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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
VERNON.

Sidney May of Springfield. Mass.
was an overSunday guest at j. r.
Wright 5.
Mr., and Mrs. A. G. Barnes went last
Tuesday 10 keene, \. H., for a few
DAYS stay.
Miss Roby Wright went 10 Boston
saturday morning for few days
visit with Miss Dorothy Aldrich.
Mrs. Harriet :. sirecier went last
Tuesday to visit relatives In Amherst.
Northampton and Springfield. Mass.
Miss Mary Miller has returned 10
Mrs, q. IL. Hubbard 5 after week s
vacation spent al her home in Gull.
ford.
Miss lnez Akley went to Amherst.
Mass, last week To spend few days
with former classmate, Miss Hannah
Conway.
Mrs. Ralph jackson and Miss Mar.
tina jackson of Mort hampton, Mass.
were guests last week Of Mrs. Harriet
;. Streeter.
Miss Ruth French of Springfield,
Mass, who has heen n guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. g. II. Hubbard, several
days, returned to her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Staten went Ia
F'''NHH inst "a "i'"N Hhh h"Nt Htfh
spending a few DAYS with their
cousin, Addison Aldrich, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner and
two little Daughters of Leominster
Mass. are visiting for a few days Mrs
Turner S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
| Hale.
Mrs. w. II. Burrows of Athol. Mass.
has returned TO her home after a few
days stay with Mrs. /. j. Burrows
who is convalescent after her receni
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Davis 20 t,
Kent's Hill, Me-, Friday morning
| They will spend week with Mr.. Da
yis's. brother, Rev. Byron Davis, ano
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Lee of North
field, Mass, Mrs. Melissa Mason OF
Bethel, Me-. and Mrs. Bertha Aldriel
of Northfeld, Mass. called on severa
friends and attended the Ladies Cir
Gle Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Circle will meet mex
Wednesday afternoon in their rooms
Supper will be served at the usua
hour. All are cordially invited. Tn,
meeting of the Ladies Circle las
Thursday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. +. II. Akley was largely attend
ed and it was in every way very en-
ioyable occasion. \ bountiful suppe
was served to IS on the lawn. 4
large party came down from Brattle
boro and West Brattleboro, returnin,
on the evening train.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
LEyDEN.

,t;.s Freda Alden OF ConmaSf or a
ham Misi The guest of Eva BROOKS 80 :
week. attended camp
:, Min. ~, at Laurel Park SATURDAY az
Sunday. on+ q few days
~: MT ho al amt, Mrs. Elvira bfo"n' =
Warwick. cao Decker of
MT. nanaaarfeld spent Sunday at 2 =
Severance $. p,ocl, and son
of Athol were gueS'e
ance's Sunday. na,,o was an
over Sunday guest Oh ~ -
Hattie Dennison. a++onded the
Ten from Leyden attenae at Gill
state field day OF ene
last week THURSDAY n+oinod at
Mrs. G. T. Severance en'oi Nice and
+ea Saturday Misses :; EN a. a',,est. Miss
s ARA Peters Of Boston or,ived in
Row and Mrs, Hooper no ai and
New York Wednesdayd oI NV afternoon
rae Zach Leyden Thur ,sIaaysant summer
f haTine spent a very pieaS rrhodon of
Arrs Ellen Dennlson of Joseph
r;n MOI. Neb.. daughatefr olrain, and a
l peafiseH, Of S. B. Budinston' u''0
eea'iS ,,artv of six young women ond Their eli
elud1teS and Miss Bessie oeoT eiehdI for
- MI. Sugar Loaf III 20
day rese Getehel } ber de-
Benson Benson q for Red Greek, n; +oa n.h in the
Paft4hf ns an engagement to 'e''A
high sc1 David BainesGriflith so o. 't two
he nn,nvyil. n. Y, came o 10 Ipl at S. E
or t three "9 { on his way hoI his vasa
wal Wales with Thf lis mother nc and other i'm,
friends $ Bell. who has been Mrs spGSa eorg,
some . tune at North Be sriands in Ley
visiting r south lGnford, has m Teshri i'm
den ?; ana home m9"i in Boston very nu'H
nroved in health
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

