The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07

Little Emma Brown has been i'll this
week.
Mrs. Daniel \. Buell. is improving
slowly.
II. l.. Bray has been in Burlington and
Boston this week,
The village water is being put in the
Cniyersalist church.
Frank \. Childs has been i'll but is
able to be at his store.
Dr. Mcdonald of North Adams was
in town Monday night.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
all of the churches next Sunday,
Miss Irene Barlow and Mrs. Fred
Cheney were in North Adams Tuesday
Mrs. Minnie Z. Corkins is visiting in
town aud will remain during the summer,
Martin \. Brown has recently painted
his house and barns on East Nam
street.
Oscar F. Howe moved to Brattleboro
Tuesday. Mr. Howe will work for Man
ley brothers.
Elmer Z. Wheeler has recently painted
! his post office block, greatly improving
the building
Miss Jessica Follctt Of Readsboro has
entered the employ OF Mr.. Dixon at the
Times Office.
H. f. Hotchkiss is still housed from
/ the effects of the injury received some
! time ago but is gaining.
| O. +. Butterfeld has been in Manches,
/ ter this week attending the regular term
/ of Bennington county court.
/ Arthur ID. Howe has purchased the
I Howe blacksmith shop and his son will
occupy it in a month or so.
/ Mr. and Mrs j. p. Ramage and two
daughters Of Monroe Bridge Mass, were
( over-Sunday guest at the tavern
/ y. p. Macdonald went to Boston Fri.
I dav and returned Saturday accompanle,
by Mrs. Macdonald who is improving IN
health.
Mrs. H. +. Mann was in North Adams
Monday to see Mrs. +. y. Manter, who
is making a good recovery from her re-
cent operation at the hospital.
In speaking OF the singing at the Con
gregational church Sunday morning, May
26. the name Of Merton +. Barber should
have appeared in place OF that OF H. l.
Bray.
Little Margaret Brown, youngest child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin \. Brown, has
been very i'll for few days from acute
indigestion. Miss Lampman, the nurse
is caring for her.
Rev. Flint NJ. Bissell of Springfield
Mass. has been in town this week look
ine after his Higley Hill farm. lie i
bringing some very fine Holsteln cattle
and wishes to buy a number OF cows OF
that breed.
The Choate factory has been shut dowI
for a week or so but will start on tul
time in the course of a day or two Con
siderable work has been done in the boil
er room and the outside of the entire plant
has been painted.
The funeral of little Margaret Rice wa
largely attended Friday. The little body
Ilav in a bed of flowers and the caske'
was also covered. Rev. j. d. King spoke
words of comfort. Mrs. kidder and Mrs
George F. Roberts sang suitable selee
tons,
The graduating exercises of the VII
mington high school will occur in Me
mortal hall June y. The class consists
Of only three. Miss Christine Smith, Mis-
Ethel Allen and Ralph Smith. 1t is ex
pected that Rev. Flint NJ. Bissell will de
liver the address.
Rev. and Mrs. j. D. King and Mis-
Alice Plimpton went to Brattleboro Tues
day morning, returning towards evening
They had nearly reached home when tn!
horse became frightened near the resi-
dnce of W. NJ Canedy. The three per
sons we're thrown out of the carriage an(
Mrs. King was slightly injured.
We regret to learn that the lecture b!
Commander Peary which was expected
during the month of June has been mdefi
nitely postponed and it is not likely tina
he will be able to come to this plac
previous to his departure for the north
we hope, however. that he will succeed
in his efforts and that we shall have tn
pleasure of hearing the story at som
future time.
The Windham and Bennington assocla
ton of Universalists will hold their an
nual meeting at the Universalist chnrcl
June IL. beginning at 1890 a. m. Rev
O. /. Darling of Adams, Mass, will Civ
an address in the afternoon and Rev +
/, Leavett of Bellows Falls, the occa
: sional sermon in the evening, Dinner an,
sumner will be served in the women
parior for a small sum.