The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-18

NJ. Joyce of Saxtons River visited in
town over Sunday.
Rev. Father ID. C. Ling visited in
Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. j. Temple visited in Winches'
ter few days recently.
Walter Major is working for DIR. W.
f. Fay on the coal team.
The teachers held meeting at A. A.
Baileys Saturday afternoon
Peter Lorando of West Swansey has
moved his family to this town.
Miss Reba Torrey of Keene visited
Miss Henrietta Farwell recently.
Mrs. Thomas White of Leominster,
Mass. is visiting Mrs. d. Raine.
Mrs. c. C. Ranney OF Hillsboro Bridge
was in town Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. George Stebbins has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kay of Brattle-
boro visited Sunday at Charles Safford's.
Mrs. Casper Bemis of Gresham is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Felch,
John Mcfarland has gone to Green
field where he has position in a machine
shop.
The Congregational Ladies' society held
meeting at the church Thursday after
noon.
James O'Brien attended the institution
of a Knights of Columbus lodge at Athol
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hancock and Bert Will
Jams of Greenfield visited Friday at james
Hancock's.
The next mothers meeting will be
III kta,n in
street building.
Robert Weeks was called to North
Shapley, Me-, one day this week by the
death of relative
Clarence Signor of Clinton, Mass, is
working in the finishing department oil
the Halle & Frost mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanderson of
Clinton, Mass, visited Mrs. Sanderson on
Brattleboro street recently.
Mai. w. H. Trickey went yesterday to
Claremont to install the officers of the
Grand Army and Relief corps.
f. E. Stratton has opened rooms in
the Stebbins block on Main street where
he will repair watches, clocks, etc.
About 25 of the members of the Rebek-
all lodge OF this place attended the IN
stallation of the Rebekah lodge in Win
chester w eunesuay evening"
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Knapp died Monday evening after few
days illness and was buried in Pine Grove
cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
d. L. Fisher is drilling a class to put
on an entertainment the second night
of the Universalist fair The cantata,
Queen Esther, will be given the first
night.
Among those who are suffering from the
prevailing distemper are Mr. and Mrs. Il.
w. Taylor, Miss Charlotte Slate, A. l..
Taylor, Mrs Thomas Harmon, Mr.. and
Mrs D. G. Minis,
The funeral of the late Charles Davis
was held at his late home on Mortified
street Saturday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
Smith of Mortified officiating. The body
was taken to Winchester for burial in
Evergreen cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Higginson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Higginson and Joseph Watson
attended the Watson-Fisher wedding in
Westport Wednesday,
Mrs j. G. Rice went Monday for
few days visit with relatives in Worces
ter, Mass, and will then go to Twisp, |
Wash, to join her husband Mrs. Rice
came to this town about three years ago |
to care for her parents the late Deacon
and Mrs. Nelson Estey, during their last
sickness. During her stay she has won |
many friends and her removal is much re-
GREETED.
The annual concert and masquerade
ball of the Hinsdale fire department will |
be held in the town hall this evening.
I.etsingers orchestra of six pieces will |
be in attendance and give concert from |
s to 9. Dancing will continue from 9 |
to 3. The women of the Universalist So
ciety will serve a supper consisting of |
oysters in various forms, cold meats, sal
ads etc,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Method
list church elected the following officers
at their annual meeting: Mrs. Elizabeth |
Marley, president; Mrs. Minnie Dicker-
man and Mrs. Hattie Spaulding, vice
presidents; Mrs. G. NJ Cook, treasurer;
Mrs. S. II. Mcdonald, secretary; Mrs J.
G. Bridge, Mrs. III. G. Savage, Mrs. b.
A. Spencer and Mrs Austin Dickerman,
directors.
Following are the new officers Of the |
Methodist Sunday school: Miss Nora
Smith, superintendent; Joseph Watson,
assistant superintendent; Mrs S. IL. Nc
Donald secretary; Joseph Watson, treas
uref, MIS-. VI. II. lIdHSllle, supcllltcnuChU
of the cradle roll; Mrs. F. R. Bean,
superintendent of the home department;
Mrs. Minnie Dickerman, organist; Mrs.
Chester Drury, librarian.
District Deputy Collins of Marlboro
installed the following officers of the Uni
ty lodge, No. 4, |. o. 0. F., at the annu-
al meeting Monday evening: Noble grand,
Henry Brownell; vice grand, DR.. Y. l..
Smith; right supporter to noble grand,
William Watson; left supporter to noble
grand, Mr.. Rivet; right supporter to vice
grand, John Davenport; left supporter to
vice grand, John Goodhue;, conductor,
Fred Buckley; warden, William King;
recording secretary, E. |. Leach; imam
cial secretary, Warren Hall; outside
guard, Joseph Watson; inside guard, q.
b. Hall; chaplain, G.. S. Howe; treasurer,
G.. E. Robertson. A banquet followed
the installation.
Mrs. Ore Bergeron, 81, died at her
home on Main street last week Wednes-
day evening after long illness. Mrs
Bergeron was born in Canada and had
lived in this town for some time. She
was kind and indulgent woman, ever
thoughtful of others and ready to sacri-
fee herself for the welfare and happiness
of Others. She is survived by three sons
and two daughters, John Bergeron of
Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Porey of Franklin
Falls. Levine Bergeron of Ashuelot, Philly
Bergeron and Mrs. Carrie Bergeron, both
of this place. The funeral was held Sat
urday morning at st. Joseph's church,
Rev. Father d. G. Ling officiating. The
burial was in the Catholic cemetery.