and Edward Goddard of Halifax;
Mrs. Lucy A. LeRay and son, Richard
LeRay, of West Dummerston; and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Bingham of South
Newfane. The floral gifts were profuse
and beautiful and there was large
attendance.