The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-01

son of Guilford, died Two week. az,
funeral of Mr.. Lynde was held IN ~ =
Nloans undertaking rooms, yeste,naS n
tcrnoon al ! o'clock. Rev, - n; slt .
pastor of the Baptist church olhciasins
Mrs. Lynde was q mempy, M
Pocahontas. Minnehaha council, no, oei
of Colrain City, Mass. Among the pu, =,
ta,rn relatives present al the funeral We're
William Weld OF Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs
Iynde of West Leyden, Mass ana M
and Mrs. William Bridges of West Leydeh'
Mass.
Miss Mia Newton is III with grip.
Mrs. John Winter is visiting in West
minister. -,
Mrs. Sadie Willis is i'll at her home
this week
Charles Miner is in Boston this week on
a business trip.
Mrs. Wallace W. Cook Is housed oy
illness this week.
Cotton Mather is i'll with grip and pneu-
monia is feared.
Paul Prentiss Jones is visiting at his
home in Windham.
John :. Cutting is among those housed
by illness with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4. Hamilton are VISIT
ing in West Marlboro.
Mrs. +. w. Gage is suffering from a
severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. +. Stowe are MAX
inc extensive repairs on their residence.
Bert G.. Lynde is seriously i'll with pnen'
monia at his home on Williams street
Mrs. Eliza Morse has come to spend
several weeks with her son. D. > Morse'
L. II. Knapp has returned to New BED.
ford Mass. and reopened his harness
shop.
Mrs. \. VI. Harriner is i'll with a hron-
chial trouble at the home OF Mrs. l. D.
knight. g,
Mrs. ]. d. Becman who has been housed
BIZ illness for three weeks Is improving
slowly.
Mrs Ella Donelson is with her daugh,;
ter, Mrs. +. X. Thurber for several
weeks.
Mrs Martha Tyler came Saturday. from
Vernon to spend several weeks with her
daughter Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell.
Mrs. Helen Ashwell is enjoying a few
weeks vacation at the home OF her par
ants. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall.
Poles are being set this week for a
telephone line to Sunset lake. This viii
accommodate a number of subscribers.
Miss Josephine Phelps leaves tomorrow
for Springfield. Mass, to spend several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J, W. Menard.
H. C. Prefontaine has had his ice house
moved this week from the Davenport
place to the F. G. Thayer place where he
ives.
Miss Jennie Plummer Of Springfield,
Mass. came Sunday afternoon to spend
'ew days at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
J. 5. Woods.
Mrs. L. f. Fisher returned Wednesday
rom Lynn; Mass, where she has made
IN extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
H. Z. Miller.
Mrs. Lula Hooking and young son left
or North Adams, Mass, Thursday after
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belliveau.
Miss Helen Weatherhead is to succeed
Miss Mary Clark next week as teacher;
he latter going to the east village school
o succeed Miss Akley.
D. NJ. Stockwell Of South Hadley Falls,
Mass, made a brief visit in town this
week. He made a trip to his home on
Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry W. Knight returned Mon
Law to her home in Providence, r. l.,
laving spent some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Wood.
Miss Minnie Taylor of Guilford is spend
ne the week with her sister. Miss Sadie
Taylor. at the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Taylor.
Charles A. Stockwell has been unable
o run as conductor for the street railroad
company this week and is being treated
or trouble with his right foot.
The term of school in district No. 10
loses today. In the future the pupils in
his district are to be transported to the
entral school in the Academy building.
At the Congregational church this even
nc Rev. l.. NJ. Keneston will speak on
the Bahylonian Law-giver.
The people are invited to discuss and ask
luestions.
The basketball game between the Brat
leboro high school and the Seminar teams
played in Academy hall Wednesday eve
ling was won by the B. Fl. S. by a score
# 2S to 10.
Charles j. Stockwel has so far re-
overed from the operation which he UNI
erwent recently that he has been able
o go about the neighborhobd and call
N his friends this week.
Rev. and Mrs j. A. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Hrs. O. G. Covery, and Mr. and Mrs H.
}. Miller went to Bernardston, Mass,
tuesday to attend the re-dedication ex-
rcises of the Baptist church.
Miss Anna W. Smith leaves today for
Brooklyn, n. Y. to spend a month. Miss
ninth will be accompanied by Mrs. Mary
!. Dunklee who will spent several weeks
With her daughter, Mrs, j. NJ Phelan.
A very pleasant social event was the
nion Christian Endeavor social held in
academy hall Wednesday evening. A
arge number were present and an unus-
ALLY pleasing program was arranged by
he entertainment committee.
w. b. Houghton of Springfield. Mass,
pent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
1rs. Bradley Houghton Mr.. and Mrs.
ONE pair of driving horses owned by
Irs Houghton's grandfather the late
}. B. Wesson.
Louis Thayer was out Wednesday for
he first time since Dec. 80, having been
oused by an abscess on his right ankle
rhich was caused by a sprain several
reeks ago. Mr.. Thayer hopes to be able
o return to Burlington early next week
o resume his course in college.
J. L. King is housed this week from the
fleets of fall in his barn a short time
go. The wound in Mrs Kings forehead
as healed so that the stitches were re-