The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

By will probably not be opened.
Daniel Clark has been in town visiting
ritiYes the past week.
Ms. Coombs of Beckett, Mass, is a
as Of Mrs. Amy Slate.
Ms X. 7. Dean is a guest of her
kher, DR.. n. p. Wood.
Alton Elmer was an over Sunday Wis
M with his family here.
Ms. Bristol of Pittsfeld is entertained
her son, II. NJ. Bristol.
Dr. and Mrs. McCastlene of New York
ay are guests at Frank Heald's.
Mrs. Mary Maroney of Greenfield spent
few days with relatives in town re-
aly
George Mason has accepted a position
pattern maker in large foundry in
Webster, Mass.
Kirk Minis is moving to Brattleboro
nd his place as wheelwright is to be
aken by Waldo Stebbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Priest were
Aosen as delegates to attend the meeting
d The state grange soon to be held In
Rttsfeld.
Mrs. Mary Stratton has returned to
ar home at Arnold Holton's after spend
Ig two months with her sister, Mrs.
bombs, in Beckett, Mass.
MB. Allen of Lyndon, VT, is enter,
ained by her brother, M. o. Perham, and
bis niece, Miss Allen of Concord, N. H.,
j expected later in the week.
Mrs. Henry S. Ball of New Haven
has so far recovered from her illness as
b be the expected guest of her daughter,
Ms. A. /. Newton, tomorrow.
Thomas H. Hart of this town and Ida
n Skinner of Mapping, Conn.,, were mar
ned in Manchester, Conn, Nov. 10. Mr..
nd Mrs Hart are to live in Hopewell,
Last Sunday there was specially pre-
AIRED music by the Unitarian choir, APP
Npriate for the Thanksgiving season.
solo was acceptably rendered by b. +.
ild.
A letter from Mrs. Chauncey Newton
gs they are pleasantly located IN
Iowa, Kansas, with no snow in that To-
ity as yet but mild and pleasant
Gather.
Rev. Mr.. Lock of Boston preached In
e Unitarian church last Sunday IN
ace of Rev. d. M. Wilson, who was
lied to Quincy to attend the funeral
Mrs. Slade, former parishioner.
The North Franklin county district
nday school association met in the
nth church last Friday morning and
ernoOn when the Sunday schools OF
surrounding towns were represented
delegates. h
The Fortnightly club have the subject
Immigration and Our Relation to the &
lians in America for its subject next |
nday afternoon. Essays are to be
d by Mrs. Adah L. Harvey, Mrs. Lucy
ute and Mrs. Bertha Lazelle.
here was no Sunday school in either
rch last Sunday on account OF the /
valence Of scarlet fever. No more d
Is have been reported to the board
health and it is hoped that the pro-
IS of the disease has been stopped. !:
he funeral of Charles E. Webster was q
at his late residence last Friday, a
. D. M. Wilson officiating Relatives n
friends were present from Vernon, +,
Orange and Worcester, Mass, and Il
burial was in the village cemetery. ii
ne death of Mrs. Rodney Doolittle's 81
her, Mrs. Emily Ann Merrill, IS, oc- o.
ed last week, the funeral being Sat T
". The choir from the Unitarian III
ch furnished the music. The burial
out of town at her former home.
nong the home corners for the
npa
re of Oyster Bay, Misses Gladys "
re and Gertrude Calender OF Sim
college, Robert Wood of Tufts col re
and Miss Fannie Stockbridge OF Mt.
oke college. at
quiet wedding took place in Millers
at St. Johns church Wednesday, az
20, when John f. Callaghan Of this
and Miss Flora L. Dunnell OF Shell ri
2 Falls we're united in marriage by Fl
lastor, Rev. John S. Nelligan. After
rt wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Gala =
returned to their home on Warwick II
lie last Saturday. a.
thfeld grange, after the business tle
n was over Tuesday evening, held M
ion in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. New
, Keet. During the evening reclta- l.
and reading were given by various Ia
ers, interspersed with musical selec- an
by the grange choir. w. M. Thomas sp'
allender presented Mr.. and Mrs. -
in behalf of the order with a beau lit
vase after which light refreshments tai
served.
local weather prophet predicts "a ei
storms during the winter months, la Ia,
the encouraging statement that we eoi
already had three. He also says ~; ile
Ill signs point to an open winter ICE
not large amount of snow. Last
brought nearly so snow storms, =,
were properly foretold by moon for n,
and it is certainly to be like