The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
Putneyand Vicinity
PuTNEY.
Ray. IaxiE W. N,orey.

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Everett, Mass. Friday, June Ia, MI
Morey was born in Lowell, Mass, Nov,
20, lS4S, one Of thtce children OF Nv
man and Mary Chamberlain Morey
His early life was spent IN Lowell ana
Maiden, Mass After the death OF his
father the family came 20 Vermont and
lived IN North ThetfoEd and FaTlec. lie
attended Montpelier seminary, where
be- was associated with many young men
who afterwards became prominent MN
isters in Methodist Episcopal churches
in this and other states. lie was grad
uated from Dartmouth college IN the
class of 1876, During some 81 the time
while taking hi college course, he
taught school ~ tuttinPsyille, W" ann
Wells, Me. He was very successful
teaoher He entered the ministry Of
the Congregational church with license
10 preach aud served as pastor of the
churches ia East Fairfield and Lyndon
for four years. He was ordained and
installed over the Congregational church
IN Needham, Mass, Sept. !, 1889, and
v-is also pastor Of congregational
churches in Lancaster, Mass, Antrim
Center and Gorham, ~ H., also Derby
and putney, VT He served the Putney
church faithfully for four wears, when
failing health compelled him "a resign
his passionate. IN February be went 10
South StrafioTd 20 make his home with
his sister, Mrs II @ Gilkey.
Mr. NOrev married, Sept. J, 1850.
Sarah Frances Benner OF Lowell, Mass,
daughter of well. known business man
of that city. Mrs. Morey died in Cor
ham, n ~. Sept 9, 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Morev lived in Lowell,
Mass, from 1884 10 1900 in the Benner
home During that time Mr.. Morey was
associated with the Bureau OF Minlste.
rial Supply IN Boston, and often went ~
supply 70 various churches. He made
many friends and was very successful m
his work and during this time was with
many prominent men IN the church. He
had n wide knowledge OF men and az
fairs.
Mr. Morey was a broad minded man,
q deep thinker, and a preacher of more
than ordinary ability. No one was con
demned hy him. but be had the greatest
charity for all Rev. Mr. Kenngott, a
friend Of 90 wears standing, spoke very
highly Of Mr. MOrey life and work.
His interest in his church, its work and
his people was nnfailing. His home life
was IDEAL He was always kind, con
siderate and helpful, and ms thought
fulness extended to all about him. He
leaves one sister. Mrs Herbert G. Gil
KEY, of South STAFFORD, and an adopted
daughter Mrs. Addve G. Michaud, OF
Berlin, ~ II.
The funeral was held Sunday after.
noon at 2 clock in the Talbot Memo
rial chapel. Lowell cemetery, Rev
George F. Kenngott, pastor of the First
Lutheran congregational church OF
Lowell officiating. The burial was in
the Beuner family lot. Lowell cemetery.
William Washburn is at home from
Mortified.
Mrs. II. L. Taft ha. moved into z. ".
Huntley S house.
Mrs. Hannah r Waite returned from
Bellows Falls Monday
Miss katherine Manning is boarding
with Mrs Villa J. Davenport.
Vernon Williams spent Saturday and
Sunday at Claremont Junction.
Miss Lillian Weber visited in Brat
tleboro from Friday until Sunday,
Eugene Berry came home Friday from
Colgate university, Hamilton, y. Y.
Miss Carrie Warren of Westminster
was . visitor at n. w. Locke s Tuesday.
Samuel NJ. Pember of Bellows Falls
was q visitor at the Pierce farm Sunday.
Miss Ethel Coane of Brattleboro was
a visitor of Miss Lillian Weber Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. II. s. McHale visited
at the Baptist parsonage last week We'd
nesdav.
Miss Hattie Locke of Bellows Falls is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs N. w. Locke
this week.
Mrs. Hattie Knight of West Brattle
boro is visitor this week at II q.
Everleth :.
Lewis crafts Of Lyndonville was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. Hannah g.
Parker Monday.
Rev ]. Z. Berry viii preach at
Pierce g hall, East Putney, Sunday,
June 25, at 2.30.
The young people win give q dance !
Friday evening at the town hall from
10 until 2 o clock,
MAYNARD Beach will preach in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Ethel Page returned Friday
from Randolph, where she has been at
tending the normal school.
Rev. !. f. Berry and Eugene Berry
attended the graduation exercises at
L
The first quarterly conference will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
next Thursday morning at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Sanders and two
children of Bratteboro were visitors at
Henry Crawford Is over Sunday
Mrs H. L. Taft went Friday to South |
Hadley Falls to visit her daughter, Mrs.
II. Fl. Spauling, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. CARPENTER
and little son, Roy, visited Milo Il.
Whitney in Brookline last Sunday
Misses Jennie and Cecil Thayer Of
Enfield, Mass are guests TINS week OF
their cousin, Mrs. N. Harlan whitney
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wright of West |
minister were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N
Harlan Whitney Saturday and Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loyeland OF
came Friday to visit Mr. |
Loveland IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Love
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Richards came |
to Putney and are visiting |
Mrs. Richards S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie.
Mrs. William Burnett and son, John,
and daughter, Grace, of West Dunn
merston, were visitors at }. N. Under
woods Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Campbell and
child are visitors at the home of Mrs. |
Campbell IS brother, DR.. F. A. Towns
bend.
Miss Glenn Little of Saxtons River
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Lit.
tie, and at II. G. Everleth s the first of
The week.
E. w. Aiken presented each of the
three churches with beautiful bunch