The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-19
MORTIFIED, MASS.
Death of Lewis Fowler.


Lewis Fowler, GO years old died at his Il
home on Warwick avenue Saturday follow
ing 4 shock on Thursday night. He had I
first shock about year ago. from winch /
he had partially recovered. He was born
in Ware, Mass, in 1913 and enlisted IN
the Civil war IN Company +, Third Mass
achusetts Cavalry. In 1872 he married |
Miss Kate Huntoon of Orange and they |
lived in Northern Wisconsin b years and |
for the past 80 years had been residents |
Of Mortified Mr.. Fowler was a carpen |
ter and was member Of the II. II. John |
son post, G. A. Il. Besides his wife he
leaves brother f. {. Ehomas of Washing
ton state and sister, Mrs. Willard Of
Grange.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at his home, with Rev F. ". Pattison
then. service also and large number Q.
/ the members Of patriotic organizations
were present Burial was IN the Center
cemetery.
Lieutenant Frank Otte leaves for France
this week
| con Vincent will give lecture at town
hall tonight on American Humorists
Mrs F. \ Welch Saturday evening.
Miss Violet Lyman visited friends at
the North Adams normal school last week.
Mrs Murray Of Barney River, Nova
Scotia, came on Friday to be guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. +. / Pallam
George Pfefierle has been certified back
by the dlctrict exemption board, and his
claim for exemption has been denied.
r. Talnage Root Of Boston, an official Of
the Massachusetts federation OF churches,
spoke in the Congregational church on
Sunday evening.
The faculty Of Sorthfield seminary were
entertained b. the faculty Of Mount Her,
mon Friday night at Mount Hermon at
supper and reception.
The Auction Bridge club is being enter
! tanned today hy Mrs. y p Wood. Each
4 member gives 10 cents to each club gather
ing for the Red Cross
The Ladies Sowing society Of the Uni
tartan church viii meet with Mrs T n
) Allen next week Thursday to work on
4 surgical dressings Tor the Red Cross.
Charles L. Robbins has been appointed
: food administrator for the town Of North
! field He will act az agent here for tbs
state and federal food administrator
Miss Marion Webster. violinSt. accom-
i panied by Mrs G. H. Webster on til,
= piano, gave selections at the Red Cros,
= entertainment in Bernardston, recently.
4 Francis SchclI has bought Il new limo
sine Cadillac and has engaged S II
\ Smith as chauffeur, who, with Mrs Smitl
n will 90 with the Sehells to New 1orl
soon.
d Richard Smith visited his mother, Mrs
q ~ Fay, Smith Saturday and SUNDAY. H
b Is with the chaufeurs' unit at Fort Stronl
Boston, and expects to sail for Franc
soon.
h Mrs l. f. Whitney, national dilecto
n of the Unitarian Alliances for Western
4 Massachusetts, was the guest Of Mrs
II. Webster while here to speak to tn
local alliance Friday
The Mortified red triangle Y. NJ G. i
committee Of eighteen men announced Sun
day that S7l3 lad been raised and tina
q they would endeavar to obtain the Sl0o
allotted to this town by Tuesday
II On Thursday evening OF tins week sery
ice OF prayer viii he held in the yestry .
the Congregational church Tor the soldier
and sailors who are in service from thi
town Letters will be read from thes
q Young men.
3 Many people from town attended tn
81 pageant in Bernardston on Thursday evs
ming. II was The Drawing Of the Swor
and was given for the benefit al the Re
Cross under the direction OF Ms Ale
Of Greenfield
Mortified las subscribed it, portion g
the war camp community recreation iunt
\ Sli4. large potion OF it was raised i
b contribution at the Congregational chure
n and the remainder was by soliciting i
q charge Of the board of trade
The Booth anniversary OF the calling {
Rev. Benjamin Doolittie To preach j
y Mortified was observed AT the Initalia
b church sunday Rev Nh Thompson spok
or Northfeld's contribution to Religion
In the evening l.. Talmage Root OF Bosto
was the speaker.
Tn "Wednesday evening OF this week
meeting Of the Mortified Brothnrhoo
viii be held at the vestry OF the Congrc
b ational church Luncheon viii be splv,
at 630, followed by lecture by Rev
E \. Thompson on. The Great Nolthwe5
v Illustrated by the stereopticon,