,r;ss Margaret Ross of Mt. ierhoh
listed ,s Miss Adella Howes recently
Mrs, Chamberlain and her M dangn,sr
have returned from visit IN "iiii'i"'
'O Recent guests at Mrs. Mary strat1 N2rs
,rare Mrs Carrie Slate OF Athoi ana "'''
Kingsley of Enfield. .ho wes.
Mr. whitney has moved from ONT, Tue - the
nlac eia vacated by Mr.. Church.
IN Mr.. Church has moved from p?a , tne Nv
oi ma Iohn smith place in Pine m HIiddle
to the John Carroll house at 'he Nii'N
Mrs. Fordyce Smith Is 5, Elsltl her a ab.
a oanee Mrs. Inez Holton is keeping mus
~ Ms Foster and her sister, MIS- MISS = New few
"a met rrett who have been spending eIn s,a a
BapIe'', with their mother, Mrs. p oiraI
wees Tsye returned turn to their home IN Lower,
M Marty made up Of some OF tne ou mst At
"A pm "a Niers and shelburne fali an mn lake
siiei = u Aleyander's and had a c 1,an mucl
:, t i woods woods recently. The day was "u0'
n,ioved by the party.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs. Edith Booth OF Colrain, visited
M her father 5 from last FRIDAY uhth
Monday.
John G. Winn has been granted an
increase of pension at the rate OF $40
a month from July %.
The Universalist sociable Wedness,
dav afternoon and evening was wen
attended and very enjoyable time
was had.
Misses Nav and Florence Doland OF
Woodside. y. ". who have been
boarding at r. ]. Phillips's, returned
TO their home Monday.
Edward Mcclure was prosecuted
again and court held last SATURDAY.
He was put under $3.50 bonds Tor MS
appearance at county court.
Herbert Phillips and daughter, Al
yira. who have been visiting X. j;
phillips ana other relatives, started
for their home in Baltimore, Md, Mon
day.
A. A. Hill was badly hurt Monday;
His horse broke through culvert anu
then Mr.. Hill fell out of his wagon
He struck on his head and was uncon'
scions for a while but is better now
The Colportage wagon, driven by
Mr. Watts. was here Tuesday evening
He gave talk in the Baptist church
in t6e evening. The same wagon was
here a few years ago, driven by an
other man.
There was reunion of the Phillip;
family last Saturday at the home o.
Mrs George Phillips, % sons, daugn
ters. nephews and nieces being present
The afternoon and evening were great
| " enjoyed with games, Singing any
t line long to be remembered by al
resent Herbert Phillips and daugh
ter Alvira. Of Baltimore, Md. were
among the number.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
HALIFAX.

Elmer Cutting is working for J.. T.
Green,
n. q, Sietson al Greenfield, called
at q. NJ. Scott : Sunday.
Mrs. ". c. Males Is visiting In
Springfield. VI, this week.
Mrs. Willis Woaiherhead of Gull
ford is guest of her mother and SIS
tiers.
Mrs. Harry Learnard Of South Had
lev. Mass, is stopping at {, II. Learn
ard :.
The house on the Burnett farm was
DESTROYED bv IRE last Friday after
noon.
Bert Learnord aud daughter, Ethel
of New Haven, Conn.,, returned home
last Monday.
Ernest Corbet aud family of vii
minrton visited Mrs. Corbet' S sister
Mrs. a. c. Jones. last Tuesday
The Payne family of shelbnrn'
Falls, Mass. who have been spending
the summer at the Fish homestead, re-
turned home last week.
4 state action charging cruelty Z
animals has been brought against ossl'
| Proutv and will he tried nj some date
la he agreed upon by State S ATTORNEY
IC. II, Williams and Chase Daley
counsel for the respondent.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
SOUTH VERNON.

lisl,
Clarence Beers has sold QUE Of his
horses,
Eugene Wilcox If nrattlebora is at
wetk for II. Hawks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alderman have
returned from their western trip,
4 large party enjoyed the corn
toast and picnic AZ the Dunkiee farm.
Ernest and Warren punklee attend,
ed he camp meeting At Alton Bay las,
week.
Miss Rutherford OF Boston sang
at the Advent church last sunday
evening,
Frank Stark Is III aud has trained
nurse. Ills clerk. Mr.. llarefaves. Is
able Ia hc out.
Ernest blodeett and family visited
his mother In Wilmington Sunday, go
ing hy automobile.
Arthur jackson aud family OF North.
hmpinh, Mass, were over Sunday guest ;
NJ Charles Jackson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
GUILFoRD.

