The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-07

loving care she has given her the pass
few years. The surviving children are
son, f. R. Thayer of Brattleboro, and
two daughters, Mrs. +. B. Howard Of
West DummerstOn and Mrs. Aisle Wild |
er of Adams, Mass. There also are 10
grandchildren and four great grand |
children.
Mrs. Thayer united with the Baptist
church in Jamaica when a girl and af !
ter moving to Townshend united with |
the Baptist church here, in 1898. Mrs. |
Thayer was of quiet, home-loving dis
position, with an affectionate nature
and had many close friends.
The funeral was held at the house at
| | ! clock Monday morning. Rev. H. +.
LevOy read the funeral service and Of
fered prayer. An unusual number OF
| flowers showed the love and respect of
| friends. The bearers Were f. W. Wat
son, NJ. w. Thayer, W. a. Eddy and
| X. +. Davis, neighbors of the deceased.
| The burial took place beside her hus
band in the cemetery in East Jamaica.
Among the relatives from out of
town who attended the funeral We're
f. r. Thayer of Brattleboro, Mrs. Al
sic Wilder and son, Harry Wilder, of
Adams, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. How
ard of West Dummerston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorr Thayer of Bellows Falls.
Mrs. and Miss Hall of Keene are
| spending some time at the Townshend
Inn.
Mrs. Homer Ambrose of Newfane
has been at Mrs. Lottie Perry's re-
Gently.
Miss Addie Shattuck of Brattleboro
was a recent guest at the home of +.
II. Willard.
Irving Watson of Bernardston is
visiting at the home of his brother, f..
w. Watson.
Mrs C. c. Robinson and son, May
nard, are spending two days with rcla-
tives in Jamaica.
Several members of West River
; Grange attended the Grange fair in
West Townshend Tuesday.
Mrs. H. f. Levoy is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rolfe of
Salem, Mass, short time.
Mrs Scott and Albert Farwell Of
Providence, R. l., We're guests in the
= home of Mrs. Effie FarwelI.
Charles Shattuck of Staten Island
has been visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Il.
H. Willard, and cousin, Park Holland
Forester Page spent the weekend at
his home in Randolph. Mr.. Page eX-
pcctS 10 remain III TOWN through the
5. winter.
n Apples are plentiful and of good
q quality. Farmers are carting many to
: the cider MILL which began running
this week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. PerIey Allbee hav,
: spent a vacation with Mr.. Allbee 5
e parents in West Brattleboro. T. Allbeo
4 returned with them.
e Mrs Edith Cutler and Mrs Alma
u Cummings will entertain the Hadassel
u league at the home of Mrs. Cumming
= Friday afternoon, Oct. l6.
= Harriet Howe, who has been caret
u. for several years at the home of Mar
at tin Perry, came Tuesday to 4. d. Ben
A. son s to remain for the present.
:. Among those who Joined the Brat
h. tlehoro boaFd of trade in their TIL
IN through Manchester and vicinity wer
H. J. H. Ware. F. II. Willard, f. B. Batch
so elder and G. {. Robinson.
tn Wallace Powers of Washington,
:, G., has recently joined his mother a
an the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ellie
st Plumb. Mr.. Powers has been trave
- ing some time in the West, coming her
Id from Montana.
Il About % neighbors and friends O
lie Martin Perry held a king bee a
an his home Tuesday, husking about IL
ae baskets of corn, which was put int
a the, corn barn on the place foFmerl
IL owned by Ephraim Fuller. Mr.. PER-
)n was able to. be dressed for the first tim
IN Tuesday and is much improved froi
re his severe burns. The family Wi
1t. move shortly to his fathers, Williar
}y Perry 5, home in Simpsonvile.
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