The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-06
PUTNEY.
Mrs. Ida StoWell.


Mrs. Ida Stowell, who died Friday |
morning in Windsor, was brought here
for burial in the family lot in Mount
Pleasant cemetery Monday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Cole of Uinsdale, y. H., ofii-
ciated at the committal service. Bert
Cole, Louis Gorham, Raymond Stoweli
and Fred Kerr acted as pail bearers.
r. r. Gorham sang at the grave. Those
who were present from out of town be-
sides her only child Helen Stowell,
were: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cole and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Gorham of Windsor,
Mrs. Olive j. Stowell of Brattleboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Kerr, Mrs. May
Hoag, Miss Bertha and Miss Ethel and
Fred Kerr and f. +. Gorham of West
minister West, Miss Elvira Gorham of
Bellows Falls, Mrs. Lucy Wakefield of
| BrattlebOro.
| Mrs. Stowell was the second daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gorham
| of this town and was member of
Golden Rule chapter, o. f. s., also a
charter member of the Fortnightly club.
! Mrs. j. V. Shaw has been i'll, but is
| improving.
Mrs A. l.. Howard is i'll and is being
| cared for by Mrs. Charles Martin.
Miss Ethel Page returned Monday
70 her school teaching at Saxtons River.
/ Miss Tatro, the blind music teacher
in Rutland, came Tuesday to visit her
cousin, Mrs. Gary Martin.
Mrs. Stafford s brother-in law, A. B.
Day of Providence. X. l., spent Sunday
and Labor day with Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B.
Stafford.
Miss Nellie y. Clarke attended the
meeting for Librarians and trustees of
Windsor and Windham counties Tues
day in Windsor.
Rev. and Mrs II. r. Davis have been
in South Newfane this week attending
!. the Windham County Association OF
: Baptist churches.
Mrs. l.. H. Bugbee and son, Richard
and Mrs +. w. +. Dyer and two daugh
tiers, Elizabeth and Marion, are bacl
from their week at River View camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eaton returned t.
their home in New York Saturday, aft
or spending their vacation of two week
with Mr.. Eaton S mother, Mrs. II. G
EVerleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Everleth an,
dduEHtClt 'hdiiOlNc i-dNOh. ICii -hoheaia
for Brunswick. Me-, to visit relatives
returning to Boston for a few days be
fore coming home.
Mrs. Ellen Sabin and daughter, Mis-
Mary Sabin, who were guests for |
days of her brother, f. C. Parker, lef
for their home in Portland, Me-, WedneG
day.
Mn and Mrs. Wiedeman and two chi
: dren, who formerly were at Elm Leig
= farm but more lately Of Bennington
. n. H., are guests this weoiI at w. 4
= Page 5 on West hill.
~ Mr.. and Mrs George Marlboro hav
IN returned from a two-weeks vaeatio
II and have returned to their work, NJ
Marlboro at :. l.. Davis s store an
Mrs. Marlboro at the w. A. Cole Pap,
Co. 5 MILL
Miss Matilda Brown, a graduate
the Baptist Missionary Training scho
TO in Chicago and a worker among the il
: migrants as they land in Boston, W
sreak in the Baptist church this WEI
Friday evening, Sept. I, at 7.45. Ever
one is invited.
Lorenzo Scott of Springfield Mas
was az the home of his father, II.
u
n sister, Mrs. Mary Patterson, and daug
n ter, Dorothy, returned with him
H Longmeadow, where they are now ma
M ing their home, having been 2pendi
ii their vacation with her father, H.
Scott.
First Baptist church, Rev. r. b. Day
pastor. Preaching service l0.45. 7
pastor will give report of the VIII
ham County Baptist association me
ing at South Newfane Sept. and
IL NJ, Bible school. The men Is Ella
viii discuss the question, Resolved II
the prohibition of all alcoholic bev
The age in the army and navy and not
:. the the nation is consistent; p.
hristian Endeavor meeting. Top
no Are you a yes-Butl Ga lesson on
or euses). The subject of the talk on
put pledge by the pastor will be the wol
,es ~ will strive. A cordial invitati
80, to all services.