The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

t SyI attended, considering the Hines, !,
walter Joslin, Mn. r. A C.a,
p'nehvIi 4 "a California. the last . ,e
az ~ Nenlm where be !, tL;nt9,'''
s"s,"s IN market gardening,
"is' Hooker, who has been en,s,,,in..,
n,l sisters, the Misses o.snnJ ~,
~ monday, her daughter and Mr. cav .S,'
'su' hah going away Saturday wv
Mlss Harriet Mariner has r.,,,,,.l
not nome IN West Brattlebore Sha 4
sail 70 have borne the journey yerv NC =
" ana her health is much improyed NV
Miss Hattie Airing. who has h.en ,,,,l,
het mother for several weeks Ia WIN
,ulhed 10 her home Ia Greenfield NJ
Aillhs Is somewhat improved m health
"A party OF grangeB we've taken by n
~, chamberlain To Battleboo We1,as'
uaf evening To witness the working IA III,
.hlni and fourth degrees by the Bratti".
Inc students OF Mortified seminary nr.
W quarantine ON the seminary prounds AMI
dld not attend church as usual last SIM
naS ON account OF the prevalence of senr.
let fever in town.
Mrs. Ella Collins of Springfield was
called here this week Wednesday bv tbc
death OF her uncle Charles 4. Webster
and Mrs, Julia Webster Briggs OF MIN,
/ chester was expected later.
The black hound which died Of rabies
az +: T., Heads belonged 10 A man in
lilnsdale' II went away from home be.
lore any pecnliarities in its behavior had
been noticed by the family.
, DR.. 4. l.. Newtons team driven by
bert Reed collided with +. w. Doaneis
team a few days ago. There was no Sc.
rous damage beyond broken shafts. the
greater injury being done to the doctors
team.
Fifteen, of the members Of Harmony
lodge attended the meeting of the or.
der IN Orange last Monday evening. L,
w. Doane driving to Alillcrs Falls where
arrangements were made to connect with
special train.
Today there will be a meeting in the
North church of the North Franklin dis.
tnct Sunday School association. The ex-
ercises are to begin at 10 a. m. and
p, m. and an interesting program has
been prepared.
Miss Lucy L. Lambert of Westford. for. |
merly OF the seminary, has passed the ex-
amlnations TO enter st. Johns hospital |
to train for a nurse and later will become |
a Sister of Charity. Her many friends
wish her success.
Mrs. Pamela Kendall, IS. went TO Brat |
tlehoro on Wednesday to attend the wed.
ding Of her granddaughter, Miss Mabel
Kendall, to Mr.. johnson, one of East
Northfeld's plumbers. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson are later to live in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cummings returned
from their wedding trip last Saturday and
there seems to be diligent practice on
various musical horns by members of the
orchestra. No one knows Just why but
here may be further developments later
The young people of the North church
lad prepared a musical for Tuesday
evening but by orders of the board of
health it was postponed. As the pro-
,ram was an unusually interesting one it
5 hoped that later it can be given entire.
The engagement is announced by Mr..
md Mrs. r. A. Clark of their daughter,
Eva. to John Reed Both young people
re now of Brattleboro but until recent.
Y were residents of this town. Mr.. Reed {
) now shipping clerk for Emerson & Son :
f Brattleboro.
1t was expected that Mrs. Emily +. Will :
inns. grand matron of the grand chapter Z
you'd inspect the order OF Eastern Star
lst evening. She was TO be accompanied
" the grand marshall, Mrs. Clara b.
Ginger, and others of her suite. A ban
net was served before the exercises of the !
yening and guests came from Greenfield, j
,range and other surrounding towns.
The funeral of Mrs. Lois Hastings was
ED in Orange Monday. She was ma y
We of this town. sister of the late d
ewis, Henry and Charles +. Webster.
wo sisters are left, Miss Lucy of this a q
,wn and Mrs. Ellen Brown of Vernon. y
ne of the sad features was the passing
/ the brother Charles and this sister
ithin few days of each other from
,e lever narrowing circle here to the
yer widening circle there c,
There was quiet wedding at John A.
isher's Monday evening when his niece, 81
Iiss Edith Stebbins, was married to
AIRY w. Parker of Schenectady \. Y 9,
ev. n. Fay Smith officiating. Oniy the M
1mediate relatives of the family we're
,esent and on Tuesday Mr.; and MIS- -,
arker left for their home in Science T.
dy where he is stenographer Tor me II
aneral Electrical company. Among the T. !,
asts nresent was her sister from Spring III
Id.
The death of Mrs. Mary Stratton Taft
curred last week, the funeral being
,nday at the Stratton homestead, Rev;
NJ, Wilson officiating. Mrs. Taft had he
on in III health for some time and
mt to a hospital for an operation put to
was found that the disease had pro y
essed too far for successful trea aathn,: he
france who lives on the old homestead.
q, e burial was in the Mortified Farms w
metery. 10
Pie Fortnightly club had an interesting
|. III last asst Monday afternoon when in
Tvs Visitors was the subject. !, Mrs hrs all
M, WV ,,'o Of tbe time and character of err,
! Celebrated people who did 50 much ca
ding bv Miss Dickinson and an e9nloIU to
q pictures from Genoa by b MTs aeuG o
Field Genoa, Delhs nj Ihe " 1,'oro three err
niamin F. Field. There were Chree oy
v members added to the list. grf
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