The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

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which he saws is the last place God
made" where people do nothing but
work. eat and sleep. During the rainy
season the mud is knee deep while IN
the dry season the dust blows IN clouds
The hermit thrushes have come.
James Edison is home from Boston.
Fred Willard was in Brattleboro Tues
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Sylvia Derry of Putney visited in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gale spent Sun
Miss Eliza Burnap entertained some
friends Tuesday.
1t is reported that the Lucieh lhaSei
place has been sold.
Elwin Person has been confined TO the
house with a severe cold.
Windsor Whitney and family moved
Thursday to the Day place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lowe and Howard
spent Monday in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Davis OF Brat
tleboro spent Sunday in town.
Oren Smith and Miss Cora Brown OF
Athens were in town last week.
Miss Abby f. Follett has been grant
ed life certificate as teacher
Miss Park went to Bondville Wednes-
day to display her millinery goods.
Fred Willard was confined to the house
for several days with lame foot
Mrs. Kingsbury of Windham visited her
sister, Mrs Irving Chase, last week.
Mr.. Niles. one of the seminary stu
dents, spent Saturday in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Dennis Jones carries the pupils
from district No. to the village school.
The Van Valllenburg family moved on
Wednesday to their summer home on the
hill.
H. O. Gale has a new horse, a dark
bay, which he bought recently of Eugene
Bemis.
Mrs. Hobrook, Mrs. Edgar Allbee and
Mrs Alroy Snow spent Tuesday in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Abby Taft has returned from Buff |
falo, where she spent several months with |
Mrs. Jennie Taft.
Mrs. Leslie Lowe recently spent two |
days in Bratteboro with her daughter, !
Mrs. Thomas Rice
Mrs. Edwin Persons went to Putney |
last Friday to attend the funeral OF her
uncle, David Wood.
Mrs. Wilder and her children of Dunn
merston spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Susan Lawrence.
Miss Edith Sanders and Miss Clara
Stone of Brattleboro spent Sunday with
their parents in Townshend.
Mrs. KENYON went to Newfane We'd
nesday to drill the second class for the
Temperance silver medal contest.
Cards are out announcing that the mar
riage of Miss Jenny Mccoy to Frank
Lawrence will take place May "A.
Miss Harriet Fletcher spent Saturday
in Brattleboro at the Brooks House with
her cousin, Miss Susan Kellogg.
Mr.. Marvin of Saxtons River was in
town Saturday trying to engage Everett !
Phillips to build a new barn for him.
The Thompson family came from New !
York Tuesday evening to occupy the !
house which they recently purchased of a
james Stoddard.
Liveryman Burwell went with his four c
seated carriage to carry a load of peo-
pie to the Odd Fellows meeting in New 7
fame on Sunday. 5
Arthur G.. Follett recently declined to I
accept position on the engineering force e
of railroad in Cuba with salary of g
$4,000 and expenses o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Saxton and Mrs. W
T. G. Beard of Newfane spent Thursday v
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Mrs. Homer Ambrose.
Alton Holden returned from the hos u
pital in Montague Saturday. He was ac-
by his wife who had been with 81
him during his stay there. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Turner drove to y y
Newfane Sunday to hear the sermon +
preached by Rev. Daniel Mcintyre before = =
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. "
Misses Abby and Florence Follett went T
to Brattleboro Wednesday to see Twelfth n
Night presented by the Amherst College T
Dramatic association in the auditorium. n
Miss May Willard left Monday morn SC
ing for a short stay in Brattleboro and ii
Putney, after which she will 60 to Bur G
lington to visit her brother, William Will b,
lard. B
Miss Lizzie Aldrich of Westmoreland, IT,
n. f.. who has been learning the MILL q
ner's trade in Bellows Falls, came Satur- Dc
lay evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Will f'
liam Sparks. 10
The academy students presented the
play, Just Like Percy, and the farce, The
American Girl or The Sixteenth Wife of
he Sultan of Sulu at Newfane Wednes-
lay evening. ~
Mrs. Annette Townshend spent Satur- II
lay in Brattleboro with her adopted son,
Robert Lincoln, who is getting along as OF
ven as can De eApecCeu dlter Ills Sec 20
md operation
Mrs Richardson who has been spend 70
ng the winter at E. H. Fessenden's has be
'eturned to her home in Wardsboro. Mrs.
Spofford of West Boylston, Mass, will Sc
AXE her place. op
Z. /. Hastings attended the funeral of
us aunt, Mrs. Ezra Pierce, in Chester Pl
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Pierce was he
IS years old and was the last of fam foI
ly of 10 children.
A large number gathered at Phillip ne
3utter's auction last week Thursday The III.
i've stock and farming tools sold well at
nut the real estate was bid in. About ia,
% went into the house for the warm
Inner. do
j. S. Corser began Tuesday to drive ow
wagon for the Grand Union Tea com shi
amy of New York. His route will in Die