The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-29

dren Of Claremont, \, H.. spent SUNDAY
at {. T.. Browns, coming by anlomoblle'
Miss Alice Goodell recently went ia
| Greenfield with her aunt, Ms, Emma
Carkson, and will remain several weeks,
Harry A. Moore and son, Walter, OF
Springfield, Mass, made u brlel visit urs
DAY night at his mothers, Mr.. Helen =.
| MOow's,
Mrs. George ". LYONS Monday re.
turned Ia lIinsdule y, H., and moved
her household goods that she has had
stored there.
The SUNDAY evening church service VIII
he held AZ the Marlboro Branch school
house, Rev T., {. Clarke VIII have cha'g'
of the meeting,
Mr.. Alice 4. Morse aud Mrs. q, h,
Morgan of Johnston City, Tenn, are
spending the week with friends y! hf"''i''
horo and taking IN the Valley fair
Mrs. +. W. Morse aud Mrs, Alice
Prouty last week Wednesday and Thurs,
day visited Oscar Prouty OF HaliihN ana
Mrs. Y. y. Spraeue of West Halifax.
Dr. Berkenstock returned from Fhlla'
delphia Wednesday of last week and on
Thursday left for home accompanied pN
Mrs. Bcrkenstoes and her sister Mts'
Stuui'cr
The Ladies Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. Samuel Morse aud MIS-.
Love next Wednesday afternoon for
election Of officers. All are invited to
attend,
Mrs. Minnie Bollager and sou, Edward.
Of Battlcboro and her cousins, Misses
Jennie Benson and Ethel Phillips, Of
Bockton. Mass. were Sunday guests oi
Mrs. Helen r. Moore.
Frank G. Morse and son, II, Julian
Morse. after spending the summer at
their home. Liberty hall, left Friday for
Chicago They went by automobile to
Philadelphia. stopping at Morristown
and Elizabeth. y. J.. On route.
Mrs. Charles II. Kelsey and daughter
Miss May + Kelsey, leave today for
Springfield. Mass. where the latter At
once begins her course of training Tor a
professional nurse, Mr.. Kelsey will stay
with Mrs ID. +, Bailey at Agawam tor a
few weeks
Rev. Elmer C. Clarke went 10 Barre
Monday To- attend the anniversaries OF the
Baptist State convention IN session begin
ming Monday evening and ending We'd
ncsday evening Mr.. Clarke went as rep
rcsentative Of the Baptist church OF this
place and will return tomorrow. NJ the
SUNDAY morning service he VIII give re-
port of the convention.
Mrs. Chloe (Dmklecl Collins, notice
of whose death appeared last week,
was born in West Brattleb0ro Sept.
9, 1922. the daughter of Eli and
Bctsev Hale (Barrett) Dunklee, the
Youngest of seven children. In 1928 her
father moved to Marlboro and bought
the saw mill now owned by j. O. Met.
calf. In 1880 be bought of Preserved
Bruce the farm which has been the
family homestead to this day and where
her life was spent except for a few
months working in factories of Worces-
ter and sutton. Al the age of l6 she
united with the Baptist church and had
kept her faith in God pure and strong
through all trials. At the death of her
father, Jan. &, 1877, she took over the
farm and the care of her mother. who
lived until 1872. She married Henry NJ.
Collins, son of Pelig and Phoebe
(Dunklee) Collins. He died Dec. 10,
1895. They had one son. Arson H., who
has lived with his mother. Her wheel
and loom were used many wears. Later
she did good work with her needle I'M
til 10 wears ago when failing sight com
PEELED her to give up reading and sew
ing. The picture given of her IN an.
other column was taken three wears ago
by one who begged for snap shot of
a" Aunt Chloe Just as he found her IN
the yard of her home among the beau.
tiful Marlboro hills.