The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-11

Mrs. susan -AlWoOu Is ILL.,
Edwin Sawyer is in town once more.
Herbert Stone visited his parents last
week.
Ephraim Osgood of Brookline was in
town Friday.
Dr. Thomas Rice Of Brattleboro was in
town last week.
The Hadassah league will give chick
en- supper Oct. 30.
Asa Thompson spent a few days last
week in New York city.
The Hadassah league met last week
with Miss Ruby Stebbins.
Mrs. Amelia Mccall visited recently at
her old home in Windham.
Miss NIyra Hobart is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ward, in Guilford.
John Cobb of Winchendon visited his
uncle, Henry Cobb, last week.
There was a ministers meeting at the
Baptist parsonage last Monday.
Ormando Derry of Putney visited j. H.
Ware and Charles Gould this week.
The Home club met Wednesday after
noon at the chapel and tied comforter.
Mrs. Clark of Hinsdale, n. H., is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Frank
lin.
George Cheney and his daughter Mrs.
Edwin Ella, spent Wednesday in New
fame.
Deacon C. O. Stebbins returned home
last week after a visit of a month III
Nashua, n. Fl.
Mr.. Thayer of Jamaica and Mrs. Wa
terman of Hinsdale were in town We'd
nesday buying cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. Hopkins of Rich
land, n. Y, are visiting Mr.. Hopkins s
sister, Mrs. H. w. Lewis,
Asa Thompson leaves Monday for New
York to take a position in one of the
oldest banks in the city.
Everyone will be glad to learn that Miss
Esther Dale is on the road to recovery,
the fever having left her after running II
days.
The women of the Congregational
church will serve a harvest supper We'd
nesday, Oct. IS. the menu to include hash,
salads and pumpkin pies
Miss Lucy Booth received word the
first of the week that her sister, Miss
Eunice Booth, was i'll with typhoid fever
and started for her home in Elmhurst,
L. l., Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Hapgood of Somerville,
Mass. who had been spending the sum
mer in Peru, visited Mr.. and Mrs. &.
B. Batchelder on her way home, leaving
for Somerville Thursday morning.
H. G. Franklin's coon made such an i'm
preston at the Brattleboro fair that no
sooner had he returned home than he was
followed by a letter offering to exchange
SIS for him Accordingly Mr.. Franklin
boxed him up and sent him to his new
admirer
West River grange will hold a regular
meeting Friday evening, Oct. IS. Each
member is requested to come prepared to
take part in the way most agreeable to
himself. The question for discussion is
What Is the Greatest Drawback to the
Farmer?
Harmonyville is suffering from an attack
of Boston fever. Mrs. Elwin Persons
started for the hub Wednesday and Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Willard took the train
this morning to view Bunker Hill monu.
ment, Fanuiel hall and other points OF
historic interest.
Fred ODER went the first of the week
to Brattleboro where he will work in
Flcming's store Mr.. ODER will return
home every Saturday and open his barber
shop every Saturday evening for the bene
fit of those who are suffering for want Of
a hair cut or a Shave.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society gave {
harvest supper at the vestry "Wednesday
where corned beef and cabbage, beets anc
turnips and all the rest of the things thai
go to the making of a good "boiled dish
were served with delicious pumpkin pies
and other good things. The ladies were
well patronized.
We hear that there is to be an Ole
Maids convention in town week afte
next. We understand that Professor
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be present with his machine which is sale
to surpass all cosmetics and hair dyes anC
which will make the old look young ant
blooming. For the cast of characters anC
further particulars see next weeks is
sue.
In spite of the rain Tuesday Mr.. Irwin
Watson's auction went merrily on
everything being sold. ]. H. Ware wa
auctioneer-which reminds us that Mr.
Ware is very popular in this capacity AM
has no less than three auctions on hi
hands for next week, one Wednesday a
Henry STATIONS. one Thursday at Free
Cutters in Brookline and another SatuI
day at Fairbanks & Sons in West Towns
bend.
A company of artists from the mort