Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-14
WESTMINSTER.
Mrs. H. A. Wyman.

The body of Mrs. II. A. Wyman, who
died in Kcene, n. H., Sept. 4, was brought
here for burial Saturday in the family lot
in Pine Hill cemetery, beside her little
daughter, Helen, who died one year ago.
Mrs. Wyman was beloved by all who knew
her for her kindly deeds and estimabe
character Besides her husband and one
brother she leaves wide circle of friends
whose lives are better for having come in
contact with her
Those present from out of town at the
committal service were Mr.. and Mrs.
Field, Mrs Mason, Mrs Howard and
Mr. Hall of Keene; Dana Wilder of Gil
sum, n. H., Elba Wilder of Holyoke,
Mass, Mr.. Pebody and daughters, Mrs.
Fred Kimball and Miss Pebody of Lang
don, n. H., Mrs. Merrill Pierce and Mrs.
Ezra Pierce of Putney, George Farrer, AL
len Farrer and Oscar Farrcr of Chester,
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy of Winchendon,
Mass, Mrs. W. r. Melrose and son of
Bath, Me, and Mrs. o. A. Peasc of Ches-
ter
Rev Mr.. Sherwood of Salem, Mass, Of
fciated at the funeral in Keene and at
the committal service. Mr.. Sherwood was
a former pastor of Mr. and Mrs Wyman
in Keene
Miss Hazel Lewis has entered the Keene
normal school
Mrs. Herman Curtis of Keene is spend
ing the week at 8. NJ. Fulam's.
Harry White of Springfield spent Sun
day with his uncle, Jesse White.
Miss Lamoille Langworthy of Hinsdale
recently visited Miss Helen Hall.
Rev Harry Dascomb of Cleveland Ohio,
occupied the pulpit Sunday morning.
Gs9' &ess ssE. a w. VIZ Gf Of 1'H A.
S. Lewis.
William A. Miller of Orange, Mass,
was a weekend guest % Mr. and Mrs. +.
T. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel VIM and son of
West Chesterfield were guests Sunday at
W. :. Fenns.
Rev. and Mrs. f. w: Wild are attend
ing the state convocation of Congrega
tional churches.
Mrs. o. A. Pcase of Chester has been
spending few days with her mother
Mrs. l.. a. Pierce.
spending a few days with his parents
WI anu NllS' w IMAM cllltH.
Mr. and Mrs Harold w. Perry of Am
herst, n. H., were guests last week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +, T. Stevens.
Mrs. w. r. Melrose and son of Bath
Me-, were weekend guests of Mrs. Mel
rose g sister, Mrs l.. A. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Goodnow ant
daughter of Stephenson, n. Y, are
guests at Mrs. Goodnow S former home
Mrs. Ruby Heath, who had beer
spending several weeks with her sister
Mrs s. NJ. Fullam, returned to her HON,
in Keene Sunday.
Mrs. c. f. Perry and sons of Claremon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone and Da
mon of Springfield were recent guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Dam and grand
daughter, Esther, of Cambridge, Mass, re
Gently visited in the home of Mr., an,
Mrs. K. T. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Converse of Nal
den, Mass, and George Combs and Mrs
Frank Tyler of South Londonderry wer
recent guests at Mr.. and Mrs Georg
Walkers
Mrs. Frank Billings and son o
Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Wallace Gil
bert and two sons of Englewood, Cal
were guests from Thursday to Sunday o
Mrs o. p Fulam.
On the evening of Sept. IS there will
a musical entertainment at the town Ina
for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mis-
Maxine Buck and Miss Jane Golden of tn
; Novelty company of Boston and other
will furnish entertainment for the evening
Miss Buck is the daughter of the late Dl
Charles Buck of Boston and niece of Mr.
Anna Phelps of this place Miss Buck
a graduate of a noted school of music
The entertainment will be followed by
Victrola dance.