The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

Rutland and will visit in Brandon be-
fore they return.
| Remember the junior prize oratorical
contest at the Seminary hall this even
ing.
May Willard went to Putney ON Sat
urday to visit her brother, Sherman VIII
lard.
Mrs. Fred Reed spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Bryant, in South London
derry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs
HAYNES Sanders spent Saturday IN Brat
tie6oro
II A.. Do, p,rros attended, the
Iii, M,. "', ~ tho;r uncIe Silas Barnes. in
! I" nmj"ndor,,,
NJ g, p,rtolIe has been suend
Mrs. ueoisu i ,',;tb Sor dangbtar Mrs
ing SUM ,l,iie VII" Nv
ho"e'' " " IN D. ,t,.,.. how, ro.
Mr. anu w" H., 'U ,,;,;t ~ tbn;r son in
Iutn99u r i,o.r od'i' ''''' " ''''
NoIth i'"' ''" A., a.
+: l.. owe Is plallhln.. UP iii
Springfield to purchase spring goouS WIZ"
which to MI ms STORE
Miss Ella Willis VISITED her proE E
Merle Willis. last week ana went l'on'
here TO Grafton to VlSit,
Misses Abbie and Florence Follett
closed their schools in Weston today and
are expected home soon
Last Saturday members of the Gale x
Bemis families went to Brookline to at
tend the funeral of Jonathan Eddy.
Misc Tpc, Booth is in Paris. France,
orJ ~ ,riII nrobably not come to occupy
bar cottagn on tbe terrace before June.
- u,,t II I Laws will
IT Is relortcu en aIIo, Co., 80 mania svrnn
pa, ~ Ella season oI'ens and furnish the
t wle" 'i''
NJ NJ and Mrs LYMAN Gale. Frank Gale.
,I;"so, ! ;il, and Alma Gale went to New
fnno Saturdov to attend the burial of
Tnna+ban EJdv
'U "" n.y., NJ. Anl,,.,o, ,,ho was
we near tll"I hi ~ T,,,,e,nn Nm.
iouhd uegu III ms pvu III tin, ,"'I res;.
gay FNsHTInE, No. tt, oo "m tba odeiI
,'t,lv vi ~" ''7''N''>''
l' az, = a.. pon.i,+ ohrrol will
Inc women .! lne laP''a o,.,tnrs at tbn
serve warm HIN W." dor 0S Tbe annual
NeSIty town ll'eTv,jE SA;a lon;ot,. viii
lneeI,hg, o. tIe . i a., -N'' sunny
aiso De helu '""' ""l' .,
The tram was very ia'e uesoaf e'Gn,
ing so that those who had gone Tor the
man at Nv ii a. ,to,oe
loatng about the streets ana the stores
or calling upon their friends.
Rev. Thomas Hafer, who is sent out
as an evangelist by the Vermont Baptist
state convention. will commence series
of meetings here next Sunday winch VIII
continue two weeks. Mr. iafer IS a
singer and will use the hymn books that
have been used in the Tolrey and, Alex
ander revival meetings. a cordial INV
tation is extended to all to attend these
meetings.
We have a few wild Indians in town
who are yvbooninp for all they are worth.
Tbe doctors have also taken to the war
natb and have instituted a quarantine
50 that if is hoped no more will be in
duced to, JON the camp OF the e.o ehe a,,;.
Among those nov IN the camp T are LGGIS
Austn. Kay CoDp' hayrionu luesI I!ai
Howard Cutler ana some OF the van d.
kcnburgs.
When the grounding reads the report
of the weather bureau for February he
will be glad that he stayed safely in his
hole for another sleep. On Sunday
morning the thermometer registered %
degrees below zero so, as one gentleman
upon that day. In the afternoon snow
hrgan TO fall, on Monday the wind be-
gan to blow and for the first time this
winter the snow drlited oady SO G tna LINE ime
breaking OF tne r9 T was 'ne i'iS' '''i''7
to be considered iuesuay'
The many friends of Ernest Gould VINO
was injured three weeks ago will be glad
to hear that he is so far recovered as
to return to his work this week. MT
oud started from Bellows, Falls with
party of friends IN LARGE barge drawn
by four horses to spend the evening at
the home of his wifes sister On, the way
the barge was overturned and rolled
down a bank One of Mr.. Gould's, limb,
was so seriously injured, although not
broken, that the doctors feared it would