The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-04


Harmonyville has a water, system Of its
own, a pipe having been laid from mlse
spring so that all the houses are supphed,
William Brooks of Guild, N. H., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert johnson OF Saxtons
River spent the day recently at oaiioS
Johnsons. !,
Mrs. T.. A. Kenyon went to Brandon the
first of the week to attend the w; " l.
u. convention where she had place Oh
the program.
Miss Harriet Howe, who has lived az
Irving Watson's for several years, WIN
now make her home with Mr., ana MIS-
Martin Perry.
Mrs. Herbert Franklin's hens lay so
many eggs that in one week she hau a
dozen TO sell after using all she wanted
for cooking. Who says hens don't pay
Maud A. Howe, who has been at H. II,
Fessendens during the past season, mas
gone to her home in West Iownshend ana
Mrs, Almedia Boynton OF Jamaica mas
taken her place.
There will be no lack of water in the
springs this fall as enough fell sunday TO
last for some time. Tuesday night oacS
Frost made his first appearance ana
nipped the leaves OF the squash vines
Irving Watson will have an auction OF
stock. farming tools, produce and house
hold goods Tuesday, Oct. $; A Tree
lunch will be served, Mr. Watson mas
lived upon the farm which he Is ABOUT 10
vacate over 20 years
Harry Frankln's poultry can produce
something more than eggs. Ills rose,
comb brown leghorns brought nome prizes
from Nashua and Brattleboro and are 10 70
/ l. hn
| coon also went to Brattleporo anu IT,
turned prize winner
Mrs. Milton Thayer and her daughter,
Pearl. have returned from their VISIT IN
! Massachusetts,. Miss Thayer has been
away n number of weeks but has returned
, in such poor health as to be unable TO re-
| turn to Miss Harriet Fletchers, where
she worked so long.
peuhen Park celebrated his S7th birth
dav anniversary at the home OF his SON
/ 4. +, Park. Tuesday. Edwin Fessenden
and his sister were invited to spend the
day with him in honor of the OCCASION
Mr.. Park seems 81 years young ana en-
lows Joke as well as ever
Mrs. Abbie Woodward went to Brook
line recently to visit her grandfather,
Elisha Edwards. who is nearly 30 years
old Mr.. Edwards lived formerly IN
Athens but had spent several years at the
west. He and his wife came east recent
" and bought them home IN Charie'
mont, Mass.
News was received last week that Miss
Esther Dale was i'll with typhoid fever
in The hospital at Brantford, Ontario. Miss
Dale was preparing TO give recital when
taken i'll. Through the kindness OF her
friends there the recital was given,
friend from Toronto going to take her
Mace ON the program. Miss Dale IS hav'
mo the best of care All will be glad to
know that the last news from her was
that she was improving. Her sister, MISS
Orinda Dale, is with her
Go one and all to the book social at
1.-THE Seminary hall next Tuesday evening
The sociable is in the hands OF competent
managers and bids fair to be an ,enloy,aDle
affair. Each woman Is requested TO dres;
to represent some book. Popcorn anc
candy will be sold. Marching, games anC
charades will be features OF the, evening
This social is not merely for students pu'
! for all who wish to attend. The towns
people should show their interest IN the
, seminary and turn out in body
Wednesday those members OF the Dor
, cas- guild who were fortunate enough U
!
dresses and betook themselves to TN
morning train while the unfortunate
sighed as they pinned on their glnghau
APRONS. Twelve boarded the train anc
went TO Mt. Hermon, where they were cor
daily welcomed by their president, Mrs
Ralnh Beebe. 1t goes without saying ina
/ they had a good time. 1t was voted a
the meeting to give harvest suppe
[ Oct l6.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre attended tn
meeting of the Congregational Mlnlster 81,
ASSOCIATION in Brattleboro Monday. INT
meeting. which was one of unusual inter
est, was held at the home of Rev, II
r. Miles, pastor of the Brattlebor
= church. DR.. Moran was moderator. Kew
Mr. Ballou gave talk on the Author
I shin of the Epistle to the Hebrews. KEY
Mr.. Whitcomb of Westminster gave TN
, console, taking up the problems Oh Wv
times in most interesting hiaihei
Eighteen were present.
According to law passed by the las
congress any railroad in the country Whos
mail trains are 80 minutes late III time
a in three months without sufficient eaus
+ are liable to be fined heavily by the pos
Office department. Within the year tn
= railroads have paid 100000 in fines, tn
g amount being cut from bills for carryin
The mail. The railroads have made man
|. excuses but the government has collect
a ed fbe fines in spite of them. We wonde
how large a part of the $5OO,OOO was. co
lected from the West River branch OF tn
= Central Vermont.
The Leland and Gray Messenger, is
be on a firm financial basis as 1t VIII nav
: the whole student body back Of it, eacc
y student having pledged himself to tax
the paper. Each class is to be represent
/, ed on the editorial board, the seniors nay
:. ing the largest representation: ~ In
classes will be represented as follows
V Seniors, Editor in chief, business manager
e literary. alumni notes, locals, athletics
;nniors assistant editor, business manager
h literary, locals; sophomores, literary,
a u Gals; freshmen, literary, locals. Fac
class is to choose its representatives o
! the board.
y A quiet wedding took place at moo
" Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Pomanzo Thayer when their granddaugl
n fer, Mabel Z. Howard, daughter OF Ethe
& brrt B. and Clara Thayer Howard, We
united in marriage to Albert M. Alel
st Only relatives Of the bride and groo
d we're present. Among those from out
town were Mrs. and Miss Allen OF j
is maica. Mr.. and Mrs. Vale Of South y
= donderry and Miss Avis Howard OF Co
: tocook. N. II. Rev. Daniel Mcintyre Pc
g formed the ceremony. Mr.. and MIS- AllS
drove to Brattleboro where they TOOK u
afternoon train and started on their we
ding ling Journey which is to last wee
= they will make their home in Gardne
e Mass, where Mr.. Allen is salesman,
- The list of the freshman class of Lelar
X and GRAY has been printed and Princip
is Lewis has added it to the catalogs not y