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John ii. Thrower.

John II. Thrower.
John III Thrower died al the City hosp
tai 10 Worcester Mass, Monday oyenin,
June ", Of pertonitis, following an operi
tion Tor APPENDICITIS. lie was born in Atho
Mass, Nov. 20, 1879 and was the son {
John Abraham and Emma Foster
Ihrower, lie was a private in Compan
q, ID Massachusetts Volunteers in the wa
with Spain aud received honorable dis
charge at the end OF the war. Most of hi
time since he has been an employe OF th
Boston X Albany railroad and was ireigh
conductor at the time OF his death. He wa
member OF Worcester Division Brother
hood OF Railroad Tranmcn, and has hel,
various offices in that order, lie married
Aug. 30, 1905, Miss Charlotte Wheeler
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George Wheeler
of this place, who survives linn with two
children, Ida May aud John Paul An
other son, Norman Wheeler, died Dec 20
1909 Funeral services were held from hi,
late home, ) North Terrace Worcester
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Tomlnsor
Of the First Univcrsalst church, oiliciat
ing The Brotherhood ritual was read by
the president of lodge 553. The bearers
were members OF the lodge Those present
from out of town were Mr. and Mn
George Wheeler, Rodney and Edna Wheel
er OF West Brattleboro, Scott Thrower and
son. Charles, MH. II II. Thrower and
daughter Nellie, OF Gardner, Mass
Mrs Harold Perry has been on the sick
list this week.
The plumbing has been completed in the
4 Baptist parsonage.
Mrs D. T. Perry is able TO be out again
alter weeks illness with lumbago.
4 The Twentieth Century club are TO meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. f. G.. Taylor
! The jolly Ten met last FRIDAY with Mrs.
/ Harry LeRav. The afternoon was passed
! pleasantly Light refreshments were served
Paul johnson OF lIinsdale, n. H., is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. Rex Coane, for few
weeks
There will be a covenant meeting this
evening IN the Baptist church at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. J. Stanford Morse has been con.
fined to the house tor over a week with
neuralgia,
\. 5. Cole of Sufield, Conn, was guest
Of G ]. Stockwell Thursday and Friday Of
last week
Mrs /. J. Knight is in Putney for an
indefinite stay at the home Of her brother,
II. g. EYcrleth
Mrs Walter Adams has been on the sick
list this week. Mr. Adams is farmer for
W. i. Houghton.
Miss Mary Clark Of Guiliord is expected
tomorrow to stay with Mrs. Alice Rich
mond during the summer.
Mrs Emily Perry spent yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Perry. She is stopping
with her son. Frank Perry.
George Robinson returned to New York
Saturday after spending couple OF weeks
with Mr. and Mrs, A w, Stowe
Hugh Thayer Of Middlebury college came
yesterday TO spend his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, H d. Thayer
Mr.. and Mrs William Cushman and
family expect to 60 tomorrow 10 Bolton
Mass. to visit relatives over the Fourth.
Miss Myrtle Briggs went to Mortified
yesterday to spend a few days with Mr.
and Mrs Charles johnson, formerly of this
town.
About p from here attended the dedica'
ton OF the Fort Bridgman marker in Yer
non Tuesday \ basket lunch was enjoyed
by all
Miss Marion Wilder of Dummerston and
Charles Cook of Bristol, Conn, are spend
ing the day with Mr. and Mrs. w l., |
Walker.
The Misses Lucy Thurber and Jeanne
Bodgett have entered the office of the lIol |
sten-Eriesian company during the summer |
vacation.
j. ID. Whittier has been spending the I
week in Burlington attending the Superin |
tendents' convention. He is expected home |
tomorrow.
Misses Dennison, Jaquieth and Closson
have returned TO their respective homes,
having closed their schools for the summer
The Cosy Corner club met Tuesday even
ing with Mrs Frank Martin and a social
hour was enjoyed Ice.cream and waters
were served.
Miss Helen Weatherhead went to STRAIT
ton Saturday morning with party OF
teachers to spend few weeks vacation on
a farm there.
Ernest / Perry is boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. d, |. Perry, and is experimenting ,
The construction of a cement bridge on the :
road.
Mrs. Rex Coane entertained the Equality
hub at her home yesterday afternoon Re !
'reshments were served and a pleasant
time enjoyed by ALL
Charles A. Stockwell has gone to York !
Beach, Me- with J.. l.. Dunham's family /
or the summer. He has a position as
,hautfeur for Mr. Durham. a
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Squires drove to !
Greenfield Mass, Saturday and returned
Sunday. They visited at the home Of their c
laughter, Mrs. j. G. Peck 4
Rex Coane and family took carriage
lrive to Montague, Mass, Saturday. They f
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Briggs 5
ormerly of West Brattleboro.
Ernest and Marjorie White, children of p
\. F. White of Worcester, Mass, and step v
lister, Miss Clara Thompson, are visiting
t the home of G. r. Wheeler z a
The women of the Baptist church will +
old another food sale in the reading room
saturday afternoon from to o'clock r
and lemonade will be on sale. d
The Misses Irene Mather, Ruth Hough-
on, Maude Miller and Goldie johnson en- D
Dyed an automobile trip Friday through \
Fortified, Mt. Hermon and other towns.
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Knight and family n
nd Mr.. and Mrs Frank Martin and Il
aughter, Irene, left yesterday morning m
N two months outing at Surf Side cot
lge ON Nantasket Beach 70
Mrs. Walton O. johnson of Worcester, fo
lass, came yesterday to be with her pa nj
ants, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Squires. until
ter the Fourth. Mr.. johnson and Mr.. be