Charles Marshall was in Boston last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Frost and chill.
dren are visiting Mrs. Julia Frost.
Fred Arlington and Miss Zula Up
ham came this week to Arthur
Yeaw's.
School in district No. 8 began Mon
day. with Miss Bernice Smith as
teacher.
Myron P. Davis and family are NOV
ing into their new home here, known
as the Legs farm.
Mrs. Warren Cushing Of Brattleboro
was the guest of Mrs. l.. f. Putnam
for few days last week
There will be services in Christ
church Sunday afternoon at 80
Q clock, conducted by Rev. Andrew
Harper, jr.
q s smith is stopping at Mr..
Fitch :. Miss Helen Phelps, VINO has
been recent visitor there, mas re-
turned to her home.
Miss Abbie Martin and Miss Hen
riefta Martin of Indiana and Mrs. "
: Rowen of Providence. r. l., are
onests of their cousin, Miss Mary T.
Smith.
Fred A. Thomas is moving some OF
bis household goods to the house, ne
recently rec sought of Mrs. Selma War
rem, who is moving to her new nome
in Weatherhead Hollow.
The auction sale at the Legs farm IN
1ost saturday afternoon was well at
tended and fairly good prices wel,
realized, although some things wen
at much less than their value.
Mrs George N. Bond will entertain
the Ladies society Of G ,1 n,;l,o an !,
friends ti at her home in EsteyVllle =
the corner of Vine and Locust s' rn5
next Thursday evening sep; IL 2 se 9and
wiehes cake and s0 to apply w o. on
f fIodef for the church. All are cordial,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
c1111,FoRD CENTRE.

NJ. ladies' circle will meet in their
ronm Thursday, Sept. s, at IL a. m,
r., and Mrs. Henry Ward OF spring
9 =. II " W called upon friends here iasV
week Friday. m 10 II
M naxt grange meeting wi, pe ~
Inc ~ ne Tho men and will be held Satur-
dav evening, Sept. III. ~,
M Weston Goodnow and children OF
y 4 mle Mass, have been spending q
,raek at w. w. Goodnows :,
Thayer and his two sons, Gar
ence and Arthur, retul eur r;d IA '-i''-
III - Ia,os Watson and little son OF
MIS- 3.1a IN n Fl visited her parents Mf,
and Mrs. William Holden a lew uass 90
week. noreton who
has spent several days VIII + nTr home
Mrs Elmer Goodnow' re'uiheu
Wednesday. r-on+ IL
ME- Ell hIu Mass. last week Friday to
Dee 81 tha;r son A. G. Thayer, returning
home Monday night.
Mrs @. NJ. Stellmann Of west o. 6da1.le
boro and Mrs. W. G. Elhot OF OIL rro ~ 8 d
r. +. visited Mrs. Mary, oo"ie7 az =
Phases Fl Sc one day last week.
Ms Eva Thomas and daughter lrlna
NH Sirs Tbomas's mother, Mrs. San llie
anu returned to their home IN Dra ,on
ho vr( /" wednesday after spea44ddrrltg on d
p9tb Mr.. and Mrs. George N lhoiiias'
VI was received here Tuesday OF the
WORD We yV;lliam Cutting at his home II
Brooynt Il y followed Fs dsb By hs s failure
heat prostff ormer resident of this town anf
ne so m"o Of : the late Joseph Cutting
There was large attendants a. 1as tne T ae
tion Of Mrs. Anna Ram 1s arce aqsi tn,
day. EgSry snd brought %si s good pSss
Ram Nafr York Ynq city where they will MAKE
their future home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WESTMINSTER.

Eva Larkin went TO Dartmouth
Beach Wednesday.
Miss Kate Grout Of Maiden. Mass,
is with her sister. Mrs. Mary Jennison.
c. +. Eddy of the Valley creamery
was business caller in town this
week
Mrs. Edgar Williams and daughter,
Ruth, called on friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Augusta Ranney of the west
part is with her sister, Mrs. George II.
Walker.
Miss Mary Prindlc. who has been
visiting at +. /. Lanes returned home
Saturday.
w. s. Fem has purchased a milk
route of George Peck and will take
possession Oct. LIST.
People here have begun harvesting
tobacco. 1t is not nearly as large on
account of the drouth.
Mrs. Grace Desoe and son of West
Springfield. Mass, are guests at the
home of S. NJ. Nutting.
Mrs. G. II. Comstock and children,
who have been visiting in Corinth, Vt,
returned home this week.
The Ladies' Aid will hold its monthly
,
when supper will be served as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn of Melrose.
Mass, are to spend Sunday with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. .. Il.
Fisher.
Mrs. A. J. Tate returned from Will
mington Saturday after spending
week there. Claude and Marion re-
turned with her.
The canning factory opened for bust.
ness Friday, employing about lou
hands. The season will be very short
on account of the drought.
The home department will hold a
social Saturday afternoon at the town
hall. A short entertainment will be
given at 3 clock after which there
will be a social time when refresh
ments will be served.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
eiety will have a ramble from the
church vestry to Temples Grove. Each
child is to be prepared with pencil and
paper, also an individual lunch box.
Ali children are invited to be present
and enjoy the fun.
Lynn Fullam met with a serious ac-
cident while unloading goods at circuit
Station for Mrs. Annie Foster. In
turning a large box he slipped, the box
going on to the horses and frightening
them SO they began to run. They were
stopped at the top of the hill. Mr..
Fullam fell underneath the wheels and
received broken arm and bruises
about the head Dr. Miner was called
and the arm set. Miss Rideout IS car
/ ING for him, and his many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

