The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Death of Henry @. Hooker.

Thursday. Dee 5. Mr., Hooker was for
mer resident of this place and went west
when a Young man and became very sue
rassfnl. He was 81 years old and con-
tinu,d his life of activity to the last. lie
owned a beautiful home. in Los Angeles
and conducted a large horse and cattle
ranch in Arizona. Mr.. Hooker accom-
panied his brother, John ID. Hooker, on
\ trip east this year and was for week
,ba ,uest at the Hooker homestead in
This town in August.
He is survived by wife, a daughter
and two sons. He was a brother OF Mrs.
Jnim Jones. Arson C. and George p.
Hooker. of this town, John d. Hooker OF
Los Angeles, and Mrs. Minnie Robinson
and Mrs, Mary II. Smith of San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Mrs. John Griffin is on the sick list.
Miss Rena Dupee has finished work at
+ F. W. Tilden's
Miss Doris Cantlin is recovering from
few days illness.
Miss Mabel Proctor is in Winchester
this week canvassing.
Henry Spaulding is entertaining his Ia
ther from Chesterfield.
Mr.. Harrington of Randolph visited
George Cakes recently.
Moses Bardwell has returned from
business trip to Boston.
James O'Brien has returned from
business trip to Boston.
William Vigneau of Greenfield spent
Sunday at his home here.
Hcbert T. Fisher has returned from
business trip to New York.
Arthur Porter has returned from pusi-
ness trip to Concord, n. h.
Guv \. Smith of Turner's Falls, Mass
visited at his home "Wednesday.
Robert McCaughern of Holyoke, Mass
sppnt Sunday with his father here.
Mrs Butler of Chesterfield is visiting
Of Thomas Buffers on River street.
y q Pack has returned after several
doys snent in various Vermont towns.
Mrs Mary Dolan and Miss Minnie Nc
ennis visited Saturday in keene, N H.
F T. Richards has returned from y.
visit with relatives in Saxtons RIVER, w.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NORM have taken
rooms at Wallace Thayer's on Nam street.
Misses Katherine Bailey and Maud
Webb visited today in Springfield, MASS
Loo Terry of Fort Edward, N. u, Is
,;s;ting his brother, Stephen Terry, heie.
Miss Cora Dexter spent Sunday , WIN
Ne Cora Dennison in Springfield, MASS
II n secrest of Cleveland o., has beeh
mast If III. T. Fisher for a few DAYS
Misses Mary and Elizabeth ~ nan Az.
spent Sunday with MIS- "e''h
ueOt. ;;+;,n nor
Mrs Nat Butler has been VISITING h lh
MIS- NJ NJ n Ralph Wood, in Ash
Wus Thomas White and child OF Leon
inster, Mass, are Visi'ihs
Raness. oouod to
o MIS-, Nj Mass Saturday by the death OF
her sister. Lib sobool
rhoro was no school at the high scnool
~ lhGle ftarnoon owing to the unlaNoi-
able weather. MAJ u,bo
HI;ssos Uortense and Lillian Mead, VINO
lo, mis heen III with diphtheria, are recoS
ering rapidly. ..on VT
Nta++haw McGinnis of Bennington NJ y,
MatVne" ;s;t;no his daughter, Miss Mln-
M Miss Mile Holden of Guilford is, Is VISIT IT
ing her sister, MISS
a. ~ w. - Turner and Mrs Wood OF
Mrs. =. " ,,;s;tad Saturday with Miss
Bratteboro vlslteu
Hannah Mullin. IT. home
The Mission study class met az p1 rnt
Of Miss Gertrude Goss on pia''i''0-
street this week. p,,rl,e
Miss Mary Murray and Edward ss Mr. bu and
-11i Mss ~ snent Sunday with MI anu
Mrs. John Murray. AND n
+ s. Leonard, w. F. Robertson soa, anu few W
e Robertson have returheu Inn
DAYS in New York .lod the
Mr. and Mrs. d, G. INNS at1g gre Reed,
funeral of Mrs. Nims's mother' W.
in Mortified today uondav
Roger Cunningham returinepp IL nsrents
frCr,, a two weeks visit WIN his 20"
in Harrisville, y. H. ;on held its
ne 10y rossat;ng at the Congregational
church this afternoon A. Eastern
A. +ho animal meeting OF the E Ea tha
S4or Wnndav evening the ofilcers ioi ''
ensuing wear were elected rr11s.
w. I'D Mrs. Charles Gould OF . Iaira
l,, Rridoe n. H., have been Ni'i'i'e
NJ NJ and Mrs. Frank st. John. y Lo.
wilson Harris of Cleveland ~ f ilu.
l w ii; ~ town recently. Mr.. Harris s,oa ap
rDar ,i lived in this town Tor many n
Mise lille Belleville of Rochester, viii; m
II - making few weeks Vis I pile.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Edwaiu ''
vile. ,o,;oe court
rhore were three DRINKS IN ponce ponce eU uoed
antIT, One settled, one was olscha 1lI SI y,
s sni ny third was committed TO Vhe cum
d. Ee,cb recently lost the ends .,
tLe eley engers while working, on NJ No,
rianer at the Granite state Nho"7
Plans are under way for Masonic 4an 90 90
F., bn held in the town nan o ttIahorc
isitSinoer's full orchestra OF b ORA,
has been engaged for the occasion'
Misses Ruth Race and Bertha IA. h2 Haye en-
sd frnm their homes in New Ila at;,,a'
inan and Claramont, N Ii, le s'ipoation.
" saturday after TWO weeh' Not;ck
Miss Elizabeth VI. Burnham Of N sanre.
Ms Is in town for a few WEEP 5so,tIand
santino an extract company , o. Pur.
Me- and is stopping at MIS-. M"uii'
cells on High street.
Tho tonic chosen for next SUNDAY Guar.
Inc toP tha ITniyersalist church = Cn mar
acter as the Outgrowth OF ;as oil be
sermon for the evening SERVICES
Spirit of Christianity.
The selectmen have placed new new I gTiuc
III Lhg 81 different parts OF the yliiaEe
3'dLGs H. direction and distance 10 'lV
g--1,.,,-5ding towns The signs ~ la
sfsaI nainfed dark blue, with "iii'e Nv
tiers.
Mrs Robert Sibly, who has been .. E rret,
mo her sisters, Miss Katherine Daii'''