The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-01
NorthfeLd, Mass.
SILVER SURPRISE.
18th Wedding Anniversary Enjoyably
Celebrated.


xLcy found about 70 members of the Uni,
Harlan parish, Harmony lodge, Mortified
hapter of Order of Eastern star and
korthteld grange assembled in honor OF
heir 25th wedding anniversary. \ solo
mas sung BY b. f. Field, and a duet by
Misses Daisy Dickinson and Emma Alex,
nder A poem written by the state
brand lecturer, Chauneey H., Peck ni
"a hcoiee, was read 10y Worthy Master I.
~, Doane, and eolnet solos We're gwen
LIN Wallace II. llolton accompanied by
Mr., G. II. Webster In behalf OF the
Societies represented, Rev. ID, NJ. Wilson
represented Mr.. and Mrs. Calender with a
t}handsome silver service, also box OF sll'
.t>er half dollars amounting 10 about Siu,
<srhey were also the recipients of several
|{<yalnahlc gifts Of silver from personal
'<1friends. Several of the guests present at
S d he silver wedding were present AT the
wedding Jan. %, 1852, During pleas
nnt social hour refreshments were served.
& Mrs. Amos Whitaker is a guest OF Mrs,
u. l., Newton.
III ice II inches thick is being taken from
81 Doane's pond,
"a Mrs. f. W. Doane is visiting relatives
n in Northampton.
81 f. w. Doane finished getting his ice
&. the first of the week.
RI Mrs. +. V. Doolittle continues very
seriously i'll with neuralgia
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason OF Green
+. field spent Sunday in town.
% Miss Gertrude Calender returned to
s4 Boston university this week,
81 Miss Gertrude Howes is improving from
s. "a severe attack of grip and rheumatism
Nj Miss Abbie Pond of Warwick Is EN-
e ployed in Mortified at the present time
III Mrs. b. f. Bridges of Williamsburg Is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. +. w. Doane'
~ Mrs. NJ o. Perham has returned from
(. few days visit in Worcester and other
IA places.
M VIII Slate has returned to his work IN
20. L. Wiliams's store, beginning MONDAY
t morning.
m John Dale has been i'll since Jan. ! but
nj Monday resumed his work as teamstei
ia for f. w. Doane.
IN The men of the Unitarian parish gave
# "hash supper" last evening, also
a pleasing entertainment.
81 Mrs. Jackson Arling's granddaughter OF
M Putney, Vt, is caring for her as she Is
N recovering from pneumonia.
Little Miss Parker was welcomed to
VI the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker
"a of Pine Meadow last week.
ri L. L. Weatherhead, brother OF Mrs
IN. p. Wood has gone to Cuba to work
u for the diamond drill company.
n Rev. d. NJ. Wilson is to give talk IN
N the Unitarian church parlors on lnterna'
NJ tional Peace in the near future.
n Miss Lillian Thayer has been i'll this
ri week. so the pupils of the intermediate
" school had few days vacation.
ii f. L. Proctor of the livery stable trac'
II tured several ribs recently, but Is able
NJ to attend to his business as usual.
n Mrs. Henry Mason was called to May:
81 nard. Mass. on account of the death oil
her mother, leaving here last Saturday.
DIR. Lincoln H. Ferris, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church of Newark
n \. j.. preached in Memorial chapel last
Sunday morning.
There was lecture last Saturday even
ing at Mt Hermon by Prof. Wellington
Il E. Aiken before the Philomathean Liter
airy society; subject, Lowell
n George Alderman of the South Vernon
a House was called to South BIRMINGHAM
Il Sunday by the death of his father, orrin
n f. Alderman, IS, OF pneumonia
n One of the employees of Fred W.
Al. nn1np Il
@ the lower part of his face so severely that
Vi He attendance Of a physician was re-
~ o,;roJ
81 ro,+s of tho cold last week
Al Thursday give 40 degrees below at North
III field Farms and SO degrees at South Yer
n ~, sto4;nn while others report as low as
81 AZ degrees.
lharles rlf GIl,, oolt @' whose sire is Harry
n Meeh g." o"9 T i,l'' vonngster Is a promising
ono and Mr. Field predicts a great fu.
N tnre for her,
I'll - ,rn, T Newton attended a
. nr anu martv w. c;yen in Court Square the
81 theatre party S5NeI III IL ~. oTanino nv
81 atre, SpIingnefau' eg NT1sst;aS Shrina Dr
me Noo ha;nS ~ memher Of the society.
N Nq"' w T I,riI7, = L,;II;nr mint sbor
L. W. NIlpui LIaai.sS,,itb shon 70
# IN the real Vi nS ,,,a;sS;,,r, s,o;gbs and
M use OF painClhg anu aJi ril'i I'm 70 ADD 70
wagons he Is lnlenuiils 80 ir'l,,oasod h,,e;
f his assistants Oh ACCOUNT VI i''~
I'd ness. ,, -, ,,or ,.o., Il,
Miss Florence ADAMS mas 60 ot tba services ser
81 WIN grip anu pheu.i'JLni o, ~ ,oo,';rod Al
III OF two nurses nave oeen : Iequliei +Lat
Nh this writing she mas SO idl fro thf
# one nurse mas oeeh ieie"''
s care.
III At the last entertainment IN Masonic
# hall, the building caught. flre twice De
# aus Ine 6rad where i went through a
III ppa ar;t; The trouble has since been
III p r''n'od;od
G ,I,,o ,,.os oollod r.
# Mrs. Jennie p MoolG wa" ~ I Jaatb "
Millers FANS inns wees ~ Im SundaI 81
her mother, WING Th nleI sui Was " held al
Nh heart 1ailure: In ne a INV Wndnesdav Row
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