The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-20
NEWFANE.
Sudden Death of Mrs. w. G. Harvey


nesday at her home in Assinippi and By
advice of her physician entered the Mas
sachusetts Homeopathic hospital in Bos-
ton on Friday, accompanied by MIR Har-
vey, and the nurse in attendance Her
condition was not considered serious and |
Mr.. Harvey left for the return trip by i
automobile to his home in the evening, /
receiving news by telephone the following |
morning that her death occurred about |
o'clock Saturday morning.
Mrs Harvey, whose maiden name was !
Miss Florence X. Derry, was born in |
Townshend in February, 1880, a daugh- |
ter of Judson B. and Abbie Derry, who |
now live in Putney, and in whose family
were two other daughters, Mrs Alice
Adams of Athol and Miss Sylvia, who
lives at home and an only son, Clarence
of Brattleboro, This is the first break in
their family circle.
Mrs. Harvey attended the public schools
and was a pupil in Leland & Gray semi
nary in her native town. coming to New
| fame about II years ago as companion
to Mrs. p. c. Moore and being assistant
| librarian in the Moore Free Public
| library, where her gentle and lovable
qualities were recognized by all.
She was faithful to the many duties en-
trusted to her care, most kind and con
scientous in the home, where she lived
until her marriage Nov u, 1913, to Rev.
viii G. Harvey of Newfane, who was
graduate from Tufts college in 1913.
After his graduation he accepted the
pastorate of the Unversalist church in
Assinippi, where they have since lived,
and where services We're held Sunday af-
ternoon in the home where she had made
many friends.
The body was brought to Newfane on
Monday The funeral was held Tuesday
at / p. m. in the Congregational church,
Rev. f. NJ. Wiswell officiating Two Sc
lections were sung by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. IIescock. The funeral was
largely attended Besides the many rela-
tivcs who were present there were a large
: number of their former ncighbors in
} Townshend. The flowers were beautiful;
: among them were a large number from
friends in Assinippi.
The burial took place in Woodlawn
cemetery, Rev. Charles w Mock making
- the prayer at this service. The bearers
were Frank Rand, J.. II. Whitney, /. G
Higgins and \. Il. Underwood.
Mrs. Vida Gallup is at A. T. Ed
wards 5.
Miss Mae Redfeld is helping at J. D
Pierce 5.
Mrs. Hazel Derry is at work for Mrs
Stephen Foster.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hescock is recoverin,
from a recent illness.
II Mr.. McManus of Boston spent Sun
day with his wife at J. d. Pierce 5.
II Miss Hazel Wheeler of Holyoke is
summer guest at Mrs. Alice Micott 5.
II Mrs. Grace Cochrane of Brattleborc
was a recent guest at William Hazelton s
II Miss Perkins, who is at her summe
| Tome, the Nutshell, OH Newfane hill
| is ILL
Il Miss Parsons of the Spellman schoc
in Atlanta, Ga, is a guest at Rest Cot
tage
| Mrs. Carrie Benson, who has bee
= i'll week past, is now somewhat in
proved.
Mrs. Mabel Nelson of Manchester
= visiting relatives at the Wndhar
re County House.
e. Mrs. w. G. Wright of Putney is
visitor in the home of her daughter, Mrs
to A. T. Edwards.
:; A new Ford automobile has been a,
pe ded to the livery business at the Win,
ham County House.
- N. w. Batchelder and daughter, Mr.
q Friday to Monday.
Carl Wiswall of Brooklyn has bee
or guest for week in the home of h
A., brother, Samuel Wiswall
o: Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wallace of Ne
n. Haven arrived Saturday at DavidsC
a., Naples to stay two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hazelton of Dun
- merston visited his brother, Willia
- Hazalton and family Sunday
q Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Ware of Hillsbor
10 H., are visiting in the home of the
rk daughter, Mrs. F. a. Dewitt.
= n Miss Helen Martin is expected bac
n at Bencasson Friday, after visit
,ys Detroit, Buffalo and st. Louis.
. Harry Edwards, who has been i
~. threatened with typhoid fever for
Is: week past, is improving slowly.
A party of % friends of Miss Loci
g. Covey were very pleasantly entertai
is ed at her home Monday evening.
s Mrs f. H. TempIeton, who was a que
NJ. of Mrs. VIII Hazclton last week, return
- Saturday to her home in Brattleboro
8. Mrs. John Harris of Brattlebo
- visited the latter part of last week
al a. the home of her nephew, Samuel W
mt wall.
St Delbert Rhoades and family spe
md Sunday at George Goodenough 5 Il
fee visited the first of the week at Mrs.
ina }. Butterfeld s..
-. ID. A. Benson has sold a building
md to Miss Bliss of Akron, Ohio, on t
avs Old county road, north of his bungalo
fit to be built next spring.
- Mrs. V. /. Chase and Mrs. W.
'ck' Eames and daughter, Marjorie, return
. Sunday by automobile from "
ord weeks outing at Saratoga.
=, Mrs. A. II. Farnum returned IN
and