The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15

ter, Mrs w II, Haywood, since Deoem'
her.
Oscar Stowe Of Boston has been the
guest Of his brothers, \, W, and 4. u,
Stowe, aud his sister, Mrs, L, j, Mil
ler this week,
Wallace Harris has finished work at
E.tev's aud will be employed by his
brothor, -. ". Harris, earpentering dur
ing the season,
Miss Mia Newton has gone from the
home of her sister. Mrs, III. +, Prefoun,
tame, 10 spend some time with Mr., and
Mrs. q. T., Allen.
Arthur Crouch is absent from J, l..
Stockwells store, where lac is employed
A. clerk, ON account of illness caused by
a strain in his left side.
Arthur Winter of Athol, Mass, spent
SUNDAY with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gcorgr Winter. MIR. Winter is now with
the Twist Drill company in Athol
Mrs. Jane W. Davis expects to move 70
Springfield Mass, some time next week
Mrs. Davis has had rooms with the Misses
Powers and Smith since last November
Rev. l.. NJ. keneston went TO West
AndoycE y. H., Wednesday TO visit his
father for few days, Mr., keneston, Is
taking two weeks vacation from his
parish work
W. NJ Crouch went to Greenfield
about two weeks ago, whore he has EN-,
ployment with the Goodell, Pratt tool
company. This week he has moved his
family there.
Master Paul McNeigh returned TO the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ;. ID, llolbrook
Tuesday afternoon from the Aemorial
hospital. where he has been treated for
a throat trouble.
The regular meeting OF the ladies
benevolent society of the Baptist church
will be held Thursday afternoon, March
u. nj 80 in the vestry. Supper will
be served at $50, Public invited.
Rev. George 5. Preutiss of Cambridge,
y. V. will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning Mr.. Prem
tiss will also conduct the prayer meet
ing service this evening in the chapel,
Mrs. Cynthia Ellis quietly celebrated
her S5th birthday anniversary Saturday.
Several friends called during the after,
noon to remind her of the occasion and
wish her many happy returns OF the day,
Erwin Holden, Guy Thayer and Elijah
and Elisha Prouty accompanied by their
superintendent. George Croll, went 70
New York city Sunday, where they will
pairs in the Estey Organ comnany's
store.
West Bratteboro Baptist church, Rev.
j. \. Mitchell, pastor. Sunday services:
10 30 morning worship with sermon by the
pastor; las. Bible school, classes for all
ages, the Baraca class meets in the
Baraca room at the same hour all men
cordially invited; g p. m, Christian En-
deavor service; O'Clock, evangelistic SER
vice, with short sermon by the pastor,
good music, public cordially invited.
Wednesday afternoon the Baptist Bible
school members had a very enjoyable
seighride. Two two-horse sleds were
quickly filled, the entire party number
ing about 30. After an eight-mile trip,
which occupied about two hours, bounti-
full supper was served in the vestry by
an efficient committee Of the women. Be
tween 45 and 50 were present at the sup
per.
Cards have been received which an
nounce the marriage OF Rev. Bert ii.
Eddy of Wellsboro, Pa, and Miss Helen
Davis of Laurel Springs, n. j., Feb. q.
brides home by Rev. Mr.. Davis, father
of the bride and pastor of the Baptist
church of Laurel Springs, n. j. Rev.
Mr.. Eddy is a son of Mrs. c. \. Eddy
of this village He is now pastor of the
Baptist church in Wellsboro, Pa.
Earle Taylor and Gladys futile were
quietly married by Rev. J. A.. Mitchell
at the Baptist parsonage SATURDAY after
noon, March 8, They took the 4.23 train
to Springfield Mass, where they enjoyed
four days trip. They will spend a
few days at the home of Mr.. Taylor's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, E. TAYLOR,
where they will begin work at the Hunt
farm. Mr.. Taylor has been employed
in the Phoenix office during the past year.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Stockwell, 3D. drove from their
farm to the post office where Mr.. Stock
well left his wife in charge of the team
and went in the office. During his call
there the horse, which is a 4-year-old
colt, became frightened at the sound OF
an approaching team and ran to the Wins
low farm. distance of a mile, before
Mrs. Stockwell succeeded in stopping him.
Mrs. Stoclwell exercised remarkable pres
ence of mind in her management of the
frightened animal and succeeded in keep,
ing him in the road and was not tipped
over. Mrs. Stockwell was badly fright
ened and has suffered from the strain on
her arms from pulling so hard on the
reins.