The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-31

Miss Iessica Follett returned TO her
home in Readsboro Wednesday.
Frank A. Childs has an automobile re-
Gently purchased in Brattleboro'
Charles III. Faulkner OF Readsboro was
in town "Wednesday on business
O. T.. Butterheld has been in Newiane
this week attending county court.
A sewer i being constructed across the
road from the bridge TO the town nall
President i. T.. kcllns OF Malone, ~
y, was a business visitor IN town Tues
DIR. l., T. Page has Just erected new
barn near his residence on East Main
street.
Mrs. Daniel 4. Buell. still remains very
low aud fears are entertained for her re-
coyery.
The Choate factory is not running this
week ON account of repairs which are De
ing made.
Col. J. II. Goulding left town Wednes
DAY for Keesville, \. Y, where he spoke
yesterday,
Harrison Kingsley accompanied John
Collins to his home in Blackinton to spend
Memorial day.
An extensive addition is being attached
to the main building OF the Forest anu
Stream club house.
Mrs. Minnie Corlins returned last FRI
day from New York, where she had spent
the winter with her sister.
Miss Hattie Davis OF Reads6oro Is az
Perry Davis's. Her many friends are glad
TO know she is gaining in health
Frank Titus and family, Mrs. b. Il
Wheeler. Mrs. II. W. Miller and Mrs
Ellsworth were in North Adams Tuesday
Some who planted their gardens tive
weeks ago report that no seeds are com
ing up on account OF the unusually 'oi'
weather.
John r. Buell. has erected a commodiooiu'
building attached to his barn Tor tne
storage of the automobile belonging to MS
son, J, Albert Buell..
Martin 4. Brown is having the Cor
kins barn removed to the lot near the
residence of Walter 5. Brown on Beaver
street,
Mrs. Martha Crafts of Holyoke, Mass
and Mrs. Fisk. her daughter, OF England
are guests at the home OF Roswell l.
! Crafts.
Miss Grace Butterfeld came Tuesday
from the North Adams hospital to spend
| Memorial day with her parents, MI and
Mrs. o. Il. Buttertield.
J. l.. Williams has begun work on hi'
fish market building, putting IN new louh
/ dations. He will raise the building one
story and extend building out over th'
river.
! The many friends Of Mrs. L. D. Mantcl
4 will be clad to know she is making
good recovery from her recent operation
/ for appendictis at the North Adams hos
pital. -
+, w. Choate returned from Alban!
tho first of the week. where he went Il
see his brother who has been Ill Tor som'
time, We are pleased to learn that III
is gaining in health.
DIR. L. T. Page removed the right eye o
Charles W. Sawyer, a workman at Noun
tain Mills SATURDAY last. The eye wa
injured from a nail which flew from ma
chinery. The operation was one oil grea
delicacy but was successful.
The weather has been unusually. cole
this week, the ground having been trozel
each morning and patches OF snow benz
visible Some of the farmers have don'
some planting but many have not planted
ANYTHING. preferring' to wait for warme
weather.
Miss Elsie Barlow left on Tuesday TO
SLelburne Falls. where she Will be EN-
Moved bv l.. +. Strawser IN the ONO
Of The Deerfeld Valley Echo. Miss Bar
low will be greatly missed IN the socla
life of the village where she has beel
very popular.
Memorial day proved pleasant and
GOOD number OF people we're present Il
Torticinate in the exercises. The corne
hand from Monroe Bridge, Mass, CAV
general satisfaction. The address by Kew
Nr Lawson of Brattleboro was an e&
ceIlent effort and was listened to VIII
marked attention.
Lewis A. Estabrook. son Of the lat
Frank 4. Estabrook, died IN Greenileb
Tuesday from scarlet fever, lie had bee,i
IN only week and his death was WHOM
uneyuected. He was brother TO Mr'
,Jetson 5. Brown. The body was 65rougn
to town Wednesday and burial Will De II
Dover. where he was born and tormerl
lived.
The pupils of the high school clearee
over 500 at their sale and far held i
the high school room last Saturday ate
noon and evening. Much credit should D
given them as they did the entire WoL
unaided, and especial mention shoqi!
made of the manager MISS L rore n nnn7t
ley, whose untiring efforts were apPi'
GATED
Manley L. Burr and Mrs. Nellie Mac
ELAN r we're married in Brooklyn, \. \
WaW % bv Rev. Charles Henry Locke
and %SS at once came to Wilmington, wher
thew ~ now live in house owned by Nj
iHpS m Mr.. and Mrs, Burr are old res
dents dents and have resided in town for man
Years Years going to Brooklyn temporarily. The
, enjoy NOV the highest regard of large eli
) c cIa 0Sf friends and acquaintances who al
: ris TO welcome them back
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