The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18
NEWFANE.
Death Of Mrs. Mary A. Rand.

The sad news of the death OF Mss,
MARY Hand Mas received heIr TUESDAY,
Mts kaad passed away Monday n,fs'
Al the home Of her daughter MT
Emery, Ia Orange, Mass, death frsnlt.
ing from bronchitis. ATS hahI Ash.
% orange hul q few weeks $50 70 A,ssi
aud Mas taken III after her arrival
there. Nj. Rand received cheerful
letter Monda., bat early Tuesday noid
came of her serious condition and nc
LEFT Immediately for Orange where he
nTst learned of her death, The sYmpa'
thy of the ioNnspeople II extended 70
The family in their great loss, The ia
neral MAS IN Orange yesterday alter
noon. Mrs. Rand was born IN Fly
mouth. July ~, lsia, aud was the
daughter of Rev. II. X, aud sylvia
Grain, She was married Ia Ransom
Rand in Chester. Feb, 20, 1856, aud she
lived IN Orange 30 years, While ~
Orange she was very active worker
Ia the nuNiliaTies Of the Gen. sedfMich
Grand Army post. She moved % New
zane several years ago with her hus.
hand because Of his poor health. and
they had since lived on farm. Besides
her husband. she leaves three children
Elmer A. Rand of Turner'S Falls, FRANK
:. Rand Of Newfane, and Mrs. =, g
Emery of Orange, besides hall hfoth'
or Ransom Grain, cashier Of the Ma
fionnl bank NJ Minchendon.
Miss Edna Marcy Is visiting relatives
in BFattlcboro.
Miss Lillian Red6cld began work al
the Inn Monday.
Mrs. Della Kenney went Monday
morning 10 visit in Braitleboro.
n. ". Dearborn Of Woodstock has
been guest Of Mrs. Elwin Jones since
Friday.
The total eclipse Of the moon was
plainly visible here Just before >
o clock "Wednesday evening
Mrs. 4, l.. Ashley has returned TO
New York city after having spent i've
months as summer guest here.
Mrs. Mary Lynch and son, Wilbur
SNYDER. of Townshend, were guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. stephen Foster Satur'
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe Of Brattle'
boro visited their uncle, Harlow Howe,
who has been ON the sick list the past
week.
The village school closed Friday for
the Thnnkspiying vacation. Miss Edith
Clark will return 10 teach the winter
term.
A fine buck was seen on Maple Row
farm Thursday morning. This is proof
that not all the deer were captured TINS
season.
Mrs. Ruth Breslin is visiting in Bos'
ton. During her absence her children
are being cared for by their grand
mother, Mrs. j. y. Pierce.
Next SUNDAY morning Rev. y. ;.
~ al hu MI gtN
mon on the subject. The Chain of Bless
ing. from the text. Hosea 2:2l.22.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Knowlton at
tended the grange meeting in Brattle'
boro Wednesday. witnessing the con
ferring of the third and fourth degrees.
There will he a dance in Union hall
Thanksgiving evening. The stolen
Will which was to have been present
cd then. has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Eager are spend
ing two weeks in Westfeld, y. j., from
which place Mr.. Eager can easily reaeh
his place of business in New York city.
A number from here attended the
chicken Die supper in the Baptist church
in Brookline Tuesday evening. All re-
port fine supper and a very pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Edith Lockwood, who has been
very IN is comfortable. Mr.. Lock
wood 5 mother, Mrs. Addie Page, of ST.
.Johnsbury. came Tuesday to assist IN
caring for her.
Mrs. Eta Batchelder of Westhamp'
ton. Mass. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Frank Davis, IN London.
derry. came Wednesday afternoon 10
visit relatives here.
Rev. T. d. Davies, formerly pastor
here, and his family are expected TO
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs;
i d. Pierce. Mr.. Davies has accepted
n call TO the Congregational churcn IN
North Londonderry
Alvin Gates has been i'll, but is much
improved at the present writing. Ills
sister. Mrs. Horace French, of Brattle'
horo. visited him Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Chase of Brattleboro were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gates Wednesday
Miss Jennie Underwood and A., X;
Underwood attended the funeral OF
their uncle, James Whitney, in Putney,
last Wednesday. Mr.. Whitney 8 death
resulted from shock, which ne sus-
tanned at his home in Charlestown,
n. Fl.
The mill below the village owned by
the Interstate Lumber company began
running last Friday. Bert Davis VIII
continue to run the mill whlle there
are logs. John Mcdonald, Harry Eu
wards and Fred Best are employed
there.
Mrs n H. Knowlton goes Saturday
IN visit in her old home in Cape Vim
cent N. Y. On her return trip she
win stop in WATERFOWL, Adams, Laeo-
ma, Syracuse and Amsterdam, n. T.,
also in Springfield, Mass Mrs. knowl-
ton plans to be gone about four weeks