The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15
SOUTH wINDHAM
nenth I'D A. ]. Parker.

Al Parker, who lived in the west
mart of the town, suddenly passed our
of this life Friday evening, ne had peeu
/ h feeble health for several months.
| M had not been feeling quite ns wei
/ - nsnnl that day, but had been about
/ he bonse ns usual. Mr.. Parker Was
hmm In peterboro. \. H., Aug - lssa,
and was the SON of William Parker,
/ Ills wife was Mary seliridge OF Bridge
water. Nova Scotia. Mr., aud MIS-,
Parker observed their golden welding
anniversary three or four years ago.
The funeral was held Monday AFTERNOON
al . clock Mrs. 6ridley OF London
derry onciated assisted by rev > l.
Vincent of Windhum. The bearer, We're
+ ". Stowell Ashnel Upham, W. y,
ADAMS and l.. r. fenison. Mr., Parker
leayes. besides his aged wife, an adnpi
IA SON. Gel ~. Parker. of south London
derry. Those from out Of town 20 a.
ten1 the funeral We're Mrs. Gridlev Of
Londonderry. Mrs, Calvin Walker OF
Soutb Londonderry, Mrs. Frank Lofing
M Milford. y. H., Mrs, Mile Mctenlt,
Mrs. james Moore and B. Is, Prentlss OF
Townsbeud and Mr., aud Mrs. q. ID.
Parker and little daughter OF south
Londonderry
Mrs Angie Dadr remains about tue
same.
Frank y. Pierce has returned to New
York city
Mrs. ". II. II. Burbee Of Springfield,
Mass. is with her daughter, Mrs r ~
Fisher,
Mis-, Bessie Teuuey aud Miss Leta
Gibbs have finished work no charles
Jones :.
Mrs. Florence Fisher returned home
from Springfield. Mass" Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lillian Fales Of Somerville,
Mass. j. with her parents, MI, ana
Mrs. G. T. fales.
Mrs. Abram Howe and mother, Mrs.
tiyes in WardsboTo,
Rev. and Mrs. ". !. Vile are spending /
two weeks with their son, Arthur, IN /
Mass.
Mrs. Gilbert Boutwell, and children
have been spending few DAYS with /
her mother, Mrs. o, r. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wortley Clough of Sax
tons River were recent guests OF Mr..
Elough 5 sister. Mrs. +. o. Smith.
Mrs. James Ford aud two children Of
Brookline y. v, are az the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nernando
WeseOtt.
Mrs. c. D. Lille who has been spend.
ne the summer with her mother, Mrs
N. NJ. Barber. has returned to her home
n Newton. Mass.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Barber received news of
he sudden death of her brother, Yer
lando Meade, at his home in lgerna.
Y. Y, Tuesday evening
Miss Winnie Atkinson, who has been
listing her aunt, Mrs. W. o. Jenison,
eft Tuesday morning for New York.
,he went by way of Boston where she
viii visit an aged aunt. Miss Atkiu- I
on 5 father was a former pastor of the
hurch in this village. q
4. J. Parker. whose death occurred /
asst week Friday evening, was an eX- i
ert gardener and had become "A IA
liliar figure at the various fairs where i
e exhibited large collections of vege- {
ables. Mr.. Parker prided himself on I
igging potatoes and when 50 wears old :
e dug 10 bushels in one day.
A pretty wedding took place at Lo-
ust View farm, the home of Mrs. VI.
T. Barber, Sept. 9 when Miss Bertha
ieade of Chester. y. Y. and Collins G
LailHuuu' lOTiheiIN Oh tue same place,
ere united in marriage hy Rev. W. j. +
lie, the single ring service being used.
My the immediate relatives and
lends We're present. The bride wore
gown of white silk. carrying a bou-
net of pink aSters. The matron of &
lnor, Mrs. w. +. Lille. was also
reSsed in white and carried a sheaf of Sc
lrple asters. FAY II. Smith acted rs h
.oomSman. The bride was given away :
' her aunt, Mrs. Barber. After the =
remonv a wedding lunch was served.
ISIS Violet +. Harris. miss of three
'ars did the honors for the bride and
/ the wedding cake. The couple re.
lived some very pretty and useful
fits. They will make their home in u
hester ~ Y IL