The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-25

Saturday after two weeks VISIT Ill "ieeH
field and Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. John S. Wood has been houseu
with a severe cold this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Morris oil Long
Island have been guests OF HerVey HarriS
this week. "a;
Eli Lees Youngest child has been crltl-
caIIv IN this week and council oil doctors
was held Tuesday.
Mrs f. d. L. Stowe, Mrs. Sutherland
and Miss Hattie Clark enjoyed carriage
drive to Newfane Saturday.
Mrs, Eleanor Richardson has gone 70
BOSTON to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Joel Knapp.
Levi p. Moore had slight shock
Thursday. caused by overwork put Is
considerably better at present.
Mrs Jane Reed has received news OF
the death of her brother John Barrett
who was killed in an explosion.
Frank Helyar of Mt. Hermon, Mass,
came Saturday to speqd t 4 mlUii'n WV"
his mother Mrs. A. M. Heiyar'
Four large deer were seen feeding IN
front of G. B. Prouty,s house on pohns
vale road early last Friday morning
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Putnam are N
town called here by the death Oh MIS-
Putnam's mother, Mrs. Cynthia Clark'
Miss Emma Richards returned to hei
home in Hartford Monday after spenalns
a week with her cousin, Mrs. b. D NIL
Ter. -. i
Dr and Mrs. w. A. Chamberlin o.
Waseca, Mimi, are expected next r, weeh
to visit their mother, Mrs. n. D. IMAM
berlin.
George Barrett is not so well this week
uo has never recovered from injuries re
reived when his team broke through 'h'
bridge last summer
Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ. Keneston are yl VI
ting relatives in West Andover, N. Il.
before returning home from their recen
trip to Cleveland, ..
Miss Edvthe Mather returned to Gastle
ton Monday after spending several Gay
Nth her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
Mather, on Bonnyvale road
The academy senior class netted apou
con from its drama, Mr.. Bob, whlcnI, ]
Tnresented in School house hall IN WI
Evansville last Friday night
w T.. Walker has his house and bar IIrl
mined for water from the, ChestnuV ~
system and will soon nj ms houSe "''
bath and modern plumbing. j..
II. G. Merriheld was taken suddenly !
with heart trouble Saturday WINE
,, work for Charles Phelps. lie was 'ahe
home where he is recovering.
, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bridge, who nay
,,ooan+lv houpht the farm known as III
V;otns Warren place of H. F. Weather
head have moved into their new nom
this week.
' nartv from West Brattleboro wen
:, Marlboro Friday evening. The wome
Of tbe Congregational church in that Tow
Sawed a bountiful chicken-ple suppeI
. which was enjoyed by ALL
The pupils of Brattleboro academy .;d e,
loved straw ride to WllliamsVllie f,,to
evening where they gave ther very e iaro
o o% a1nreciatiye audience. The door
ceipts were s26.
Mrs G. ]. Stockwell goes to Plainylll
. Conn. Saturday to visit her Drotne
" George Ellis. She will also vlsie u
niece, Mrs. Gertrude Babcock; n iiai
! ford. Conn, and other leia. at,,T
is Springfield, Mass, before her RETURN
A very pleasant evening was enloy'
: at r. b. Hawkins's by about 81 your
is me- Thursday evening. The occasl'
Tas a husking followed by musical e
% tertainment. A bountiful supper W
W served Sc, There were 50 bushels OF CO.
husked.
t. Mrs E. G.. Blodgett returned Frid'
4 LIT from two weeks visit IN Tree
Ga "a 4 and Gardner, Mass. Mr.. Blodge
IS came from Greenfield Saturday and M =
lg been spending part of this week in n "
minqton with his brother, Z. ID. bic
,e gett, on a hunting trip.