The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

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|F r. Caldwell is taking another bust
e,s trip through the west.
Mrs. Enrol c. Brown is spending a
lev days at Alfred Reeds in Rowe,
Over 30 new books have recently been
kdded to Dickinson Memorial library.
Mrs George Thompson is entertaining
Her sister. Miss Hazel Kinsman, OF
Heath.
Mis-, Roberts of Dedham is stopping, at
h. Mortified. She is friend OF Mrs.
Alvin George.
rhe selectmen have closed the town
bools and the reports are in the hands
n the printers.
Little Doris. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ware s
has been making them
fist from Orange.
On account of the severe storm the
keeting of the guild last Sunday even
b. was postponed.
Miss Broadway, the resident nurse, has
been called out of town on account OF
the illness Of sister.
All places Of business were closed FEB
b and many of the residences were APP
fropriately draped with flags,
Rev. D. NJ. Wilson spoke at the LIB
eral Laymen's league at Northampton
b. week on the race question.
The parlor at Overtown hall has been
Entirely renovated and new piano adu'
III, making very attractive ROOM
Martin James. the general manager OF
the local telephone exchange, was IN
Springield last week on a business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Webster re-
turued to their home in New York city
Monday after few days visit with O.
j. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Kidder have been
10 South Charlestown, n. H., to VISIT
Mr. Kidders sister, returning the hrst
y the week.
Mrs. Murdoch of Athol spent part OF
the week in town when she was enters IAN
n by Mrs. S. G.. Whitmore and Mrs
\ o, Perham.
A few citizens having proved their
3bity to read and write to the satls1ac,
ion Of the registrars have been addeu
b the list of voters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Newton also
Clliam Smith and family have gone to
heir new home in Kiowa, Kan, where
! hey have decided to locate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hastings came
.rom Warwick to attend the reception
ast week and Mrs. Hastings called upon
d friends during the evening.
/ Mrs Emma Bigelow spent short time
lere after her return from Boston, re,
Burning to Putney Saturday, accompanied
BY T. A. Bigelow, who met her here.
4 George A. Wolkins, president OF the
pa South Historical society, lectured a at
IT, uermon recently on WASHINGTON; Ills
life Time and Work, the lecture being
illustrated.
| Rev r. A. Torrey preached a power
pl sermon in Memorial chapel at Mt.
cmon last Sunday morning and mas
so preached every day at u o'clock
b the same place.
AT the recent republican caucus held
I Greenfield II. C. Parsons; a former
dcnt of this town, received the noml-
PATTON for three town offices, among them
Peng that of school committee.
Mrs. Fannie P Rowe of ithaca, n. I,
|nd her sister, Miss Hattie Perry, VINO
engaged in settlement work IN New
ork city, were guests of Mrs. n. T.
leNauder, leaving last Saturday.
| Wesley Irish was one of the Sons of
eterans who attended the convention
the patriotic orders held in Boston
p week and whose name was omitted
last weeks issue by the correspondent
Warren J. Wright, town clerk and
Eeasmer, is visiting Worcester relatives
3ns week Before he returns he INTENDS
n visit both Quinsigamond and Iroquois
lbes Of Red Men as past sachem OF
quafaag tribe, No. 149.
4 For the first time Mt. Hermon will
Ike part in the inter-scholastie declamaa-
Il on contest to be held at Hamilton col
i g Hamilton, n. Y, May 8. Henry, T..
h!er, o. has been chosen as Mt. Her
4 ona first representative.
4 The Unitarian church will be closed
4 a few weeks to open on Easter Sun
3 ~: During this time the pastor, Rev.
n NJ. Wilson, is to take his vacation,