The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-22

H. 4hibition given in Boston last week
J.. Arthur Mason has been entertain
Hnr two sisters and cousin this week.
| Mn. \. 2. Wood and Phillip are visit.
10 .tr sister, Mrs. Thomas in Brattle'
5lo.
| Mrs Della Baldwin is spending the
SoBth of March with her mother in Con.
Mrs. joel Randall is on the sick list
Snl /. suffering severely with trouble in
or foot
The grange will meet on Tuesday even.
b. when the subject OF poultry will be
b.,su,sed,
pwpamtions are being made for special
Hastrr services in the Unitarian church
(laph 81.
Levi. Golden has returned to his home
h Kcenc after spending the winter in
kouhicld,
Mrs, F. c. jackson is in Vernon to
HEN carr for Mrs. Charles jackson, who
/ quite ILL.,
Mr.. +. l.. Proctor and son, Ralph,
ne Spending a few days with relatives in
North Orange.
Leon Whitmore is to be seen every
pleasant day driving a fine horse he has
recently purchased.
Mrs. Jennie T. Davis has sold to Thomas
)unan real estate adjoining land of the
ate l., T. Webster.
Joseph Clark is seriously i'll with a COM
Ilicltiou of diseases so the services of a
Iecial nurse are required.
Mrs. Cakes, housekeeper for J. I. Cum
lngs has been visiting in Keene Tor /
eyelal days but has returned.
Mrs. E. c. Russell and Miss Clara
Yard are spending several days visiting |
d different parts Of the state.
Misses Pearl Andrews and Katherine
'acon are the expected guests of Bernice
Webster today to remain over Sunday.
st. Patrck's day was not forgotten by
he members Of the Catholic church last
mlay green being the prevailing color
The editors for the Mennonite for the
,miug year are X. H. Doane, A. 2.
mti, and 7, n. Orme, 'O9, and G. H.
lnwood, 10.
James Crelan has returned to Boston
ter spending a few days in town. Miss
snnie Crelan is employed in the central !
nee Oh lhe telephone exchange
The funeral of Mrs. Ozro Doolittle was
I'D in Dickinson hall, West Mortified, {
.turday afternoon and the burial was in {
e West Northheld cemetery.
Daniel O'Keefe returned to his home
LenoXville, Quebec, Monday. His broth
Edward O'keefe, is intending to re- ,
lin in town during the summer months.
Mrs. h. r. Smith gave reception to 7
r Sunday school class last Friday after.
on in the parish house. Ice cream and
ie We're served and the evening spent
,ially.
Harvey Evans, who was struck in the v
e with sharp piece of steel a few
eks ago, has since had his injured eye /
moved and is doing as well as can be V
Dected,
The first automobile of the season went 81
'ough Main street Tuesday afternoon. '
Is and several enterprising robins and
ebilds are among the sure signs tnat al
ing has come. al
lrs. G. II. Webster spent part of last
elk in Orange and Athol, returning Mon T
, accompanied by Miss Bernice, who SC
been visiting relatives and friends
several days. r
William Beers is moving his family to I'll
emca this week. Miss Flora Beers will
laln in town to finish her course at N
high school and Tom will continue 70
studies at Mt. Hermon. d9
gorge and Charles Slate are visiting
A. BigeloW, who is in Putney, Vt. As 90,
Bigelow is interested in large sugar h.
lard it may be possible that the idea he he
IT-1S olHnH ut 10 n
the visitors.
.r. and Mrs. Walter johnson are re- NJ
ing congratulations over the birth of t.
ghter Grace Gertrude, last week. Te
;. johnson will be remembered by ~
~ friends as Gertrude Brown. Mrs. w
nam Is there as trained nurse. 4,
he women Of the Unitarian parish will a
e sugar supper in the dining rooms DO
lected with the church Thursday even VI"
March 49, There will be sewing
ting in the afternoon and supper with
best Of maple sugar will be served at ]
seording to the report of Superintend- -,
Il. i. Howard there were 226 pupils chi
Gned in this town for tests of sight
hearing. There were 43 found defec- :
IN sight and II in hearing, and these HI
reported to the parents or guar !
e Fortnightly meets next Monday af- \
Don, the subject for discussion being sen
famous Courtiers of Henry WILL, dial
Thomas Moore, Thomas Cromwell I
Cardinal Wolsey Papers are to be cha
cted IRON several of the members son
mt. ,
e Sons of Veterans had regular f.,
ing Thursday evening and after the and
Ot the order a reception and So A
lis TIt1d :" P Vi Sne ~, 100 ing
served, games were played and a r
9 "''' 'i'''' Ma
pro ,,.,o 1 4., - 49, at
h church last Sunday morning, Rev.
'ay Smith preaching from the text
IL In the evening Rev. Mr.. Chatter L
charge Of the services and at the last
nonlaI service that followed there II
% responses in less than five min ed
Key. and Mrs. Chafer sang a duet a
much expression. !
re was a pleasant gathering at Per W
Inn last Thursday evening but man
was not large number present on thol
i '1 'he Ddu travelling. lie WOHleH he 1
l., boy supper, the boxes being M
winch added a neat sum to the treas "
several of the boxes were fanci- pu.s
Kiddpr and Nj 49,, Lo;no, yarv time
uIIy adorned. After the supper games WI
Played and a pleasant social even n lUi
as spent. CRU
you'd be very nice if the Mortified FL ~
ibgrs Of The Reformer could unite a TIr
,nd some one from this town to the won
Town exposition according to the ito
eneroqs offer given by the managers lnvo
popular paper 1t is not often that pup pup,
s. chance is given in this section and slgn.
1er as extended by the coupons is RENE
'ofIll considering. Mrs. E. |. Cal. !hd AZ
The correspondent, will be pleased Is I'd
~ IN coupons for anyone who de-
u lelp IN any way for a Mortified
lg to a Misunderstanding of dates "Pr;
new uncertain when the next lee
III De given Unfortunately tho lao-