The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-19
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used for the benefit OF the Gibson prize
speaking contest,
Rev. l.. NJ. Kencston will give the lee
turc Of Rev. Z. T. Mathison, A VISIT
to Petra. at the mid-week service this
evening.
There will be an auction sale OF the
personal property at the Henry Warmer
| farm on Bonnyvale road Tuesday, April
| %. beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Max. the S-year-old pet dog Of Mrs
Martin \. Bailey, died. Sunday. afternoon
| from the effects OF poison which he oo'
tanned in some unknown way.
j. /. Barney is having newly painted
his house which is occupied by Mrs. \. NJ;
| Uelynr and family Charles Higley and
James Helyar are doing the work.
N.L Derby and family have moved from
the Warriner farm to G. B; Fords farm
| his week. Mr.. Derby will manage the
/ farm while Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are in the
west.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Houghton and
son. David. returned to Springfield, Mass,
! Monday afternoon. They expect to open
their summer home on Ames's hill about
| May for the season.
The Ladies Benevolent society OF the
Baptist church will meet to sew THURSDAY
afternoon in the vestry., supper VII De
served at six o'clock and there Will be
sociable in the evening.
Mrs. J. G. Stafford underwent an opera
ton for a spinal trouble "Wednesday at
| her home on Gulltord street. he W N3
was done by DIR. f, H. Lynch: MIS-
| Stafford is doing well at this writing
Mrs. Martha Knapp Hancock OF New
York city has been the guest OF Mrs,
] -. a Hancock
will be remembered as a former teacher
here in the village school for several years
Miss Ethel Blodgett returned to Green
faId Tuesday after a brief visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blodgett'
| Miss Blodgett is now teaching music IN
Greenfield, Shelburne and Charlemont,
Mass.
John Beiveau and family have moved
from the Deerfeld Stock farm to 264 West
ern avenue. William Buayman and fam
ily from r. F. D. No. ! to the house IN
Centerville owned by the street railroad
company.
Miss Grace Miner delightfully."- enter
tanned six of her girl friends at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Many games were
enioved and dainty refreshments served
Mr.. Miner gave the little girls a straw
ride to their homes.
Mrs. c.. II. Smith of Pittsford, Who, has
been visiting relatives here for few days,
has gone to Summit, n. j. to spenldI a
few weeks with her parents, Rev. and Mrs
c. A. Votey. Mr.. Notey will be Temem-
bered as a former pastor OF the BaptlSV
church here.
Rev. H. V. Baker of Pendleton I'LL,
Conn, is in town this week, being, called
here to attend the hearing yesterday re-
garding the petition for road to be pullt
from Mrs. Alice Richmond.s house 10
RonnvvaIe road which would necessarily
cross Mr.. Bakers land.
Frank. ir.. and Willard Richardson re-
turned from Boston Thursday afternoon
accompanied by their grandmother, MIS-
Eleanor Richardson, who has been Spehql-
ING the winter with her daughter, Mrs, D.
e. Knapp Mrs. Richardson VIII spend q
few weeks With her son, 7. B. Richard
son. before opening her house Tor the
summer.
Carroll e. Fisher came from New York
city Mondly to spend the week with ms
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fisher. MI
Fisher has finished his engagement with
the Remington Typewriter company IN
New York with whom he has been Tor
several months and has accepted posi-
tion with the c. w. Rowells Shoe Machn-
erv conn any of Lynn, Mass, as travelling
salesman.
The West Brattleboro Baptist church,
Rev. j. A. Mitchell, pastor: Sunday ser
vices-Moning worship at 1879 with ser