The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-10
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mrs. Orrel Tyler.


Mrs. Orrel Tyler, 76 died in her home
in this village Saturday evening, Feb. ;.
the result of a shock which she sustained
eight weeks ago and from which she never
rallied She was native and lifelong resi-
dent Of this town, woman much es-
teemed by all. Her life was full of good
deeds She was a kind neighbor and was
devoted to her family. She leaves daugh-
ter, Minnie, andione son, Frank, and sis
ter. Mrs. Leila Rugg of this town, and
two brothers, A. ID. Whitmaa OF Orange,
| Mass, and Charles Whitman OF Adams,
Mass ,Ibe funeral was held at the house
| Wednesday Rev W. c. Goodwin officiat
| ing, assisted by Rev. r. d. Enwright, and
| the burial took place in the Yearly Gene
! terry. There was a profusion of beautiful
/ flowers.
Henry Darling has moved into his new
| house.
Mrs. B. +. Wilmington went to Somer-
vile, Mass, last Friday for a short visit.
Dr. Wheelock, dentist, Of Wilmington
has opened an office in the rooms over the
postofIice.
Mr. and Mrs NJ ] Howard and June
returned from their visit to Boston on
Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Williams and Ruth
have gone to the north village to spend
the rest of the winter with their sons.
Mrs Mamie Helson is spending a few
DAYS in Newfane. She attended the fu-
neral of a great-aunt there Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams and Mr..
and Mrs o. ID. Parker attended the
funeral Of Harry Gould in Windham Sat
, urday
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Chase returned to
their home Thursday OF last week, after
spending two weeks at A. T. Williams's in
Goodellyille
Nelson Smith moved from the Ernest
Cobb farm to the George Herrick farm
Monday and Bert Howe moved to Tho
farm vacated by him.
The baseball enthusiasts held an nfor
NAL meeting in the law Office of @. Il
Clayton Tuesday evening and appointed
committee to confer with those who arr
interested in the north part of the tow
!, in regard to forming permanent organ
ration for the season.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society met a
:, Mrs. W. c. Goodwin's for their annua
: meeting and election of officers Saturday
i and the following were chosen: Pres
Mrs. Helen Boynton; vice pres, Mrs
Madeline Naile sec. and treas, Mrs. Can
RE Melendy; directors, Mrs Minnie Tut
n tie, Mrs. Lottie Hoskins, Mrs. Dizzi
McAllister; committee on entertainment
= Miss Mary Pierce, Mrs. Annie Melend,
Mrs. Bernice Tyler. A pleasing musica
program was rendered. Miss Ruth Kel
dali presided at the organ and Miss Edit
n Davies played the violin. There was tri
y by Mrs. Annie H Melendy, Miss Mar
Pierce and Mrs Bernice Tyler. Refresl
id ments were served.
N The South Londonderry Library associ
70 ton held its annual meeting and electio
of officers in the home of George
a Coombs Saturday evening and the follo1
y ing officers were elected: Pres. Z. Y
&c Melendy; vice pres, L. 7. Landman; sec
On w. c. Goodwin; treas, Miss Mary :
Oh Pierce; librarian, George A. Coombs; a
II sistant librarian, Mrs. Madeline Vail
es executive COM, W. H. Landman, NJ.
III Howard, A. Z. Cudworth; purchasn
CON-, Miss NJ. A. Tyler, Mrs. B. Boy
M ton, Mrs Madeline Vale, George
le- Coombs. Resolutions were adopted On
ag death of James Henry Whitman OF BE
" ton, who was so generous and interested
r. the association ever since its formation.