The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18
/orthfeId, Mass.

rq will hold a regular meeting
T.slU evening
pra Gallup is the assistant in w.
aii5as tgvrlry store.
be. brigade had its regular
p y, hs tuesday evening
n..#.v is soon 90 move his
town from Putney, Vt,
ef f.. b, I. Field have re.
w aat to Boston and vicin.
q V.....r and party have returned
81 automobile trip through Con-
n. bona Al'au has gone to Worces-
rap t.e laughter Is attending the
u, e... IS, Nickols of New Haven
", her sister, Mrs. Mcmillan of
rn-.n fair held in Warwick
.ghtlcss attract many in.
y. .rl Mr., crosby OF Nashua, y. H.,
f.. .s-- of her parents, Mr.. and
!. l. i Hart.
I...r- Macon is moving from the late
I. W.-.u house into part Of the n.
.N4.r aaase.
A.. Celia W. Read of Watertown,
4. a, .rn entertained by DIR. and
4 \ D. Wood.
M. Haze. Airing of Greenfield has
L .sm.n. the week with lrer mother
/. j. FL aoble health.
n. W4r.r has been entertaining Mr.,
" Nh. PmIhrick of Boston, parents OF
/. P'fhH.s of this town.
,.-s-' members of the Masonic order
s.rr.r. 10 attend the meeting to be
En- Montague this evening.
N, H.rsprt Field and daughter, Mary,
u Kr,nt y. H.. visited old friends In
m .5r t.v days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jillson are guests Of Da-
7. RAIL- Misses Bertha and Minnie
. we've also visitors over Sunday.
Ma. Mary Abbot was entertained at
rr.e, DR.. y. p. Woods, over Sun
returning to her school in Turner's
Ms George +. Alderman is recovering
4 serious operation which she re-
Nh underwent at the Springfield hos
D. Clamp with the assistance of his
killed 4 large porcupine the first OF
week. The animal weighed about 81
he Pomona grange will meet today in
al hail. Dinner will be served at
N anil the exercises are public in the
.moou.
anne, Cowles and James Wall were
al 10 Springfield to attend the funeral
F II. Wright, a former townsman,
Friday,
rank Kendrick is moving his family
5e Cotton cottage, the place where he
formerly lived being sold to DIR.
l,awalre.
h. Pa.ticoats as played in the opera
Sc in Turner's Falls tomorrow evening
doubtless attract several parties
d th,, town.
sgn c. Ward camp, Sons of Veterans,
inspected on Tuesday evening by MIR.
on Of Orange. After the exercises
per was served.
rs. Orr and family, who have been
quest. Of her parents during the sum
months, returned to their home in
mia Wednesday.
he women of the Unitarian society
resume the work of the sewing So
. next Thursday and arrangements
to be made for the annual fair
rs. C. B. Field has recently visited
Lucy Lomfert in Westford, Mass,
since then has been entertaining her
Fred and wife from Springfield.
aunins reports are heard of the con-
N of Miss Lucy Woodland who recent
vent 10 a sanatarium. Mr.. and Mrs.
.dard have gone to be with her.
. y. P. Wood is making an Official
acti0n Of the children of the puhhc
ols He finds several cases OF aden-
and the general condition OF the
j Very poor.
}. subject for the Fortnightly club
WanIav afternoon is Physical Feat
Of Italy and the committee IN
.e are Mrs. Mary George, Miss salile
lr and Mrs. Maud Williams
ere will he a concert this evening IN
town hall-the first number OF the
hHad lecture course series. The en-
liners are the Boston Ladies quar-
who come with the highest press
nendations.
a Woman's Relief corps is to be in
tel today when it is expected that
Ireustis of Athol will be present IN
official capacity. A dinner Will be
ID to which the members OF the IT,
2. post are invited, -,
new furnace has arrived which, VIII
ba placed in the Dickinson Memo
library. This is a result OF the ae-
taken at the last town meeting 10
ha,9 an additional furnace as the
ling was insufficiently heated.
orle Pentecost was unceremoniouSly
lnd from his horse while riding Ihe
of the week. the horse being frig4I-
bv some paper. Fortunately MI.
aa,-- received no serious injuries put
horse was not found until the next
ere was a meeting in Dickinson Ne we,
a. library Tuesday evening when Ihe
ton Of Industrial Education was ul5-
a. There was not a large attend
but there were several suggestions
the adaptability of the idea to TINS
g mules which are worked on the
e. farm travelled toward home IN
l.veliest manner from the meaaoT
Monday. the harrow Gathering behind.
d coming up Parker avenue they
caught by G. n. Kidder but no one
81 anxions to remove the harrow
behind those particular mules.
and Mrs. n. P. Wood attended a
.r at the Devens House in Green
last Monday evening given by tnG
aut physicians in honor OF Ut. anu
s. c. Walker who are soon, TO leate
naeld. There were 26 in the parry
the visiting physicians were those
" associated with DR.. Walker dur
bis many years as practising physi-
q officers chosen at the business meet
# the Congregational church L Tor n Sne
ng year are: Clerk, Miss NJ. L. , DuV.
assistant clerk, Miss lola. Holto1