Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-30

DIR. A. D. NaSn, VINO nau peeH III III
about six months. having a complication
Of diseases, died at his home Tuesday.
Aug. ~, He was born in Canton, N.
X, ST. Lawrence county, March 10, 1872.
lie was twice married and 10 survived
by one daughter by his first marriage,
Mrs Stella Turner, in Montana, and his
wife, Mrs. Ella Nash. DR.. and Mrs.
Nash came to their present farm, which
is one of the best and well kept Of any
in the locality, being on the line be-
tween this town and Townshend. about
II years ago. He was a veterinary
surgeon and had always followed the
profession. He was an old soldier and
served three years in the Civil war.
While not a member of any church he
was a regular attendant until late
years when he had been troubled with
deafness, and for this reason had not of
late attended public gatherings. To DR..
and Mrs. Nash was born an only daugh-
ter, who died Aug. 25, 1910, from spinal
meningitis The sympathy of our COM
munity goes out to Mrs. Nash, who has
been untiring in her devotion to her
husband in his long illness.
At his request no funeral service was
held in the home. Rev. George X. Car
ter read the burial service in Woodlawn
cemetery in this village. Mrs. Delbert
Rhoades sang. The service was held
Thursday afternoon at 2.S0.
Mrs A. H. Farnum left Saturday to
visit relatives in Westminster.
Miss Nettie Cheney Of Brattleboro was
q guest of Mrs. S. N. Kenney Wednes-
day.
Miss Maude and Miss Marjorie Clapr
returned Tuesday to their home in Brat
tleboro.
Miss Bessie Bellinger Of New York
city Is visitor in the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. II. ]. Heath.
Mrs. Lyman E. Holden Of Brattleborc
and Mrs. Utley Of Holyoke are guests
at Bencasson cabin.
Mrs. Flora Read went to South Lon
donderry last week to do the cooking
for a few weeks at Hunts Tavern.
Mrs. Bean, who was a summer CUES
at Mrs. E. j. Butterfield's, returned
wednesday to her home in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowker of syria
cuse, who are visiting in WILLIAMSBURG
called on relatives here last week.
w. II. Goodnow came up Monday t.
spend a weeks vacation with his fam
lily in Elm Hall, their summer home.
Mrs Jennie Fay, fashion artist Of Bos
ton, and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
are staying this week at B. H. Smiths
After spending the summer months a
her NeW1dne nome, mrs. 4. y. beHeuic
returned to New York Saturday morn
ing.
An automobile party of IA from tn
Forest & Stream club in Wilmington
were guests at the Newfane Inn Tues
day.
Mrs. G. B. Bush returned Tuesday b
automobile with party of relative
from a visit in Keene and at Spoffor
lake.
Mrs. Frank White and little daugh
ter Of Hinsdale and two sisters, all for
merly of this place, were visitors her
recently.
spent a few weeks at Glenmere, return
ed Thursday to their home in IVES
Hartford.
The village school will not begin unit
Sept. 16, when 1t is expected that tn
teacher Mrs. A. H. Farnum, will be abb
to assume her duties.
Mrs. Alice Winchester OF Guiford ha
been visiting her mother, Mrs. D,
Banou. this week. Her son. Gerald, re
turned home with her.
Rev. and Mrs James Solandt an
young son of New Jersey came the fri
OF the week to visit in the home OF h
brother, George Solandt
Miss F. NJ. Warren of Monsoon.
daughter of the late DR.. ]. P. Ware
who was of this county, came Tuesda
to visit the Misses Newton.
The Grange had a basket picnic
the common Thursday. Interestil
speakers were present in the afterno'
and at a lecture held in Union hall
the evening.
DR. and Mrs. F. L. Osgood of Town
bend observed their 25th wedding am
versary quietly last week, spending t