rrsra,lonsl church next Sunday Al tho
asaai hour,
lain 4. Walker has been 10 Chico,
pss Fails and Springfield, Mass a part
" the WEEK
Nj. aHa Ms. II, q. Halliday ~ IVES.
nsaitlebaIa spent sunday AZ hiiAHeea
With relatives,
Misses Miriam Reed, lteiyl Martin
saa tiia.iya kay neFe guests 81 Miss
Nellie Davis this week,
Mr.. II. e, Ilasel,on, Miss Bertha
IIaseitan anl Master Meftan llaselg0n
spea, few days iasi week In bellows
Falls.
Mics Eva nsisgs and Miss Airline
EbhsFhaEt II ltIonklNns y, n, visited
recently Mr.. Ellen llsllon al H. II.
Millrfis.
Mn. y. ". Martha u Nashua, y, H.,
MILO i spending a week Ia hfaiiles
horo VAS guest ioF day at Log
Cabin farm.
The ladies degree team aud march
lne staif will cohieF the third degree
an a class al the next grange meeting
Tuesday evening,
Mr., aud Mrs, waFrcn King Of North
ampion, Mass, came IN their aniomo,,
| lille for "A visit last week with Mr., aud
Mrs. Henry II. Miller.
Miss Hattie Haven Of westbofo,
Mass. who has been the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs, II. Harry Miller, left Mon
day 10 1isii in hraiilehoro.
Work ON the Murder Hollow bridge
| h progressing, Three Of the workmen
hoard with Mrs, r. II, Brown, who
/ las Mrs Cora Crosby ~ an able AS
sisianl.
Mis-. Theodore Brossard. aecompan.
led hy Miss Florence Miller returned
10 her home Ia Brooklyn. \, \, this
week after q few weeks visit at Ma.
ple Ridge Fruit farm.
Adolph Wolfe 81 New York city and
his mother, Mrs Wolfe. of Newark.
| \. j., came Saturday to spend part
of September al Pine Way Camp with
Miss Alice lioialing and Miss Lizzie
| Kearns Of Newark, y. J.
II was decided 1T the meeting OF
the grange fair committee last week To
hold the annual fair and supper IN
Grange hall. Thursday, NOV. 81. The
prospect now Is that the fair OF lsiO
win excel all previous grange fairs.
The lawn party given by the Christ.
ian Endcayor society last week at NJ.
+. buttons was u very pleasant at
Il fair. Thirty.four met 10 enjoy tho
games aud socinbility under the direc.
rion of Misses Edith and Ruth button,
who proved admirable hostesses. Re.
freshmcnts of cake and iee.cream were
served.
4 lawn party at II. II. Miller s
Tuesday evening given 10 the young
people by Miss Miriam and Harold
Reed was another happy and ENJOYABLE
gathering. Games and all that help
make Il pleasant evening were enjoyed:
Refreshments of delicious pears and
watermelon were served.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
WHITINGHAM.

