The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-08
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

l., ID. Burlingame OF Springfield, Mass,
spen, Sunday here.
Miss Augusta Fox is spending the week
in Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. A. NJ. lluling is with Mrs. Fanny
Jones for an indefinite stay,
purle B. stockwcll is housed 10y illness
this week. Pneumonia Is feared
Mrs. John Winter returned "Wednesday
from her recent visit ia Westminster.
con 4. Smith is learning TO run as
conductor for the street railroad com,
pany,
Mrs. Leslie Tyler and son Lawrence OF
Mort hield, Mass, spent "Wednesday at D.
l.. StockwelPs
Mrs. 4. l.. Gobie is spending the week
with her brother Frank Harris, in Mill
cr Falls. Mass
Elnathan Whitaker of Worcester
Mass. has been spending a part oil the
week in this village.
l., l.. eastman and family moved Tues
day from II. +. Weatherhead's cottage
To Mechanics square.
Edwin Haskell OF Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. c. 5. Hopkins.
Fred II. Wilder OF Hartford. Conn,
spent few days at his mcle's. w, H.
Walkers, this week.
Miss Ethel Blodgett Of Greenfield is
spending the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. +. Blodgett.
Miss Daisy Miller of Boston has been
spending a part of the week with her
mother Mrs. Helen Miller.
Mrs. l.. j. Knight went to Putney
Monday TO spend the week at the home
of her brother. ii. G. Everleth.
The Woman's association will hold a
sewing meeting Thursday from TO D
clock with Mrs. l.. 5. Bartlett.
Walter +. Cain has finished work for
the ;. \. Smith company and entered
the employ of the street railroad com
pany.
Mrs. Emma Niles returns TO her home
| in Concord \. H., this week, having
spent several weeks with her sister, Mrs
Alice Richmond.
The friends of Bert G.. Lynde are glad
| to know there is a marked improvement
i'm his condition this week and entertain
| hopes of his recovery.
The womans association OF the Con
gregational church held its monthly de
| votional missionary meeting in the par
sonage yesterday afternoon.
The basketball game Tuesday evening
| in Academy hall played by the Seminar
team against the Mechanics square team
was won by the Seminars by score OF
| 20 to 10.
Yesterday morning was one OF the
coolest of the season, thermometers regis
| tering from IS to 30 degrees below zero
as located in different parts OF the VII
| lage,
Louie Thayer returned to Burlington
| Tuesday TO resume his course OF study
| in college after spending several Weeks
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. d, Thayer.
Nelson /. Derby has leased c. b. Ford
| farm for three years and will move there
from the H. NJ. Warmer farm about
March |. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford expect to
spend that time in the western states
Alonzo J. Bracket has moved from
| Charles Miners farm ON Bonnyvale road
to South Main street. Mr.. Bracket has
! finished work for Mr. Miner and is now
employed by L. B. Barrows.
Charles A. Stockwel. conductor on the
street railroad. is unable to work on ac'
count of an operation which he under
went for the removal of bunion on his
foot. 1t will be week, probably, before
he can resume his duties.
The entertainment committee OF the
Earnest Workers have already begun to
prepare for their annual minstrel show
which occurs the latter part OF March.
One of the features will be the electrical
display in the first part.
Rev. l.. NJ. Keneston will give an adj
dress Friday evening in. the Congrega'
tional chapel on the work OF DIR. W. i.
Grenfell and Labrador Missions. Mr..
Keneston went to Mt. Hermon, Mass,
Tuesday to hear Dr. Grentelis address on
his work in Labrador.
Nlyron |. Mather of Campello, Mass,
came Friday afternoon to spend few
DAYS with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotton Mather. Mr. Mather was sum
moned here by the serious illness OF his
father.
Morey w. Lynde was taken suddenly
and seriously iii with appendicitis at his
home in Green River Sunday afternoon
and Monday was removed to DR.. h. IL.
Lynch's hospital where he underwent an
operation and is doing well at the pres
ent writing.
The depth of snow which fell during
the storm Monday night and Tuesday
was about u inches. The mail carriers
on rural routes . and were unable to
make their complete trips Tuesday alter
noon on account of drifts and in many
places no road had been broken.
The students of Brattleboro academy
will present the drama, Doctor Baxter 5
Great Invention, in Academy hall Wed
nesday evening, Feb. - Among, the
speciaties will be an Old Maids lea
Party and solos. Following the enter
tainment will be sale of home made
4 email admit apre foe will he
charged.
A telegram was received in this village
Wednesday morning announcing the
death in Daytona. Fla, of Mrs. w. X
Phillips. sister of Mrs Anna Evans and
Mrs. l.. J. Knight of this village. The
body was brought north yesterday and the
funeral was held this afternoon at |
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Phillips's
brother, H. G. Everleth, in Putney.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs, G.. X.
Evans Wednesday afternoon for the pur-
pose of disbanding and recognizing under
a new name and constitution. Mrs. j.
A. Mitchell and Mrs. Minnie Fits were
appointed committee to report at the
next meeting what action shall be. taken
in the matter. Tea was served and So
cial held in the evening.
The West Bratteboro Baptist church.
Rev. j. A. Mitchell, pastor. Sunday ser
vices: 1890. morning worship with ser
mon by the pastor; ll.45, Bible school.
The Baraca class for men meets in the
Baraca room at the same hour. All men
are cordially invited; p. M, Christian
Endeavor service; D. M, evangelistic
service with short sermon by the pas
tor. Good music All are invited
L. F. ADAMS SELLS
TO E. C. CROSBY