The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-26


rem Halls.
Frank Horton returned Tuesday from
few days visit with his son IN fro'l
dence, H. |,
Robert Field of Springfield, Mass, Wis
tied his parents, MIR. and Mrs fran
Field Friday
Miss Mamie Curan has, returned from
a few days visit with relatives IN WIN
chester, y, II.
G. 5. Smith has purchased what Is
known as the old Fair ground owned py
W, q. Amidon.
Mrs. Ernest Latham and son OF Ever
EFT Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs Ed
ward Bergeron. -.
Oscar Staples of Providence, X, L., Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Staples,
Miss Elizabeth Hancock and Bert VIII
liams OF Greenfield spent Sunday al
James llancock's,
r.. d. ,JelTords of Chicopee Falls, Mass,
spent SUNDAY with his mother, Mrs
Laura jcilords.
Miss Ella Streeter has returned to the
Plymouth normal school after a lew
weeks visit here.
Percy Fileh has finished work IN the
Haze IloNl nllll anu - 'N''f''b 49,
Frank w. Tilden.
Miss Maud Webb was called to her in
home in Chesterfield recently by the Ill
ness of her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Macdonald went
Tuesday for a several weeks visit WIN
relatives in Canada,
Mai. w. II. Trickey attended the an
nual state cncampment OF the Il. A. H.
in Concord recently
Clarence Simonds has finished work
at the foundry and is working lor the
| Ashuelot Paper company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5. Pike OF Vernon
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. N
! Pike on Northheld street.
Mrs. Marion Taylor and granddaughter,
Miss Marion Watson, are visiting Alex
TAYLOR in Harrisville, \. IL.
Frank Williams and John Goodhue
| have gone to Keene, \. H., where they
have positions in foundry
Mrs. Henry IIigginson and daughter,
Miss Hannah. have returned from VISIT
with relatives in Winchester.
Mrs. Mary Checkley has returned to
Keene after few days visit with
Misses Ellen and Annie Ling.
Rev. George Locke of Iilton, n. H.. has
been appointed to supply the pulpit OF
the Calvary Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, S. Goddard went We'd
nesdav TO Keene where they expect to
make their home in the future.
William Mead has returned to Yale
university in New Haven, Conn, after a
few days visit at his home here.
Edwin Davis has moved his family into
the Nlarden house recently vacated by
John Quigley on Mortified street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carey and ,daugh-
ter have returned from Buffalo, n. J.,
where they have been during the WIN
ter.
George p. Slate and daughter, Miss
Charlotte attended the golden wedding
anniversary of a friend in Greenfield FRI
day.
John Herbs finishes work Saturday in
the Halle & Frost mill and goes to. Law
renee. Mass, where he has position IN
a mill.
Thomas Golden has moved his family
from tenement on kilbum street to
Miss Bridget Raleigh's house on River
street.
Miss Mae Quimby of Claremont, n. H.,
is teaching the Depot street primary
school, formerly taught by Miss Minnie
Owen.
Henry Royce has moved his family
from Highland avenue to the house re-
Gently vacated by Alfred Sprague on
Depot street.
Fast day was observed very quietly here
Thursday, the only excitement beng the
first baseball game of the season with
Bratteboro team.
The women of the Congregational
church served an excellent cold meat sup
per at the church vestry Wednesday. \
short entertainment and social followed
Lemuel McClaren hurt his right arm
badly while at his work in the finishing
department of the Halle x Frost mill FRI
day. His arm became entangled IN ma
chine used to wash cloth.
The meeting held in the grammar school
building Friday afternoon for the pur
pose OF talking over matters connected
with the school was well attended and It
was the general opinion that better work
could be done if there were but one
grade in room.
The report of the Congregational Sun
day school for the quarter ending Marci
81 is as follows: Enrolled in Sunday
school, III; average ATTENDANCE; z; pres
ent every Sunday, 80; enrolled in home
department. SO; roll of honor, %; cradle
roll. "a: total membership, 1888; offering
S23 IS: donation to ministerial relief fund
IS; expenses, S2l.6l.
A serious fire was narrowly averted by
discovering just in time at E. M. Dodge
on Brattleboro street Saturday evening
The chimney burned out and owing t(
the intense heat the brick crumbled and
let the fire get at the woodwork; Smoke
was noticed coming from under the
shingles but by tearing, up a floor the
fire was extinguished before it had made
much Roadway.