The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-03
BRATTLEBOROLOCAL.

Davenport's orchestra of FIVE pieces
will play tomorrow evening in Jamaica
at the July Fourth celebration.
Charles Miner. owner of the Princess
apartments, personally has taken over
the management OF the apartments
Thomas Perry has had charge of them
few years.
The First Baptist church viii hold al
picnic tomorrow in Clark's grove, near the
creamery bridge Everyone is welcome
and those going should board cars leaving
Prospect hill at go or 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary +. Stowell, 81, died yester-
day morning in her home in Londonder-
nv. She was the mother of Henry G.
Stowell and o. y. Stowell of Brattle-
boro She also leaves two daughters.
The funeral viii be held Friday at .
o clock in Londonderry.
The first members night at the Coun-
| try club will be held tomorrow evening,
the Fourth of july. There will be popular
price supper from $3.50 to 5, places for
which should be reserved before ) O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. After supper, there
will be a phonograph concert and singing.
with Mr. Cram at the piano and DR. Ira
cy assisting with the cornet, with more
or less dancing All members are urged t.
make a point OF coming to the club If
sufficient interest is shown, this viii no
doubt be followed by weekly members
nights.
The funeral Of Mrs. Abigail c. Thorn
as was held at $50 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon i'm her home on Williston
street. Rev. Richard II. Clapp, pastor
Of the Centre Congregational church,
dictated. The burial took place in the
family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The bearers were Albert Thomas of
Hartford Conn, Clinton Sawyer of
Rensselaer,, n. Y, h. A. Knight and
Fred Cressy. Among those from out OF
town who attended the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Simonds of Wood.
land, Me, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Sawyer
of Rensselaer, and Albert Thomas OF
Hartford.
The funeral of Mrs. A. A. Lazelle was
held Yesterday afternoon mt , o'cloeh
in the home Of her son, Clifford Lazelle
! at 81 Green street. Rev. Douglas G
Guest, pastor of the Methodist church
ofieiated The four sons acted a.
bearers. They were Leslie, Clarence
Clifford and Merton Lazelle. The buria
took place in Morningside cemetery, il
the family lot. Those attending from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
4 Lazelle Of Springfield. Mass, Clarenc,
j Lazelle of Williamsville, Mr.. and Mrs
4 c. J. Turner and daughter, Mary, Rev
\ +. III Perkins. Lawrence Snow, Leighton
Snow, Mrs. Edward Pratt. Mrs. Diantht
Niles and Mrs Lillian Prouty, all o
I East Dover.
The funeral Of Walter A. Psouty
who died Saturday, was held yesterda.
I afternoon at the home of his mother
Mrs. Ellen Prouty of Western avenue
1 1t was largely attended. Rev. d.
4 Trout. pastor of the Universalis
I church. oficiatcd Representatives q
1 Brattleboro lodge, No. lo2, +. and A. Nj
l and Beanseant commandery, No. Z. j
\ r., were present The burial took plae
I in Moruingside cemetery. The Masoni
4 committal service was used by Bra
I tleboro lodge assisted by Rev. NJ
4 Trout Tae bearers were Hoyt Barbe
| Merrill Proctor, Theodore Waleott N
! Arthur l.. Trip. Among those presel
4 from ont of town were Ezra Ames
\ Jamestown. n y, Mrs. Phoebe Walco
and daughter Mrs Charles Sioeum
\ and son. Theodore Walcott, of Gree
Geld Mass, Rollin Harris of WHINING
I ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weston, NJ
l and Mrs. Frank Proctor and JOSEF
4 Montana Of Bellows Falls, Mr.. and Nh
I Merrill Proctor of Lebanon, y.
! Mrs Minnie Prouty and son, IIarol
4 and Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Iaquith of Gu
4 ford, Rev and Mrs, II. ~. Shaw
4 Marlboro, Mr.. and AIRS. Roy l.. Adar
l and Mr. and Mrs William Burt of G,
/ rain. and Miss Sadie Winchester
4 Athol A large number of friends fro
\ his native town of Marlboro also we
4 present.