Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
HINSDALE, N. H.
Mrs. G. Il. Holman.


Mrs. Charlotte Ellis Holman Sc. wife
of the late Jason II. Holman, died in her
home on Canal street Saturday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. She had been in failing
health for two and onc-half years. but
was not confined to her bed until about
two weeks before her death.
Born in Vergcnncs VT, July Is. 1885,
she was one of six children of Henry
Thaycr and Elmra Blake Ellis. Mrs.
Holman was very well educated, and was
at one time pupil of DR.. S. s. McCollis-
ter, well known in this section. She
taught school in Wcstmorcland, Alstcad.
Marlboro and MARROW. n. H.. before her
marriage. to Jason Il. Holman on May .,
1870 He died about two years ago. She
had lived here ~ years, coming here
from Surry. y. II. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
two and one half years, during which
time she received the best of care. She
was very patient. a great home lover
was always interested in the welfare of
the UniverSalist church. especially as a
helper. She was also n member of the
IIinsdalc WOman'S club, and the Chau-
tauqua circle. Mrs. Holman enjoyed au-
tomoble riding very much. and until
the cooler weather set in. she went riding
every pleasant day while her health per-
mittcd. She leaves one brother, Frank
Ellis of Surry. y. H.. and two sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Cook of Kccnc. and Mrs.
Mary Joslyn of st. Paul. Mimi. also two
stcpsons. Warren ID. and Henry y. Hol-
man both of this town.
The funeral was held in the home
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. j..
II. Sargent, pastor of the First Congrcga-
tional church officiating. James G. Snow
sang. Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, and
Sometime Wen Understand. The bur-
al took place in Pine Grove cemetery.
George Jones is i'll with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs Warren NJ. Hall visited
in Greenfield, over Sunday.
John Archibald of Claremont, has been
vstin relatives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Booth spent Sun
day with relatives in Bellows Falls.
Mrs l.. ~ Stearns recently visited
Mrs Chester F. Bruce in Greenfield.
+. G. Robertson is in Boston and
Springfield. Mass. few days this week,
Mrs. j. NJ. Lamb is visiting in Provi-
dencc. and pawtuckct, r. and Boston,
Mass
Mrs Bernce NJ. Field of Brattleboro
was a guest over Sunday, at j. NJ.
Lambs.
Several of the grade teachers attended
the teachers convention in Concord. last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Robertson and
Miss Eva Robertson were in Springfield,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. George Upham of Springfield
Mass. is visiting Mrs. George billiard in
North Hinsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gould of Med
ford, Mass, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George \. Robertson.
Lea
Wednesday for Lowell, Mass. where she
will visit for several days.
The b. Il. club expect to meet with
Mrs. c. F.. Bruce in Greenfield, Mass,
this week Wednesday evening.
Miss Marcia White has returned home,
after visiting her sister Mrs. George
Upham, in Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. White visited
their son, Harold White at Dartmouth
college, Saturday and Sunday.
Dominique Roy of Springfield. VT. is
assisting in the hotel barber shop, and is
living with his sister. Mrs. Dono Ber-
geron
Miss JoSlyn Gray of Boston and Miss
Martha Gray of Arlington, Mass. are
guests of their parents DR.. and Mrs. c. y.
Gray.
Mr., and Mrs. L. p. Bailey of Brock
ton. Mass, are at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. \. Bailey. called by the illness
of the latter. Mrs. Bailey.
All adult citizens are invited to meet
at the public library Monday. Oct. 81,
at 3 o'clock for the purpose of organic
ing Rainbow Reading circle.
Mrs Sarah Adams of Brattlcboro and
Mrs. Rua Adams of East Dover. Vt.
were entertained by their niece, Mrs
Helen Jcifords. from Saturday 10 Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Holland and
son. Roger. have been called to South
Chelmsford, Mass. on account of the
"crious operation and illness of William
Bcilcvillr,
Miss Minerva Burroughs Of IIolyokc
Mass. and several friends were guests
Sunday Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar II. Burroughs. They made the
trip by automobile
4 Miss Olga Jane Buckley. daughter OF
Mrs. w. n. buckley of Mcthucn. Mass.
and DIR. Holland Gile OF Northampton
Mass, were married recently, DR.. Gle
attended the Kecnr high school anc
/ graduated from Tufts Dental college il
| 1913. lie practicrd his profession in thi'
town several months. also in Littlcton
He is now practicng in northampton.
| News was received here recently of the
attack on Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Win
chell of Philadelphia. by burglars. The
hurglars entered their home in Philadcl
phia last week and brutally assaulte,
I them rendering them both unconscious
! Mr. Winchcll iS'iu = critical condition
with fractured skull At last report
| Mrs Winchell was unconscious and he'
parents in White River Junction. VT.
4 were notified at once and left for Phila
dclphia. Mrs. Wnchell who was Mis-
Marion Shattuck, will be remembered BY
, many as successful teacher OF must
In the local schools about Il year ago.
VERNON.
Mrs. George X. Stebbins is visiting rela