The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-19
VERNON.
Katherine Miller.

The funeral of Katherine Miller, Q,
only daughter of Arthur l.. and Ethel
(Maynard) Miller, was held at the home
Tuesday at =. m. and was largely at
tended by sympathizing friends Rev.
F. II. Leavtt of the Advent Christian
church conducted the service, assisted
hv Rev Arthur V. Woodworth pastor of
the Congregational church of West Brat
tleboro, who offered PRAYER. The burial
took place in the family lot in the
cemetery in Dummerston Center.
Katherine Miller, born in West Brat
tleboro, April p, 1908, was a child of
unusually pleasing characteristics, low
able, active and endowed with a sweet /
singing voice unusual in one SO young. |
The bearers were the uncles of the child, |
William Warren, Avery, Ernest, Dwight |
and Il. Irving Miller. A profusion of |
beautiful floral offerings attested to the
love and esteem in which the child and |
her family are held
! The circumstance of the death of the |
| little girl is particularly sad, as the |
| father has been i'll since early in April |
! from an accident and is now in the Mas |
| sachusctts General hospital in Boston,
! too i'll to be informed of the death of
his little daughter. A depth of sympathy
I for the bereaved family is felt by all,
\ particularly for Mrs. Miller who has
had so many cares and anxieties.
Among the relatives present were Mr..
and Mrs. +. X. Maynard of East Bar
rington, n. H.. maternal grandparents;
l Miss Ruth Maynard of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Miller and Avery Miller
of Springfield, (Vt), Ernest Miller of
| Newport. ~ H., Dwight, William and
4 = TNr
Mrs A. |. Miller and Miss Rosabel
Miller Of Brattleboro, Mrs Ernest Piper,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Irving Miller and Floyd
Miller of West Brattleboro, Mrs. Mary
Coomhs and son, Clarence of Guilford,
Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. Lula Cobb
of Wardsboro. Many neighhors and
friends from Vernon, South Vernon,
Guilford, West Brattleboro, Dummcr-
ton. Brattlehoro and Wilmington, also
were present. Besides her parents and
grandparents, little Katherine leaves
two brothers, Maynard and Ellwyn.
The Sunday school session will be at
4 1915 a. m.
The library will be open Saturday
afternoon, July 81.
Herbert Airing is spending some time
at the home of II. w Fairman.
Miss Louise Rabbit of Brattleboro
spent the week end at j. 7. Wright S.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dugan and Mrs. L. S Ed
I wards spent Wednesday with Mrs. Reed.
Miss Ruth Robinson returned Monday
I from visit of several DAYS with her
grandmother i'll Winhall.
Miss Gladys Ncsbitt Of Windsor is
ependieg some time at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. II. s. Powers.
HI J. r. Wright and family spent Sunday
in Hinsdale, y. H., with his brother
George Wright, and family.
Mrs. H. L. Strceter and Miss Tina
I Streetcr came Saturday from Greenfield
h to stay several weeks at their home here
The Ladies' circle will meet at it,
rooms Wednesday, July %. Supper a
- m. Red Cross work will be in order
4 Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Sawyer and son
Guy, started Monday for a l0-days au
h tomoble trip to Maine. They were ac
4 companicd by Miss Viola Harris o.
4 BratteborO.
Vernon Grange will hold dance Fri
4 dag evening July 81 in the hall. Tn
4 young men will have charge Of the af
! fair. Good music will be furnished 70
1 dancing and ice cream and cake vii
4 be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bidwell and chi
dren, Ruthven and Eleanor, of Paxton
Mass, spent the weekend with Mr.
Bidwell IS aunt, Mrs NJ L. Reed. Othe
guests at Mrs. Reed S were Miss France
Osgood and Mrs Bruso of Worceste
> Mass, and Mrs. Mathews of Paxton.
The enthusiasm and industry of tn
\ women of Vernon, members Of the Re
4 Cross societies of Vernon and Sout
4 Vernon, continues with encouraging r
suits. A large amount of finished wor
is ready for shipment. The Verne
branch has received a check for $25 g:
refund of twenty-five cents per mer
Der not being previously deducted fro
your remittances to the state membe
ship campaign headquarters. This su
will be used for the purchase of mate
ials for Red Cross work Five new mel
bers recently were added to the societ
Mrs. Kate Squires, Miss Agnes Nola
Mrs. w d. johnson, Mrs. w. G. Coll
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