The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-25

Mrs Grafton of Boston is a guest OF
| Mrs.. Alvin George.
Mrs T. w. Doane is visiting in North
ampton this week.
Arthur Field is taking vacation from
Robbins & Evanss store.
Mrs George Field returned last Thurs
| day somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bigelow returned
from visit in Connecticut Saturday.
A. D. Elmer is taking business trip
through the central portion OF this state.
George Z. Murdoch has been spending
week on the old farm to pick the APP
pies.
Several of the prominent Masons attend
Cd the Masonic meeting in Montague last
Friday evening.
Mason's moving pictures were the at
traction in Sons of Veterans hall We'd
nesday evening.
Francis A. Bent has been filling his silo
this week, the work being done by Alton
Miners gas engine.
Several from here attended meeting
Of the Sons of Veterans in Millers Falls
Wednesday evening.
j. Wesley Mann has returned from the
Brattleboro hospital after a successful OPP
Grafton for tumor.
Martin Jones, local manager of the. New
England Telephone company, Is taxing a
two weeks vacation.
B. F. Field has been appointed trustee
in Dickinson Memorial library in place OF
n " Eraap depeas a1
George E. Proctor of Springfield, Mass,
visited Charles Field over Sunday, also
bis sister, Mrs. Fred Field.
Mrs. C. H. Webster and Mrs. N. r
Wood visited the Order of the Eastern
Star in Easthampton this week.
Mrs. N. Fay Smith very pleasantly
entertained her Sunday school class last
Friday evening at the parsonage.
The grange held regular meeting lues,
day evening and arrangements were naue
for visiting Bernardston grange NOV. o.
Mrs. Hubert Field and daughter, who
have been making short visit WIN oio
friends. have returned to Keene, N. ii.
George Field was called to. Chelsea Wed
nesday to attend the funeral OF his pr9tn
.r Warren. Two other brothers are ieit
Miss Margaret Worcester OF Newton
vile has been the guest of Miss Il.
Field, leaving for Philadelphia last oat
urday.
The present owner of the Albert Lyman
house, so-called, is making improvements
BY building a new piazza and making othei
repairs.
Miss Harriet Warmer has SO muc1
improved that the nurse has gone ano
Mrs Davis, an old friend, is now caring
for her.
Mrs, Burnham of Springfield was ex
pected last evening to WISH the oona ~
Veterans auxiliary in her offlclal capacity
as Inspector
Mrs. Beth Field Batchelder started
Wednesday for Telluride, COL, where nel
husband has an important position IN oh'
Of the mines. -,
All Hallows eve will be observed IN 5ht
Unitarian church parlors next THURSDAY
evening by social for the members o.
the Sunday school.
The Misses Hadden from Orange, N. j..
that have been spending the past Iws
months at William Corners, returned tt
their home this week.
Several of the friends from this 59@ WI
are planning to attend the golden Wea Wal
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles jackson OF Ver
non, VT, which will be observed NOV. 0
The women of the Unitarian socletS
have presented Mrs. Newton keet VIII
q handsome oak rocker in appreciation .
her fidelity to church and Sunday scnoo
work.
There will be numerous HalloWeei
parties next week, one OF tnem roi
Thursday evening in the Onitarlah S Sme,
psrlors for the members of the Sunda.
school,
Mr., and Mrs. George Stearns, OF Dux
bury have been the guests OF Y. y. oteaiH
this week. Mr.. Stearns Is natlVe e1 VII
town and son of George Stearns, lorihe
resident.
Several of the horse owners are com
planning of a prevailing dlstempsr WIZ VIM,
seems to affect all the horses IN p a.,
All the horses of Charles Field have pee;
sick and there are also others IN tna1 VI
entity.
announcement cards have been recelv
ed of the marriage of Miss Ethel ma,
Walcott to d. K Muzzy Of PEABODY Re
Gently. Miss Walcott will be renen
bered as former teacher OF the il'ei
mediate school.
The Woman's Relief corps was inspeete 9
last Friday by Mrs. Heustis OF Atnoi
Dinner was served at noon to the MEMBER !,
Of the H. H. johnson Post and otner ~ ~
vited guests, and the business session OF
eupied the afternoon.
A telegram from the sana ITO gtdTi
the sad news that Miss Lucy Woodwara
very low and rapidly falling. a .har la'n an
the family have the deep sympathy OF tn
community in this sorrow.
The Warwick and Bernardston, fairs las
Friday evening attracted several paitne
from here and all report hne. tlnle
There were 10 who went to Warwick an .h