The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-30
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Death of Mrs. Ella q. Ware.


Mrs. Ella G. Ware. who has made
her home with her brother. Ii. F. Camp
bell Of this town. several years, died in
Claremont Oct. "a. She went to Clare
mont only few days before TO visit her
sister and niece. Her death was due to
double pneumonia
She was born in Putney, VT, Nov %
1904, daughter of Alexander and Julia
lhranklin) Campbell. On Jan. 4. 1885,
she married Levi Ware, who died in
1894. They lived in Chesterfield and
Westmoreland For the past year She
had been with her aunt and uncle. MIR
and Mrs. Merrick Greeley, in Westmore-
land
She lived life of usefulness, doing for
others as long as her strength would per
nit. She leaves a sister Mrs. Mary
Holland of Claremont and a brother, b.
f. Campbell of this town.
The funeral and burial took place in
Pumey.
Mrs Elwood Weed will entertain the
b. b. club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. McLaren have
gone TO Nashua for the winter.
Miss Eva Robertson attended the La
zelle luncheon ut Hartford Saturday.
Miss Helen Kimball came home from
Boston Thursday to spend the weekend
Miss Joslyn Gray went to Boston
Monday intending to remain there about
two months.
The hash supper served by the Uni
verSaGst Ladies' society Oct. % was
we'll patronzed
The Knitting club women were enter
tanned ut the home of Mrs. Susie Rob
ertson Oct. -.
Mrs. f. f. Stratton and Miss Ida
Srdrton spent Saturday with Mrs. W.
III. AdricE in Keene.
Ruth Cotton went to Troy Saturday
20 stay over Sunday. Mr.. Cotton will
join her there Sunday.
Harold White was at home from Dart
mouth and Paul Chamberlain at home
from Holyoke tor the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson and
Frederick Leonard went to Boston
Thursday. They will return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harold G. Holland went
70 Boston Friday. they attended the
Harvard-Dartmouth football game Sat
urday intending TO come home Tuesday
Miss Josephine Keaney of Dorchester
Heights and Miss Dora Sprague OF
Saugus. former members of the high
school faculty. were here TO attend the
Halloween party.
There was an alarm of fire Saturday
morning from the home Of Joseph Bell
bil hester Htlu Ibiu IfSuttiHS III biilN
Slight damage. Probably the fire was
caused by a defective chimney.
Mark Chamberlain hurt his left arm
on u nail while working ut the Hinsdaie
Paper Co. mill week ago. 1t has been
ftroubling him the past few days and
Thursday he went 10 DIR. Lynch for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Robertson
and Rev. and Mrs. J. ii. Sargent went
To Claremont Friday To attend the Chris
tian Endeavor convention. They re-
turned home Saturday afternoon. Her
man Hudson. Doris Wellington. Amy
Browning Elsie Crowninshield and Mil
dred Booth Went Friday, returning sun
day evening.
The high school held its annual Hal
loween party Friday. Shows orchestra
furnished music. The hall was well
filed and many were masked. The grand
march started mt $50 Mrs. II. c. Hol-
land, Mrs. G.. T. Robertson and Paul
Ii. Mann acted gs judges of costumes
and awarded the Cfirst prize to the har-
vesters,' Misses Constance Wright and
Esther Smith The second prize was
given TO Santa Claus, Leonard Young.
There were many other very interesting
costumes. The party broke up at j.
O'Clock