Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-18
Obituary.

EBEN JONES
Eben Jones, aged Fl years, died at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Jones, Hillsboro, n. H., last
Friday. Eben lived with his parents
in this city for number Of years and
attended school here. lie was of re-
firing disposition and an extensive
reader. He had suffered with con-
sumption for a number of years, but
Just previous 10 his death Ii was
thought by his physician and relatives
that he had recovered. lie was very
fond of his brother Emil, who was
killed by being thrown from trolley
car while on his way from Mechanics
vile to this city last July, and felt his
loss keenly. Funeral services were
held from the Congregational church
in this city on Sunday afternoon, Rev.
+. ID. Sargent officiating. \ quartette
consisting of Miss NJ. Gladys Murfey,
Miss Mae V. Smith, \. Graydon
Sharpe, and John A. Morse, Jr., sang
sound of voices" Miss Muffey also
sung "Fhe Undiscovered Country =
The bearers were Harold ;. Corein,
John \. Warner, Frank L. Ellis,
and Owen Barrett, all associates OF
the deceased. The body was placed in
the tomb at the West Thompson GEM
etery. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jones have the
deep sympathy of their friends and ae-
qnaintances in this city for the great
loss they have sustained, aud the pain
and sorrow they have suffered in the
past six months.
CARD OF THANKS
For the kindness and sympathy SC
sincerely manifested for us in this
sad affection, by our friends, and people
of Putnam, and neighborsin Hillsboro,
n. H., we wish TO extend our deepest
gratitude. This. human sympathy SC
freely bestowed greatly comforts our
sorrowing hearts,
ALFRED n. JONES
AN IL FAMILY
Hillsboro. n. II.
EDWARD MURRAY
Edward Murray, aged As years, died
of uraemia at the Day Kimball hospi-
tai Saturday night, following sudden
collapse while he was engaged at his
trade of painter at U. Beausoleil's
house on Van den MORT street. DIR. J.
n. Landry was called, but could do
nothing. Mr.. Murray was unmarried
and was a brother OF Captain John
Murray. He had been a resident OF
Putnam practically all his life. The
funeral services were held In st. Ma
RVS church Tuesday morning at s
O'Clock, the burial being In st. Mary
cemetery.
ALBERT WHITE
AlbertW hite, aged So years, for many
years a resident of this town, died at
his home near Putnam Heights Fri
day morning, after an Illness due to a
general breaking down. lie was for
years mill overseer in this section,
working in the ldofse and Attawaugan
mills, but for long period had given
his attention To farming. He is sur
vived by his wife. The funeral was
held at his late residence on Monday
CARD wish TO express my SINGER
est gratitude and appreciation for the
many expressions Of sympathy which
were manifested in the deepest hour Of
my recent atliiction ana bereavement.
MRS. ALBERT II. WHITE.
MRS. EVERETT REYNOLDS
Mrs. Everett Reynolds died at her
home in this city Tuesday morning az
ter an illness Of long duration, aged 40
years. She was the daughter OF George
A. Reach Of Ashford. She Is survived
by her husband, an engineer on the n.
y. N H. IL Ii. railroad, and Twin sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Miron, also of this
city. The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon, burial being in the West
Thompson cemetery.
EUGENE gEAepRY
Eugene Beaudfy, aged 50 years, and
a resident of Putnam over forty years,
died suddenly in Moosap ON Tues day,
where he was visiting relatives. lie
was weaver by occupation. lie was
a member of Company +, Sixth Yer
mont Regiment, and was expecting TO
enter the Soldiers Home. lie leaves
wife and two daughters in Putnam,
and son, Eugene, residing in Viii
tinsvile. The funeral was held on
Thursday afternoon at his late resi-
dence on Chapel street, Rev. J. X.
stubbert officiating. Burial in Grove
Street cemetery.
AT the last meeting OF the ST. Jean
BapIiste society held February 9Th, the
following officers were elected:
President, DIR. Omer LaRue.
yr,.... D..a.danf Hareult rreduftn