The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03
Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.
nna,h Of fredriet L. AIMING.

Death OF fredricf Il. AIMING
Frcdrick Louis Amling, ~, died Mon
day, Feb. ~. at a little before ? o'clock IN
the afternoon, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Farnum, where he had
been cared for four years. Four weeks
ago Mr.. Amling fell on the ice and had
been in since, not being able 20 leave hls
room and gradually failing, Mr, AIMING
was native of Germany and was BORN
there Feb. Z, 1913. After coming 70 thls
county he resided IN different sections 10 NO, 2.
The United States. AZ one time he WINS
an the police force in san Francisco, Caip
and in Philadelphia, Pa, While ~ Calt
fornia he met and married Miss EVelne
Laughton. former OF Dummerston, sue
cessiu teacher. After their marriage Mr'
and Mrs Amling spent some time IN Ger
many. Returning to the United states
they came TO Dummerston and IN the early
seventies came 10 Putney TO reside, NIT,
Amlng died March 10, lSS9 Mr. AIMING
Animated with Golden Rule Lodge, No; -
+. x A. NJ, June 10, 1870. MI. ana III ~,
AIMING were both members 81 .olncn
Rule cbnpter. No. 3, O. +. ;. Mr.. Aiming
served Golden Rule lodge as tyler Tor =
number al years and was sentinel OF
Golden RUE chapter
Until his hearing was somewhat ahecteu
he was A regular attendant az the services
of the Congregational church, and he a.
ways retained his interest IN that church.
Only short time ago he presented lne
clerk with hymn book which he yaneh'
10 he used in the church services. -,
Mr. Amiing leaves no relatives The fu'
neral was held in the Masonic hall wed,
pesday afternoon NJ o'clock, Masons ana
members of the Eastern star attending
Rey I 4 Berry Of the Baptist church Of
heated. Mr.. and Mrs f. \, Burdett sang
two selections. The bearers were Z. =;
Farnum r A. Burdett, G. I. Aplin and
/ NJ T.. Robbins. Burial was IN Mount
/ Pleasant cemetery.
Miss Alvira Gorham OF Bellows Falls was
I in town Wednesday.
MAYNARD Beach will preach in the Con
rregational church next Sunday morning
Rev. J. L. Berry viii preach Sunday az
~ from the topic, License or No'lh
eensc. -,
Tho women OF the Baptist society vii
serve n dinner in the lower town hall neN'
Tuesday, town meeting day.
II q Eyerleth. who has been quite Ill
i much better. The trained nurse return
ed 10 Brattleboro the first OF the week
Miss Dorothy Aver is i'll at her hom'
with. scar'et fever She is being cared tol
hy her aunt, Mrs. Downing, OF Rocking
ham.
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Berry attended thu
Ministers Conference and Centennlal o
the Baptist church at South Londonderry
last week
There will be union meeting for boy
and girls at the Baptist chapel next sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Blood went to DUN
merston the first Of the week. Mr.. blood
brother.in.aw. George Fisher Is very II
with n1ammatory rheumatism,
The annual missionary tea will BE- serve
At the Baptist parsonage Friday, Marcn :
There will be a missionary meeting at
, o'clock and at ; o'clock. Mrs. Berry WI
serve tea.
Do not forget the ball which will b
) given by the Junior Order, OF Unite
March Is. Tie music wi be by McEnne
e Tvs famous orchestra. Supper will b., serN
+. "a in the lower town hall. This orehestr
| has given great satisfaction. All are col
dialy invited 10 attend the concert an
ball
S Last Tuesday Capt. William Robertso
. slirped and fell on the ice near his nom,
e striking against slate wal. He was bad
a bruised. his nose was cut open, also pa
. Of his lip. Six stitches we're taken IN "
wound. His fingers were cut also. u
was badly shaken m but i now quite .; son =
!, Portable Captain Robertson was 9sSlste
= 10 the house by B C. Howard and +.
i Harris who were passing when the acc
= dent occurred and went TO his assistance
i At the last grange meeting the follow
! INC committee was appointed to make a
i. ra RAJ for the annual grange fair ne'
. fail: Herbert A. Blood, A. N. corse
/ Frank Z. Page, Mrs. Dana s; Ange
:, Mrs. w F. Wheeler, Mrs; A. n; Corse
q and Miss Elizabeth Braley. The me-
meeting, March 10, will be devoted to no
ticultural interests, and Prof. Marshall -
II Cummings of Burlington, the state mort
G. culfurist7 will give an address on Oppo
tunities in Fruit Growing in Vermont =
e persons interested in fruit CROWNS, are J
It vited 10 attend as the lecture will be o!pt
e TO the public. Any one wishing to 20
5. The grange with the April class should SCI
e. in application by March 10.