The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-29

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stowe,
Arthur Crouch has resigned his clerl
q ship at j. l.. Stockwell's on account q
: illness.
!. Pauline and Evelyn Fisher are visitin
!, their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. b, \
u Phelps,
: Samuel Brown has gone to Springfield
! this week to enter the employ of Crosb
u a Parker.
The sugar house at Eli II. Lees Of,
Z farm was burned to the ground last Fri
day morning
e christopher IIertzberg has the fran
= erected for new two-stOry dwelling OF
t Williams street.
5 Arthur Goodenough and family plan t,
Q move from W. II. Eddy's to L. l.. Hough
tons farm soon.
, Frank Preiountaine is improving iron
his recent illness and able TO be on the
street this week.
Edgar Hamilton has returned to Lewis
town, Mont, after spending the winter
here with relatives.
Miss Mary Z. Clark is visiting in New
York city this week. She is the guest
OF Miss Helen Baker.
Miss Ida Fox spent Sunday and Mon.
day in Springfield, Mass, with her sis.
ter, Mrs. J. W. Menard.
Miss Anna Smith is expected tomorrow
from Brooklyn, y. y, where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Repairs are being made on the old Bap-
fist parsonage getting 1t in readiness
for rental about April Is.
Joseph and William Langille returned
to New York Friday afternoon accom-
panied by Miss Anna Belz
Miss Dora Barber was called to her
home in Grove Monday afternoon by the
death of her aunt, Mrs. Clark.
Miss Daisie l.. Miller came from Boston
! yesterday to spend her Easter vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Helen Miller.
The Needlecrafts club met at the home
of Mrs. c. K. Prentiss Tuesday after
noon. Fourteen of the women were pres
ent.
Our old friend, David, has a lot OF
local hits up his sleeve that are sure to
rattle out at the Water Wagon show
next week.
Mrs s. II. Sawyer returned to her
home Saturday from Westminster, where
she has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Rol'
lin Ranney.
The womans association of the Con
gregational church held a sewing meeting
at the home of Mrs. +. d. L. Stowe
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Bond returned to her
home in Greenfield Saturday afternoon at. /
ter visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. /
l.. Z. Bond for few days.
+. C. Brown has closed his engage
ment with the II. b. Porter 4, Sons com
pany in Norwich, Conn, and will con
tinue his carpentering in town.
Mrs. Sophia Chamberlin, accompanied
by her brother, Sylvanus Kelley OF Dunn /
merston. went to Greenfield Tuesday to .
visit their brother Giles Kelley.
Mrs. 7. b. DeRosia returned to her
home on Melrose street Saturday from the
Memorial hospital, where she has been
under treatment for several weeks.
j. /. Stockwell has had new steps
placed at the store and main entrance to
his block this week and is also making
extensive repairs in the west tenement.
Mrs. Walter +. Snow was operated on
successfully for appendicitis at her home
by DR.. L. r. Lynch Wednesday forenoon
and is doing well at the present writing.
Prof W. f. Minis and sister, Miss
Mabel Minis, returned Saturday after
noon from their home in Ashbunham,
Mass, where they spent their vacation,
Clyde W. Lyman OF Wilmington is
boarding at G.. II. Copeland's on Glen
street. Both Mr.. Copeland and Mr., Wy
man are working at /. r. Copeland's
mill.
Superintendent Trip has promised a
special car to be run from the east vii
Iage next Thursday and Friday evenings
to accommodate those attending the Wa
ter Wagon MINISTRIES.
Elijah and Elisha Prouty, Erwin Hol- 4
len and Guy Thayer returned Tuesday \
rom New York city, where they have
Deen employed by the Estey Organ com
amy for several weeks making extensive
School opened Monday at the academy
With good attendance. Mrs. Frances :
Horton is unable to resume at present
Ter work as teacher in the eighth and =
ninth grades and the vacancy is filled by
1larence Thurber =
The first division of the woman's assO-
iation of the Congregational church sery-
d delicious sugar supper in the church
,arlors last evening. \ large number of
.uests were present who thoroughly en-
Dyed the supper and social hour spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Birch of Wash
ngton street have been engaged to carry
n the town farm during the coming
ear. Mr.. and Mrs. Hescock, who have
esigned, have not made any definite
lans for the future but expect to go out i
t town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Mather returned
tuesday, afternoon from New York. Dur
lg their absence of three weeks they l
ave visited their sons, NJ. [. Mather in
ampello. Mass and George E. Mather
1 Newark, N. j., and friends in New
'orl city.
Miss NIaude Miller entertained the lit
e girls club at her home last Friday I
fternoon Various games were played
nd short program rendered when dainty
,freshments were served and the merry
arty adjourned for an indefinite time.
,pairs on their store.
j. L.. Stockwell has sold his house next
he block to A. r. Bracewell this week.
ossession will be given at once. MIR.
racewell plans to make extensive repairs
I'd will fit up a barber shop there in
cad of occupying the room he now has
Stockwell's block for his work.
A most enjoyable occasion was. the
mily reunion at E. f. Mather's on
road Sunday when Mrs. Mlath-
ensselaer Falls, n. Y, and Mrs. T. W.
age. whose home is in district No. Is
ID her brother, George T. Wilson of
e w. F. Richardson Meat company.
is the first time since early childhood
at Mrs. Mather and Mrs. Gage have
en- their sisters, Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
larson.
There is every indication that the Sec
d annual appearance of the Water
agon MINISTRIES next Thursday and Fri
V evenings, April and 5, will outshine
It years effort in every respect A
lch larger chorus is in active prepare
m and there is promised special stage
things and brilliant costumes, A feature
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