The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The members of the Holy Name So
ciety are asked to meet at 7.30 this
evening at the home of the late Edward
B. Moran to recite the Office for the
dead.
a telegram was received here today
announcing the death in Glens Falls
n, Y, last night of Mrs. Flora (Coolidge)
Iheobald, formerly of Brattleboro. The
funeral will be held Monday.
The Chinese Peknese dog Cohen, +"
owned by Miss Vesta Proctor: was run
over by j. A. Hoadley's automobile
Thursday afternoon near the Princess
theater and was killed.
On account of the influenza epidemic
which is spreading throughout the
county all the poultry culling demon
7trations which had been planned by
County Agent Arthur w. Sweeton and
"A. l.. Smith of the extension service
in Burlington have been cancelled.
Among the appointments made by
the war department yesterday was
that of George Il. l. 'Ecuver of Enos-
burg Falls to be chaplain with the
rank of first lieutenant. Lieut. leu
yer was curate of ST. Michael S Roman
Catholic church several years ago.
The funeral of Clifford NJ. Nichols.
who died of pneumonia Thursday in
the emergency hospital, was held this
afternoon at O'Clock in Moran g.
Rohde's undertaking rooms Rev.
Richard III. Clapp, pastor of the Centre
| Congregational church officiated The
| bearers were members of the family.
The burial took place in Meeting House
Hill cemetery.
At the brief funeral service for Ed
ward b. Moran in ST. Michaers Roman
! Catholic church tomorrow at o'clock
the body will not be seen, but any
friends who wish to see him may do
so at the Moran home on Chestnut hill
up TO o clock tomorrow. After the
| church service street ears will be wait
ing at the foot of Walnut street for
the convenience of any who wish 10
20 to the Roman Catholic cemetery on
Prospect hill.
The funeral of Lawrence f. Cush-
man, who died of influenza Wednes-
day night in his home on Elm street
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o clock at his home. Rev. f. s. Hewitt
pastor of the Advent Christian church
ofiieiated. The burial took place in the
West Brattleboro cemetery. EaA J
Taylor and Louis F. Cotton sang tive
selections: Light at Eventide and
| VIII Not Forget Thee. The bearers
were Leon Cushman, Walter Cushman
Harry LeRay and lewis Clapp Their,
was a profusion of beautiful flowers
from relatives and friends, including q
wreath from the CRYSTAL Springs lee
company, by whom Mr.. Cushman was
employed and a floral piece from tn,
employes of the company.
The funeral of Timothy A. Murphy
of Buffalo, \. Y, formerly of Brattle
boro, was held this morning at clocl
in St Michael s Roman Catholic church
Mr.. Murphy died after a short lines.
with bronchial pneumonia. and hi,
body arrived here last night on the 9. /.
train. On account of the epidemic o.
! influenza, only a few friends attende,
the funeral this morning. Rev. Jane
T. Rand officiated. The bearers wer
John /. Kaine, Daniel Shea, Bartholo
new Riley and Luke Ferriter. TIL,
burial took place in the family 10
in st. Michael s Roman Catholic GENE
terry. Those attending from out o
town were Mrs. 7. A. Murphy and Nj
/, and Mrs. John J. Cunningham anC
children of Buffalo, Dr. Thomas Car
and mother of Boston, d. w. Sullivan
and family of Bellows Falls, Mrs Mar,
Farrell of Barre, DR.. j. T. Ridden o
Bellows Falls, Mrs. Sweeney of Spring
field. Mass, and Miss Reynolds of Bel
lows Falls