The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-06
HINSDALE, N. H.
M. w. Perkins Dies in Worcester.

ing. He underwent an operation May
26 for a mastoid abscess and 1t is be- /
lieved that a shock followed which |
caused his death. He had not been in
good health for two months.
Mr.. Perkins was born in Kirby, Vt,
in March, 1851, a son of Martin and
Helen Circuit Perkins. With his father
he learned the carpenter S trade. mi
this work he had unusual ability and
built many of the fine mansions on the
Hudson river and in southern Connect
cut.
In 1886 he married Lavinia Estabrook
of Barre. VT, a sister of Mrs Anna Til
den of this town.
Eight years ago Mr. and Mrs. Per-
kins came to Hinsdale and lived on the
Brattleboro road Last April they sold
their place to the New England Tobacco
Co. and moved to Clinton, Mass, where
they bought another house.
Mr.. Perkins was of a quiet, unassum
ing disposition and was devoted to his
wife and his home.
Besides his wife he leaves one sister,
Mrs. Fred Thompson of Laconia, one
nephew and three nieces also of La
coma, n. H.
The funeral services were held in
Worcester, Wednesday afternoon and
the burial took place in White River
Junction, VT.
The committal services were in
charge of the Masons. Mr. Perkins had
been Mason more than 80 years.
A dance will be held in Foresters
hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Catherine A. Dew has returned
from Boston after two weeks.
Mrs. George Little of Compton, \. H.,
is visiting Mrs. Carl Sergeant.
Walter Burnham of Boston was a
recent guest of w F. Robertson.
| Frank Glynn of Keene has been Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. George Estey.
Miss Minerva Burroughs of Holvoke
was sssesssssssss0 t.saae@ szse
George Pelkey of Hinsdale, Mass is
guest at John Wilder 5 and John
Deyos.
Miss Joslyn Gray of Boston is a
guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. c.
A. Gray.
Dewey Lafford and E. c. Robertson
were in several Massachusetts cities
| Tuesday
Mrs. w. F. Robertson and two chill
drcn visited in North Adams over the
week end.
Miss Ida Higgins of Greenfield was
a weekend guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ida Higgins.
Miss Tressa Whitney of Springfield,
Mass, was weekend guest of Hins-
dale relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Chadwick
of Williamsburg, Mass, were visitors
in town recently.
Sauga Atwell and two friends OF
Lynn. Mass, arc at the Atwell farm on
! the Mortified road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement .Holton OF
Charlestown, Mass, recently spent g
few days at their home here.
Louis Pelkey of New York, membe
! OF hospital unit, came Monday for
five-days furlough at John Deyo's.
Ernest w. Parker of Worcester, Mass.
/, came Monday to spend a few days will
2 his daughter, Mrs. L. j. Walker.
Louis Deone and R. NJ Langworth,
Q motored to Hatfield, Mass, Tuesda.
/ morning, returning later in the day
G Mrs Emma Laboldt and Mrs. Mabe
i, Burnham of Westfeld, Mass, wer
d guests of Mrs. Frank White last week
/. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sabin and daugh
ter, Ruth Sabin, and Gladys Murray o
/ Bellows Falls, visited Mrs. Sarah Sabi
o recently.
+ Herbert Atwood of Keene, who RI
S Gently returned from overseas, was
h guest recently of his aunt, Mrs. Alder
/ l.. Fisher.
; Mrs Carl Harrington and son c
d Hartford; Conn, are spending fe'
/ DAYS at Lon Frazier s and Mrs. Charlie
If A. Fletcher s.
: The Cheshire County Universalist ass
d citation met at Alstead yesterday. Re
Clarence F. McIntire attended today al
gave an address.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fifeld motore
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Russell I
Brattleboro to Hudson, n. Y, Frida
p3 and stayed until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Bartlett have a
rived from Long Beach, Cal, and pie
he to spend month at the home of M
p and Mrs. f. o. Packard.
", Miss Adessa Bond of South Fairle
re- VT, and Miss Rita Clement of Sprin
r. field, Mass, were guests Sunday
lily Miss Lamoille Langworthy.
The auction sale of real estate al
d personal property of the late Charl
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ne urday afternoon, June Z at ] o clock.
Children's day will be observed in
Universalist church next Sunday norm
and a special sermon relating to the 81
dren will be delivered by the pastor, r
no Clarence f. Mclntire.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Temple a
or children of Togus, Me-, came Mond
ra night to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs
- J. Temple and DR.. and Mrs. c.
Gray for the summer.
ON The annual mother s meeting and
ooi cia1 under the auspices of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union held in
in Congregational church Wednesday a
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