The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-24

four prongs is displayed in VIII Sparks's
window,
John Jenkins has been working for
Ralph Gushing in Newiane.
Mrs. Lois Runrill spent Sunday at
George Bonds in Gultord.
Eugene Bemis has new horse which
he purchased in Battleboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ober and Miss
llossie spent Sunday in Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday
Mrs Don Boutelle and Mrs Mcintyre
drove to Saxtons River last week.
Emery Jones spent Tuesday with his
son, Frank Jones, in SaNtons River.
Mrs. John jenkins was the guest of
Mrs. \. l.. SaNton of Newtane last Mon
day,
Mrs. Hattie Wing of SaXtons River
spent Sunday with her father Emery
Jones,
Ray Bems went last week Thursday to
Londonderry to visit his cousin, Willie
Bemis,
Ed Bailey and Miss Ernie Derry OF
Brookine recently visited at Charles
Halls.
Mrs. Coleman of West Bratteboro re
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. John Sal
veslly,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Derry of Brook
line spent Sunday OF last week at John
Jenkins :.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ware of Putney
spent last Friday night with Mrs. Ware :
father, Emery Jones.
Mrs. Horace Bigalow has gone to Port
land, Me. for a few weeks visit with her
sister and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith and child
Of Bellows Falls are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Ambrose
Rev. Mr.. Vincent has been chosen a
commissioner of lakewood cemetery in
place Of James Stoddard.
Mrs. Clarence Woodland went to Brat
tleboro last Friday to visit her father,
who is there for treatment
c. NJ. Holbrook of Brattleboro recently
set stone in memory OF Rebecca Aus
tin in the Wiswell cemetery.
Mrs May Holden and Floyd with Mrs.
Frank Smith OF West Townshend spent a
day last weel, at Charles Halls.
Mrs. McClevel has returned to Dor
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with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Bigeiow.
f. B. Batchelder spent several nights
caring for his brother-in-law, Mr.. Gar
field of West Townshend, who has since
died.
Herbert and Myrtle Hall went to
Bratteboro recently to see their uncle;
Henry Hastings, who is in the Memorial
hospital.
William Perry is attending court at
Newfanc as juryman, Mrs. Aldrich OF
Wcstmoreland, ~ H., is staying with Mrs.
Perry while he is away.
Herbert johnson of Saxtons River spent
a few days last week with his parents Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl johnson. and tried his
luck in the trout brooks.
There was no school in district No. 8
the first three days OF the week as Rev.
Mr.. Vincent the teacher had business
that must be attended to elsewhere.
Gertrude Pike, who has been working
for Mrs. c. II. Willard, went last week
Thursday to her home in Wardsboro,
where she will remain for a month or two.
Miss Nettie johnson, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Cora Chamberlain in Worcester
Mass. is expected home the last Of the
week
The Leland and Gray Athletic associa
ton will send Elbrige Culver, Lee Davis,
Claude Vincent and Hugh Phillips to the
interscholastic field meet at Burlington,
May 30.
W. H. Blanchard of AIedford, Conn,
was in town last week visiting Mrs.
Blanchald's mother, Mrs. Cutler. 1t is
reported that while here he bought out
Fred Ober and will open hardware
store.
Miss Cowen has a class in eloeution in
addition to those who are drilling for
prize speaking. The students in this class
are Mildred Phillips, Hazel Taft, Flossie
ODER, Leon Stevens, Alice Ware, Flor
ence Marsh and Park Osgood,
4 sad drowning accident occurred last
week Thursday. Owing to the heavy rain
the water in the mud puddes was unusual
ly deep and two of Alma's little chicks,
having forgotten to grow web feet, were
overcome by the surplus moisture and
persisted.
Edgar Allbee kept track of the number
of hours that the trains on the West
River branch We're behind time during
the month of April and found that they
aggregated 81, or over eight working days.
So far in May the record has been more
appalling than during April Everyone