The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
WILLIAMSVILLE.
Death of Mrs. Clarence D. Lazelle.


/ Mrs. Mary Thorn I.azelle. 40 wife of
! Clarence D. Lazelle passed away early
Sunday morning after final illness OF
/ two months. She had been an Invalid
/ for the past 10 wears and although part
of the time being able to be about the
I house and to 20 out among her friends
she could never fully enjoy the pleas
ures of life.
/ Mrs. Iazelle was born in this town
/ Oct. -, 1871, aud was Il daughter OF
Rufus G.. and Jennie (Jackson) Thorn.
When about seven years old, she with
her parents, moved to Dover where she
/ lived until her marriage. In early wo.
manhood She taught in the schools OF
Dover, Ncwfane. TownShend and vii.
mington. On Dec. 81, 1891, she married
| Clarence d. LaZelle, when they came to
Williamsyille to live. Mrs. Lazelle was
much devoted To her home, woman OF
sweet disposition, who will he held in
loving remembrance by her many
friends for her many kindnesses. Many
sick rooms have been made brighter by
her beautiful flowers which she took
such pleasure in growing. Besides her
husband she leaves "A daughter, Flor.
encc. Another daughter, Jennie, died
nine months ago and since then she had
been gradually failing. There are also
two brothers, W. III. and Charles fhOrn,
of Lynn, Mass. and Il sister, Ida, wife
of Percy Jones, of Beulah,, Col.
The funeral was held in the Methodist
church Tuesday at o clock: Key. .. Il.
Newton officiating. +. +. Fisher sane
two selections. Burial was in the village
cemetery. The bearers were +. +. VII.
lard, T.. II. Richardson, +. J. Fairbanks,
and l.. T.. Stratton. Those from out of
town to attend the funeral were:
Charles Thorn OF Lynn, Mr. ami Mrs.
Charles Jackson of Vernon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Lazelle of Springfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Lazelle of Dover.
Merton I.azelle and mother. Mrs. Agnes
I4a2ele of Brattlehoro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott Edwards of Newfane and Mr..
and Mrs. viii Yeaw and Mrs. Fannie
Moore of East Dover.
Miss Lena Randall is working at F.
j. Fairbanks 5.
Mrs. Carrie Perry of Brattleboro is
visiting at l.. +. Stratton s.
Mrs. Emily Bailey of West Brattle
boro is visiting Mrs. Alice Prouty.
The grangers win play Coupon Bonds
at Newfane next Friday evening, Nov.
L.
James Corbctt returned Monday from
Worthington. Mass, where he has been
working.
Mrs. Frank Pierce of Townsheud has
been visiting this week her sister, Mrs.
II. f. johnson
Mrs. Scott Eames of Brattleboro was
at the home of her father, q. W. Dick
inson, over Sunday.
W. j. Corbett and his brother,
James, have gone into camp in Oregon,
where they are chopping
Miss Florence Lazelle returned to
Lynn with her uncle, Charles Thorn,
for a several weeks visit.
Mrs. Loren Goulding of Conway, n.
H.. was guest of her mother, Mrs.
Gilbert Brown, over Sunday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ingram and daughter,
Thema, are visiting this week with
Mrs Frank Perry in Brookline.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Tuthil have
moved this week to the David Davis
farm, that he may be nearer his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Leland and
daughter, Mary. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Leland of Springfield, Vt, were
guests of Mrs. +. II. Richardson Sun
day.
Mrs. Idella Hescock was called from
Greenfield Saturday by the critical con
dition of Mrs. G. d. Lazelle, who died
early Sunday morning. She returned
yesterday.
Fred NJ. Chase of Revere, Mass, Wis
tied at G. B. Williams S from Saturday
until Monday Mrs. Chase, who has
been here the past two weeks returned
with him.
Mrs. w. +. Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Fish,
err and Mrs. 5. II. Morse have charge of
the program for the next grange meet
inc The entertainment will be a husk-
ing bee and the children are invited to
attend. Refreshments will be served
The annual public service of the We,
mans Foreign Missionary society will
be held in the Methodist church, next
sunday evening at Z clock with the
following program: Song service, pray
er, instrumental music, recitation by
Grace and Virginia Temple; solo, Grace
Stratton; reading. Pearl Greenwood;
song, Ruth Wheeler, Belle Greenwood
and Mildred Tuthill; recitation, Ethel
Gleason; paper on Foreign Works, Mrs.
p. C. Thayer; hymn, reading by Mrs.
Newton. quartet, offering, hymn.