The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-14

lsoulh Nswfane exchange this week. Ef
xin II. Metozli on south branch am
clauie Reed ON Dover road,
Mr.. and Mn. Erwin Sparks are ten
ltorarily living al George I, Manchester
In MiIliamsyille while Mr.. SPARKS 10 haul
ling lnmleF from there 10 braillebofo'
Peter Smart, Who recently returned from
Dosion, where b. went for treatment e'
eyes and face when burned with powder
has measles, which he probably caught on
hls way home,
VI Simmons and family Of Winchester
Mass, have moved into the house TORN
rtly occupied hy the late Hills lifnoe While
MT sim,non. Is al work ON A, hailey's
lumber job. Mr.. Bailey boards with Ar
thur hruoe,
The Ladies B.nryolenl society met with
Mr.. John J., Morse Wednesday afternoon
THE president and vice president being alb
4 sent Mrs. Samuel II, Morse. secretary,
called the meeting 10 order for business
session, Light refreshments wee served
Dana II, Morse, formerly 81 this town,
who for some years has owned . sinail
farm where he raised small fruits near
Council Bluffs, Iowa, recently exchanged
his farm for residence property aud has
moved into the city, Mr., Mone Is book
keeper aud winter manager for Cole Broth
ers, wholesale dealers In pumps, with
whom he has been for more than - years
The New York Real Estate company
has representative here who Ia board
ing AT Lyman Powers and taking al
vance fees from farmers for farm adser'
Using which he agrees 10 do aud for bring
inr rrospcctive buyers from the city next
snring, The cards distributed give sim
ply the firm name, but make no mention
of the men behind Il nor IT the local
agent.
Rev. George II. Watt 81 Barre. who
with the pastor, Rev. T.. {. Clarke, has
conducted series o. meetings for two
weeks past. held the last Of the series last
night Rev. George H. Russell and 9th
err from the Eas, Dover church have been
present al some of the meetings, Mr., Rus
eel assisting with his eornei. since the
weather has been more favorable the at
tendance has been good with constantly
increasing interest.
The funeral Of MIR. Iina g. Melissa
Ingiaml Bailey, whose death was record
ell last week, was held At the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev.
r.. c. Clarke officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel II! Morse. Mrs Milton 4, Bing
ham and Dana X, Stedman sang. The
burial was at the South Newiane GENE
terry. Mrs. Bailey was born in this town
March :. 1891. the daughter Of Dea. Ira
and Sarah Miller Ingram. She was the
eleventh Of their twelve children and Is
survived by one sister. Mn. Elliott C.
Sparks She was married 10 Iina G. Bai-
ley. who died in March. lsss. Seven chill
dfen were born TO them, Lizzie \, now
Mr.. l.. H. Knapp OF West Brattleboro.
Martin A., of Brattleboro, Henry W. Of
Brookfield Mass. Eugene. who died IN
July. 1899, Arthur :, and Clarence T.,
both OF Agawam, Mass. and Maybelle,
now Mrs. hubert W Shepard Of this place
who devotodly cared for her mother in
her declining years. Relatives who came
from out Of town were l.. II. Knapp and
Martin A. Bailey from Brattleboro, Ar
thur and Clarence Bailey from Aglwam.
Mn. Charles Ingram from Dover. Three
sons present. Martin H.. Arthur :, and
Clarence T. Bailey and one son-in.law l..
". Shepard were the bearers. Mn. BAL.
ley. nephew II T.. Sparks, conducted the
funeral.