Newton Russell of Holyoke is at II
A. Wheeler s. .
Mrs. Nellie Hicks of Troy, n. " Is
visiting Mrs. Rosa Chure.
Walter Wright and mother went tc
Greenfield Tuesday on business.
Mrs Carl Wheeler S sister from
Grae lsf has been visiting her.
The Misses Whitney returned to
their home in East Templeton TUESDAY
Mrs. Snow returned from her VISIT
in Greenfield and Athol last Saturday
Mrs. Tooeood and daughter, violet
returned TO their home IN Astoria L.. i.
Saturday.
Mrs Esther Orsmorne of North Adj
ans has been visiting her sister, MIS-
Frank Jillson.
Miss Keef, one of the, clerks IN th,e
Roston store in North Adams, is board
inc at the hotel.
Miss Beatrice Scott of Amesbury
Mass. who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. H. A. Wheeler, returned TO mel
home Tuesday.
Village school began Tuesday will
Miss Barker of Palmer, Mass a
teacher. She is boarding with IL. A
Wheeler. MIS-. Marcia, DAVIS Is teacher
of the primary school.
Mr.. Watt, colporteur for the Vernon
Bible association, spoke at the Baptls'
church last Sunday, morning and even
ing. While here he stopped at tnt
home of Rev. ]. P. Dorst'
Ernest Simpson came up from hi
work in Deerfeld Saturday night I.
see his sister, Mrs. watson 1i ~ n
whose little son was so i'll. DIR. M. NJ
BROWN of North Adams was called t
see the child Saturday night.
Frpost the little son of Watson anC
DoTa Hicks died early Monday morn
inc { of cholera infantum, at the age o
one one year and nine months. The fu
neral was held Tuesday AFTERNOON II! a J,
the the " home, Rev. Mr.. ALBERT of vii
mington officiating. Mrs, Clarene'
Sawyer played the organ and Mrs. far
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
GROVE.

Mrs. Ward began school Monday
with "a pupils.
Nav DeWolf began her school al
Green River last Monday.
Pnnils in district No. 5 are attend
mo school at Green River.
Ward Wheeler goes to Bernardston,
Mass, Monday to attend school there
Mrs. Hattie Clarke and son, Carr
ton. are visiting in North Adams.
II is very dry here. Streams an. are
very low ana good many springs ufy
Henry Stowe and son are repairlns
tho harm on their farm recently pur-
chased of the Hollis Worden estate.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Mrs. lydia Davis is at work for W.
Z. Higley. :,
Mrs. Charles Higley has been i'll
the past week.
Miss Mabel Thompson visited at {.
+. Clark 5 over Sunday.
Flovd Herrick is spending the week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Calvin.
Rev. aud Mrs. Hitchcock were the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. {. y. Wood
ard Wednesday.
About 40 couples attended the dance
at Charles Worden's Friday night. All
report fine time.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

The headquarters of the republican
congressional committee has given out
letter from President Taft to William
b. Mckinley, chairman of the repub-
lican congressional committee. In it
the president counsels support of re,
publican congressional nominees by all
republicans reviews the legislation OF
the present congress; declares for a
critical study of the Payne tariff by
the tariff board and subsequent action
by congress upon specific schedules
wherein the board may recommend
changes; commends the railroad act,
the postal savings bank act and the
dent 8 warm interest in the conserva-
ton Of natural resources.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
[thfeld, Mass.
ayr ELECTRIC LIahrs'
,.s 70 Make Contract WIN
w s'....atsla company

assenEl4A Afaf7
g,sflHs vac held Man
is4 lAdns Nas elected
tAF 1,sWi 10 accept the
US - a lhe rNlssd
y relative 70 pub
it'" l,garlus, u also
80 aIs,t 81 the M's.ss
M, ~, nELaI In lliekeIlsor Nc.
tsN 6 noM amounts Y"
sni leo voted TO al
a,.a 54aus commute, ~
d W ai,si At last March
la eieglrie lights i9f
,,als nl d sum mol ,, sh..'s !.
n 3 ne This e0mmitllse y
|sN WmWr \ q, Moods
Ia, made much ~
|t ND,.55i d. the subject \
i.lWlr Ia them bs lh'
T Power company
l.,....a.aI 4f the town meet
" ,...,#d that IA e'tsc prop
n m sianled The cont
e.'' =r Ina. here and oiiet
elgaa .teeniield light
- lhi, offer i made
l''..45046- that the town mlll
Eal fur street llght
sT h.. thnn slon pen
n5Ul.rlaNef series iheahi',,s,'
~ -,i E4.ftt IA wear on 40 alt
ej.. NI sheet lamps, line '.'.,
s arr HIS contract afe
r WI maintained by the
ru,e TO the town,
lind, Any number OF
glsI 1t stated price, 4
i4.ns VIII I've controlled
ia Nv egHlatDr separate from
tfiUs Tie cast ol ordinary
f.1 nom three cents .
T1 mpany would have
n eight weeks after
a,ir .url II expects. ~
tritd lighting also. iht
,.,5iFNtl the Connecticut
a, ~, 'a,i,,iny. but could get the
81" s~5 oniy aud would hc
5Bl.F a plant for dlsirih,i'
s5s6. at the special town
ifsIv In favor OF lighting
s. favored the PROPOSE
~ nv Ky M Greenfield company
q. IN ,.',sl. have come TO the point
~ lroE Tine lighted streets arr
| =, an 5danmge hut a necessity
-, benefit.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

