The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-11
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

las,
Als. c, II, Copeland visited in Vernon
this week.
Mrs. j. ;. Morse is housed by illness
this week,
Mrs. Thomas Betterly went 10 Boston
Yesterday Tor a brief stay.
T.. 4. Roberts has moved from West
em avenue 10 Frost Place,
John o'HeArn is boarding At q, H.
Prouty's ON Bonnyvale road,
Three new members united with the
Congregational church last Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Carolyn Clark returned Monday
from an extended visit in Boston and vi
cinity,
Mrs. 4. =. Blodgett is spending. the
week in Greenfield with her son, a. e.
Blodgett.
A party Of 2S of our young people en-
ioyed a sleighride to South Vernon FRI
day evening.
Miss Edith Stowe went to Maiden,
Mass, Monday TO spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Niles OF Concord, y, H., Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Alice kich'
mond, this week.
W. c. Alexander has recently bought a
handsome pair Of driving horses OF T.. H.
Akley OF Vernon.
Mrs. Mary Crosier Brooks OF New York
city is spending the week with her sister
Mrs, l.. l.. Cushman.
w. II. Eddy came from Greenfield,
where he is employed carpentering, TO
spend Sunday at his home
Mrs. A. Il. Bracewell is able to be out
again this week having. been housed sew
eial days by a spraincd ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smead Of Wards
boro are spending the week with their
daughter. Mrs. George G. Harris.
George +. Mather Of New York city
spent a part OF the week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Mather.
Mrs. l.. L. Packard has returned from
Ilinsdale, " H., to the home OF her son,
w. II. Eddy, TO spend several weeks.
Homer IIigley returned TO Troy, n Y,
Monday having spent several DAYS with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. ;. Hig!ey
George II. Hamilton substituted for
Principal w. L. Minis during his absence
from school work last week, which was
caused BY illness
Louie Thayer was unable to return TO
Burlington last week 10 resume his col
ege work as he has been suffering from
an abscess on his right leg.
Miss Nettie johnson has returned to A.
w. Stoves after spending her holiday
vacation at the home OF her parents IN
Wardsboro.
Miss Eta Stebbins and her nieces
Misses Edith and Emma Gray OF Vernon
were guests of their cousin, Mrs. H. ;.
Miller. Saturday
4. W. Stowe returned from Claremont
y. H., Monday evening with his bride
They are 20 live at Mr.. stoves home,
26G Western avenue.
Mrs. George b. Bush Of Newtane Is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, X. H.
Hawkins. Mrs. Bush was called here by
the illness of her mother.
Among the children who were absent
from school by illness this week are Roy
Barney. shelton Keneston. Harold Derby,
Ruth Weatherhead and Belle Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Peek returned to
their home in Greenfield Sunday, having
s i,er several DAYS at the home of Mrs
Peck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. {.
Squires.
Buell. Robb of Claremont, n. H.. who
has been spending several weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robb and
with friends in Greenfield. returned We'd
nesday to Claremont.
Rev. Thomas VI. Sparks of Hammonton.
y. j.. has accepted the unanimous call
from the members of the Baptist church
i'm West Guilford to act as their pastor.
His work there is to begin at once
Mrs Alice Richmond and cousin, Mar
shall Fisher. returned Friday evening
from Boston where they have been enjoy.
ing a two weeks visit at the home OF
Mrs. Richmond's brother, c. E. Clisbee,
The basketball game played between
the first and second teams of the Baraca
class Tuesday evening was won by the
first team with a score of So to -. A
fairly good sized audience witnessed the
game.
Mrs. Francis Lynde returned to her
home Saturday after spending two weeks
in Boston with her daughter. Mrs. George
+. Root Mrs. Lynde was accompanied
by her son, Arthur Lynde, who will make
a brief visit here.
G.. b. Harwood has moved this week
from Northern avenue to Forest street.
The Earnest Workers will give a social
in Academy hall the evening of Jan. %.
Novel features will be introduced and
the entertainment will be worth the price
of admission.
Miss T.. NAV Chamberlain returned to
East Mortified, Mass, Tuesday to re-
sumo her duties at Marquand hall where
she has a position as matron. Miss Cham |
berlain has been spending her holiday |
vacation with her mother, Mrs Sophia I
Chamberlain
Mrs L. j. Knight, who has been un-
der treatment at the Brattleboro Memo |!
rial hospital during the past three weeks, |
was able to 90 to the home of her broth |
err. H. G. Everleth, in Putney Tuesday, !
where she will spend several days before i
to her home.
Master Carroll Harris, the 4-year-old |
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Harris, |
who has been seriously i'll since last May |
from the effects of drinking I've accden-
tally, is so much improved in condition
this week that he has walked a few |
steps alone and been for car ride with |
his mother.
News came last week of the serious IL I
ness of Mrs. Wesley r. Phillips at her
winter home at Daytona Beach, Fla, and
this weeks letters state she is not so
well and suffering from paralysis. Mrs.
Phillips has many friends here who ex- ,
press their deepest sympathy to her and 7
hone to hear of an improvement
IN her condition soon.
The women of the Earnest Workers as
ISOLATION wish to express their apprecia-
lion to the public for the liberal patron
,ge at the sales of homemade food which
nave been held in the reading room dur
ng the last two Saturday afternoons. An
,ther sale will be held there tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock The women will
erve hot chocolate also.
The woman's association of the Congre-
,atonal church will hold a business
Meeting in the church parlors Friday af-
ernoon, Jan. 49, at 3 o'clock. At 6
''cleck the women will furnish public
lress by William G. Puddefoote OF Fran.