The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-08
Drthfeld, Mass.
LOST SIGHT OF ONE EYE.
10y Evans Struck by Piece Of Fly
ing Steel,

ING steel,
hey Evans has lost the sight OF
be by rather peculiar accident lie
r1.ppening barrel ol flour with chs.
ben a small piece of steel broke oil
siuck the pupil OF his eye. IL Is
thought necessary To remove the eye
h is hoped TO keep the inflammation
affecting the other eye. Mr.. Evans
elderly man and has been Frustrated
the accident.
arian Men Star in Hash" En-.
tertainment.
men of the Unitarian parish gave
IN successful supper and entertain
in the parlors of the Unitarian
IN last Friday evening. The interest
Imenu, with dishes having elaborate
En names, (many of which proved to
|Ehash"l, was the cause of much mer.
ID and large number enjoyed the
lent supper. The men Were adorn'
nth white aprons and acted as wait
IA After the supper, still wearing their
aprons, they marched onto the
aud sang an original song composed
ID. +. Field in which hash was still
"A principal thought suggested. Sew
readings and Rotations by dit.
I'D members of the troupe followed
n the concluding part of the program
IA by Joseph W. Field in evening
- and w, II. llolton as clown was
~ pleasing. They gave several musl,
SELECTIONS, playing upon a number OF
0cfent instruments in a very acceptable
inner.
S1yeral of those mentioned on the
X list in last weeks issue are Inn
wing. among them being Mrs. Alvin
~ and George Hoton's family but this
- there are several more reported Ill
IN hard colds and grip.
panl ID. Moody is ON the sick list this
nrs. Townsend of Boston is in the EN-
py of II. II. Chamberlin.
0eorge Piper is at present employed in
Z. Proctor's livery stable.
M. Nellie Dresser has been visiting
y daughters in Millers Falls.
Mss Ethel Beers is TO visit Miss Jean
Ioenough in Deerfield over Sunday.
Niss Annie Merriman is employed part
the week in G, IL. Websters Office.
~ public schools are to close Feb. q
open March 20 for the spring term,
AIRY Alderman has returned from IL
~ and is now employed in Springfield.
pkof. James McConaughy preached in
MORTAL chapel last Sunday morning.
he Mortified grange is to have, a spe-
I meeting this evening in Floral hall.
1ey. Lewis $. Chatter is expected to
" ch in the North church next Sunday
ming.
Ealph Doane has been in Northampton
visit his brother Howard and his un-
h family.
Ne Woman's Relief corps is making
MS for an entertainment on the even
Of Feb. %,
lrs. Myrtle Proctor is employed in G.
EEidders store during the taking ac-
nt of stock.
here are to be special exercises IN the
Ipols next Tuesday in honor OF Lam
Bis birthday.
IN. and Mrs. Herbert Doolittle, nov,
n Tamaroa, H., welcomed small
aghter recently.
IN. Travers, the East Mortified drug
4. has been entertaining his parents
"a Barre the past week.
rhe pupils of the high school are max.
arrangements for reception 10 De
En- Washington's birthday.
Robert Wood is spending a few days
home, having completed his examina-
ns last week at Tufts college.
6r. and Mrs. Alton d. Elmer spent
hday with his parents and Mrs. Elmer
Rained a few days during the week.
fhis evening there will be d ten,cent
nper given in Sons OF VETERANS hall by
n Auxiliary, Supper will be served at
dartiA James, the general manager oil
d telephone exchange, has recovered
Rc;entiv to attend to his work in the
be.
FORTIFIED chapter, Order of Eastern
II. will give supper Feb. 10, followed
an entertainment. The puphc Is III
ed.
rbere are a few cases of mumps and al
Tscarlet fever at Mt. Hermon school,
i as all possible precautions have been
ZEN an epidemic is not expected.
rbe mercury modestly retired to the
vest part of the thermometer, Y dc,
10 to 25 degrees below being reported
different localities yesterday morning
Mrs Proctor Pierce, wife of DIR. Pierce
physician of this town sometime IN the
has been a recent visitor here, ac-
npanied by Mrs. Capren and Mrs.
landler of Springfield.
lanes +. Calender, younger son, OF W.
KCallender of New York city, has re-
ntly passed his examinations IN the
I'm Of law and has been admitted to
y bar in the state of New York.
IN. and Mrs. Arthur Mason have NOV
there from Greenfield and Mr.. Mason
I taken his old place in A. w. Meads
N market, Will Slate, former clerk,
no in the employ of G. E. Williams.
frank E. Barnes, whose wife was Miss
Nv Bacon formerly of this town, has
4 his wood and coal business In Or
" and they are expecting to go west
her to Oregon or Washington to live.
rbe Fortnightly club is to meet next
,ndav afternoon when Mrs. ID. NJ.
ilson is planning to give a talk on the
lpenots. and book review on Inc
fugees will be read by Mrs. jennie
Moore.
Mere was sleigh-ride last Friday
ming. and one was planned to Hlns-
4 last evening to see Queen Esther.
|otber this evening is to go to War
ck to attend the grange fair and chick
pie supper.
dr. and Mrs. John Holton celebrated
Sunday the 45th anniversary OF Their
Triage. Their friends at Mt. Hermonn
Isented them with seven and half
Zen carnations. two for each year they
Ne been married.
Mrs. Jennie S. Moore was called to
Hers Falls this week to attend the fun
heart failure Sunday at the home of
son. The funeral was held Wednes-
/, Rev. Mr.. Clark officiating.
rhe new telephone subscribers have
IS connected with the main line and
ve these calls: Dwight L. Proctor, 81
Miss S. Z. Minot, 9-3; Joseph W.
an oe o. NIrc Eva | Calender 36-2.