The editor of the Raleigh News and
Observer declares that if he ever gets rich
he will endow a brass band and send 1t
around the country to delight the children
and old folk.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

rinstah sang three salectlons, The
Moral tFibntes were mhhy, baflsi Was
Ia the village eemeieb,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
Putneyand Vicinity
PurNEy,
Death Of Mrs. Marshall w. Chandler

Death Of Mrs. Marshall w. chahaef'
Hl,,al.th :. 0anplssll. ~, ails Il lloA'
con Marshall Miislef slaaRsilsI, iifsi al tri
,.aaas ~ Fin street To- wihrhrndun,
Mass "Wednesday morning, Aus -, aisri
~, illnr.. al tMo asoks, she was taken "
Mill acute diafhooa AMI this Vac i"l,
IaMs.I h. general rollalse, as she ha.l
i,s.n ,s0uLled Nlth weak heart in' msAs
Y.ars. The end eame ~ l-'ssr'nl IS.
Mn Chandler was barn ~ rmtnss -, -
10 1854. a daughter q Sls,k y aha U.s.
rist MEAD temphrli fhe hs'n ~ ~
native town, whew che srtnssd ~ III
cation. until her msii'AEs 70 al
Millrr Chandler, which oeetittrd ~ ~
LAW. Falls seia. Z, 1874, Mf, snd Mts'
Chandler went 10 Minfhrndon, Macs, 70
IN. ami that town had born Their hei'lf
with The eXcetiion af nnr year which Wa
suent in Windsor during The ehl MAJ
one daughter was born 10 Mr., and Mts
| chandler Harriet Chandler Adams, Nhu
| ,l,,J % wears ago lraying q daughter "
vi,om The grandparents gave loving care,
ThIs granddaughter. Mrs, lJofihs, eaivu
far Mr.. Chandler during her illness ME-
| Chandler was a most insrlhsh nature, an,
| those who have lived near her have les ..,
| In her a valued and useful friend shs
was devoted Ia her home, I" which sh'
had confined herself TOT many YEAR
About o. year, ago Mr. ana Mt, ,han''
Ter united with the North Congregation
church. taking their VOWS upon The same
| ,lay. and though not being able 20 attend
seTyiee. Tor many years Ms. cheandiel
| had always kept her intefes, % AL Church
! affair. She was great reader ana tt ,,I
/ Well abreast II the times. being fspeeiaiiA
1 ,,.ll informed ON al general topics, anu
her bright mind enabled her also 20 graz
he intrieacics 81 politics ia which sh'
wns much interested MIR. Chandler leave
besides her husband granddaushi,er
Mr.. Rernice G. lAdamsl io,lnss ana
rrca, grandson. Charles Allen i.orlne' lr
~ New Rochelle. y. V, and three sisters
Mn. Helen VI. Harding Of puincy. Mt
Emma Lowell. an invalid. who lives witl
anotLer lister. Mrs. G, :. Pierce. in Peter
boro. Y. II. Funeral services were hell
al the home on Friday al : O'Clock, heNs
III. l.. and C. G. Merrill officiating,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
BFREAVED MOTHER
TRIES TO End Life
Woman, Crazed by Death OF
Babe in Her Arms, Attempts
to Leap From Train

PUEBLO, colo. Web. 5.-CTazed by
Tho discovery that her 5 year old
daughter was dead IN her arms, Mrs.
I-rsntz White, wife of q rancher Of
FILLMORE, Cal, tried TO throw herself
from car window on the Denver and
Rio Grande limited train as il was
coming into Pueblo this morning
The woman was forcibly restrained
lv the passengers and conductor and
held in her seat until she could be
turned over TO the police here.
Mrs. White, accompanied by her three
children. was returning home from n
visit 10 her mother at Camargo. III.
she was holding her little daughter in
her arms and. stopping over to kiss
The child. discovered that the little
one was dead
with a shrek OF MY Cod, She's
deadl' Mrs. White loaped 10 her feet
and tried 10 throw herself from the
window.
She was taken to a hotel here and
placed under a physicians care She
tried time and again TO throw herself
from the hotel window and finelly
opiates were given her. Her condition
is serious.