The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-07
PUTNEY.
George A. Webber.


Mr. Wehber was born in Woodbury..
VI, June 81 1860 and was son Of
Moores and Susan Bancroft Webber
He married Hattie Orms of Dummer-
ston. who died May /, 1912 He leaves
an adopted daughter, Lillian Webber.
and two sisters, Mrs. George Brown 81
West Moreland, y. IT,. and Mrs. Laurie
Stoc kford OF Bellows Falls, and onc
brother. William Weber of Bellows
FANS
The funeral was held al the house
Monday afternoon at I.30 clock. Rev. +
T. t. Tlice. pastor OF the Baptist
church, officiating. The choir Of the
Baptist church sang three selections,
Abide With Me, One Day Nearer. ana
Rock of Ages The burial took place
in the family lot in the cemetery At
Dumnrrston. The bearers were George
Brown, William Wcbher. Clarence In,
gram and starr Greedy.
Harry White has finished work for
+. f. Blood. George Ladd has taken
his place.
Miss Ethel Page is at East Putney
finishing out the term OF school IN dis
trct No =
". q. TreaGway has 50 far recovered
from his illness with jaundice - TO he
able to be Up part of the time.
Mrs. Durham, who makes her home
with her daughter. Mrs {. T.. Earring
ton. Is seriously ill with. erysipelas.
George p. Aiken and John Lyon are
still hunting hrowntail moths OF the
| fruit trees, being employed lay the
state.
Russell Howard, son of Mr.. and Mrs
arH las 4
| field, Mass. 10 work in the Wells laa
-hne shop.
! Mrs Ormes, who has lived with and
/ cared for her son-iu-law. George A.
/ Weber, IS in at the Wehher home
| with bronchitis.
Fred ATureE viii move his family to
/ the farrn hc recently bought OF Mr.
i Converse, "a part of the goods being
i moved tins week,
Preparations are going forward for he
concert bl the Mt Hermon elec club
/ and quartet saturday evening, Feb. l.
ia the town hall. \ reader viii lee with
them this year, which viii add To the
entertainments
Thomas Tamau move! here last
week from Westminster West. The fam
iir +, occupying the AIMING house own
I ca by e.. l.. Thwing. Mr. Toman i, en-
ploved bv T.. E. Blood. Dorothy Howe.
the Young daughter at Leslie Howe. Is
boarding with her aunt. Mrs. Ialman.
l.. H. Bugbee y. NJ. Cor~ar. f. +.
kni4ht and q. I. Apljn have been re
leased from the bond given Tor Is. G.
tIemonS III the troyer ease brought
against him hy John Ware Of Town
shend and Albert Townsend oil Putney.
Clemens has been released from jail
on ms own t.t"- nance.
Mrs. {. l.. Thwlng returned Monday
from Hartford. Conn. where She had
been nearly three weeks, called there
by the serious illness OF her son. George
IL. Thwing, whom she left more com
Portable, After undergoing an opera
tiou for Appendicitis, eritoultis and
pneumonia developed and he Is stlll in
a critical condition.
All the schools close this week eX-
ccpt the ninth grade ana high school
aud the school Al East PntueN. which
has Ia ma ke UP time. Miss Lennon.
teacher Of the seventh and eighth
grades. goes 70 her bone in Wellesley.
Mass. Mis-. Winchester, primary, 70
ier home in GuiIiord Miss Crosby, No.
}, to Middletown Springs.
The townsIeopic are cordially invited
to attend the open meeting OF Pomona
Grange in the town hall saturday, The
t meeting will open =! l.@9. futney
Grange has ono OF the Youngest masters
. of the Oranges IN this locality in
: George liassett, who was elected I" The
office tins year. He makes up m enthH-
sIasm what he lacks IN wears.
Clarlce Poland young daughter OF
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Poland, had q
; marrow escape from a serious aegldent
while coastln@ Monday afternoon
tempted hE me crust 10 Silae IN tue
! heid PACK - the mouse she came "ifi
great sleea INTO me brushes ana renee
! ! haFihS ioS' 1oh',o. q HSF S]ei- : 2aSi
: was 'I' III heI lsll G>t'''' .'"" ! ''fN
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