The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-15

for the pal "a years had been a mem
her of the First Baptist church, Mrs,
Phillips body was placed IN the tomb
in Dummeston aud burial will be in the
family lot in West Dummerston. Be
sides her husband she is survived by u
step-daughtcr, Miss Frances Phillips OF
Oberlin, o., two sisters, Mrs Anna T.,
Evans and Mrs, l.. j, knight OF this
town, and one brother, Herbert q. Ever
lcth OF Putney.
4. w. Stowe is housed by illness THE
week.
Mrs L. l., Packard is in Greenfield for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Flora Strong came from Newfane
Friday and called on friends,
Miss Clara Davenport left town Satur-
day for a weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Carolyn Clark left Tuesday morn
ing for Guilford, Conn, TO spend sew
eral weeks.
Rev l., NJ. Kencston is victim OF
grip aud has been confined to his bed
since Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh Of Greenfield
came Thursday to spend some time with
Mrs. Esther Rice.
Miss Edith Stowe returned Friday TO
her nome dltcf an fAltnutN WISH III
Boston and vicinity.
William Tanning is planning to build
new barn on the site OF the one Win
was burned two weeks ago.
Miss GLADYS Stellmann returned We'd
nesday evening from Providence, X. l.,
where she has been visiting.
Mrs d. T, Perry went TO Greenfield
SATURDAY 10 spend a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. A. c. Blodgett.
Charles \. Stockwell returned to his
work for the street railroad company yes
terday morning after a two weeks alb
scnce.
The woman's association OF the Con
gragational church met with Mrs. l.. =
Bartlett and Miss VI. l.. Stedman yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Rice fell in her sitting
room Wednesday afternoon and bruised.
the back of her head. She feels the eff
fects of the jar also.
w. II. Cheney went to New York We'd
nesday in company with his uncle
Charles \. Cheney Of Hoosick Falls, "
y. for weeks outing.
The friends of Cotton Mather, Bert
G. Lynde and Morey Lynde are glad
to learn of the marked improvement IN
their condition this week.
Miss Helen Barnard, who has been re
siding with her sister, Mrs. +. II. Dav'
export, left Monday for Southern Pines:
where she will remain during the rest OF
the winter.
Mrs. b. y. Phelps received a message
Tuesday saving her father, Andrew, +.
Bratton. had been stricken with paralysis
and is in critical condition at his home
in Stamford
f. c. Dunklee. W. II. Haywood, K;
p. Wheeler. \. +. Hill, j. l.. Stockwell
and f. II. Winchester went to Bellows
Falls YESTERDAY to attend the meeting
of the eighth Masonic district.
Charles Leitsinger has rented the
Weatherhead house at the corner OF Brat,
tie street and Western avenue and will
move there from the house which he, now
occupies owned by the street railroad
company.
Mrs. Leon Nichol fell in the barn
while assisting her husband in feeding
the stock Wednesday afternoon and was
unable to walk without assistance, but
il was found no bones were broken ana
She is recovering from the nervous shock
which She received Mr. and Mrs. Nichol
live on the Charles Akley farm
Charles r. Prentiss and Elbert, \;
Knight nave loIlueu Pa Pa, h,,s;nnss In ron.
conduct WOODWORKING pua J s,,,.a.,yood
business which they have been dong
They have been putting in new machln-
erv this week which they recently pur-
chased of the Stowell Manufacturing com
pany Of Putnev.
This evening Baptist church will hold
,e1Ia,n and sumner. supper
will be served at o'clock and the roli.c
call will follow. DR.. w. \; DAWSON Oh
Burlington will give an address, Mem
bers are requested to come prepared 70
respond by brief testimony, or verse 3l
Scripture. when their names are called
The rollcall and address will be public
1,o aoo+b If Mrs Phoebe
Jerks, which occurred at her home IN
Roston few weeks ago, brings sorrow
to her acouaintances here. Mrs. jerks
had been among the summer guests, at
The Melrose tor. several years anu I i%u
was portrait painter OF consldera9ie
merit and left large fortune Whlch she
disposed Of by will
The women of the Baptist society met
NEver Tuesday afternoon to sew for
local family where sickness has pre-
vailed much of the winter me men
were invited to supper ana n tie eV was
ing social was held collec'ion We NE
taken and the proceeds given lor wy
same family \ good number were pre-
ent and most enjoyable evening spent
rrod Fl Sumner has sold his black
s,, rtb' business TO Stephen P. Williams
OF W;lmington. Mr.. Williams has been
u +" i 6"caE Howe in Wilmington for
VIVA Mi,a tine and will take possession of the
W.T. T Rrattiaboro shop Feb. IS. Mr.. Sum
r w r'T has CONDUCTED a successful business
hare dnring The past three years and
l'lo III p a;,,a nm tba work on ac-