The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-01
|,rthfeId, Mass.

~. O.sood have returned. from
Boston aud vicinity
a.. o.saod have returned from
G " Boston and vicinity
Airing has moved her
3, + , ~, 10 North Dakota.
l.' Mn. Edwin Holland Of Erying
lnl n, ,I,i,ors at J, j. Fishers.
p,mcla Kcndall of Westmore.
', mfst OF her nephew, c, A,
|. md Mr.. Tyler Of Berlin, Mass
nu visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Jg,morc has returned home at,
t i-st' Vii, with her cousin. Miss
| Duton' -. 49,. ,.,. o,o,,
.i pb' millinery goods at Mrs, 5. f.
eaorr'. store.
.,.,, +, Icing erected on School
~ Thomas Quinlan, Lewis Fowler
h Ne Contractor
.,r,r +. being erected on the east
S. ,bs hose house to better accom-
N driving the hose.
Carr has returned from his va
'F soI /, again employed in +. w.
N blacksmith shop.
= Williams has been moving the
"a b,rn and putting it up near his
IN, ~ On Warwick avenue.
,,a.spt much OF the cream from
Ham goes to j. j. Greenwood OF
IA and Whiting, Boston.
4. Mabel Richards has returned
u Nv vacation and has resumed her
IN C. F. Wiliams's store.
,,I.,,tiop of the Order Of Eastern
ls ,1 "a 10 Orange Thursday and to
a Fijoy evening of this week.
:, romcn of the Unitarian society
y ..rra A ten.cent supper in the
IA parIors Thursday evening, Nov. I
\. rrblic schools closed last Friday to
Y ~ teachers an opportunity to at
\ ,ba teachers convention in Tur
! Falls,
\, rnblic schools were closed last Fri
!. !, allow the teachers an opportunity
,-snJ the teachers convention held
turner's Falls.
n, Stimson and Mrs. Perry were re
!. =, visitors at Sky Farm" and later
= aimed by NIessrs. Perry and stim
. With his son. ,
n. Grace Caldwell finishes her worl
I, rask in the central office OF thu
igbone exchange and returns to he
4. in Greenfield Saturday.
l.,r,m Smith attended a recent farm
! meeting in Vernon when the ques
I Of buying the cream was discussed
! no decision was reached.
\, and Mrs. William Bigelow of Tor
,4aD Conn. who were called here b.
l Death OF Mr.. Bigelow's father, Amo
sbw have returned home.
N and Mrs. Joseph Cook of North
,ton have been the guests OF Mise
ina and Lillian Alexander for a shor
\, returning to Northampton Mon
M Charles Hooker was expected Z
Nj New York city Wednesday on ne
rn from Paris and will probabl
nd few days with the Misses Us
i,
Ms. Laura Airing Chickering of Wen
h has been visiting her mother, Mr.:
rght Airing, who is in poor health
u daughter from Greenfield has bee
llg for her,
Dr. Arthur T. Pierson has resumed n
u:e Of lectures in the daily BID
lne at Mt Hermon, the subject Q
addresses being THE Threefold Cor
tuition of Man"
Lee Bigelow and daughter, Laura {
IT Henry. n. Y, Orvilie Bigelow an
aey Spaulding Of Bridport, VT, WEI
town to attend the funeral of Amc
glov last Friday.
Several members of the local order
rs Of Veterans attended the meetln
d in Springfield Wednesday when u
vision Commander of Massachuset'
4 bis staff we're expected to be pre-
The employees at "The Naples" had
ly husking bee Wednesday evenin
len suspiciously large number OF re
Is we're found. Old,fashioned gaml'
re played and refreshments served Id
in the evening.
The water in the Connecticut river hi
En- very high this week and at OF
ne it was feared that the meadow
ali be overlooked and the tarme'
ld lose the corn and cabbages th'
D remained to be gathered.
There was a social in the Unitarla
uch parlors last evening when gam
ceremonies appropriate to the ia
geen season were played by the mel
n Of the Sunday school. There we
% several other parties in town.
4 hunter from Millers Falls shoC
llblack woodchuck on cold Crag i
ltly, There have also been several pa
\ hunting coons with the usual g1'
.cess and slunks have been caugn
party reporting II good SKINS
The third football game of the int
mitory championship series has Pc
yed at Mt. Hermon between Orossif'
0yertoun, resulting in a victory NJ i
gtoun. the score standing ITO. y
lole game was hard fought and excltll
the Overtoun team had the adVan
Of weight and better training.
The second number of the lectu
lNe series will be given next we
iday evening, Nov. 8, with the lra al
ntinental Trio as entertainers, !
zee artists, George Bartlett Cutter !.
igng hunorist Of Boston, Miss Ma y,
lnette Drake, dramatic reader OF VI
%, and Miss Helen Golf, contralto -
. Angeles, come with high press !
and an excellent van
ogram is expected.
The funeral Of Amos Bigelow was ne "
bis late residence on PLAN sur
i Friday afternoon. The various !
otic orders were largely represent
d the bearers were members o. =
rs Of Veterans. There was a iafge
ldance of relatives and TRENDS
anchildren being present. Besides
guar service there was the Titud5
{ G, i. r. post of which MI. pn y
was a valued member. Buriai "
the village cemetery.
Edward Mach the retiring super