The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15

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land of llegeknh Mattoea,
G. 4. S,earns has moved into j, l.,
llammond's house as eafetaker,
Mrs. II. NJ. Bristol is improving after
a two weeks attack OF the grip,
Miss Grace Caldwell is at present VITA
Mrs. \, 5. Stmtton as companion,
Miss l.ottie Evans is a guest of her sis
cr. Mrs, Gilbert, at Aorthiield Farms,
The hrooks previous TO the last few
warm days were reported TO he very low
Clarence Randall aud Everett Lyman
were in Greenfield this week serving as
jurors,
There was a slcighridc on Tuesday even
ing by party OF young people IN East
Mortified,
Mr.. Stone aud family, who. have spent
he winter with Mrs. Ii, L. Thompson,
have gone away,
Mr., and Mrs q. II. Thomas Of Brat;
tlcboro were the recent guests of DR. and
Mrs. \. 7, Wood,
George f. Alexander is in feeble state
of health and is suffering from diseases
incident to old age.
There was 10 be a social gathering at
perham's inn last evening and report
of it will be given next week.
Miss Mary Leach has a class of %
rusie pupils aud this week will omit the
| usual lessons for a short vacation
Miss Ada Tufts has returned to Iur-
ners Falls, where she is employed as
| stcnographer after a short visit with
| friends in town
Charles Pratt was taken TO the Frank.
| i'm County hospital last Monday. lie
was very i'll and an operation for appen'
| liCitis was necessary.
Miss Minnie Howard has completed her
,chool term in Putney VI, and Is spend
| ing her vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +, c. Howard,
The grange held a regular meeting last
Tuesday evening and discussed the que''
! ton. What Seeds to Plant and When
and How to Plant Them.
Mrs. Elvira Richards died in the Far
rem hospital last week and the body was
brought here Saturday and placed in the
tomb of the village cemetery.
DIR. Baright, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Alexander, returned
aturdav to Bradley Beach, ACCOMPANIED
~ Mrs. Alexander and little Lillian.
William Beers has accepted a position
on a farm in Billerica as general super
intendent and is preparing to move ms
dmily there. He begins work April !.
Martin James has bought the famous
stallion, Amaboul, which was formerly
owned by Austin Kingsley and conSld'
cred one of the most valuable horses IN
this section,
Neil Anderson had an auction sale Of
his personal property, including has farm
ing tools. last Saturday and Is planning
to 60 west in a few weeks. lie intends
to rent his place.
The high school will close today for
a short vacation. The class IN gymnas'
tics gave an exhibition in Dickinson Me
mortal hall yesterday afternoon to when
the public were invited.
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Pentecost have
returned to the Naples and the townspeo'
ple are cordially welcoming them back
for the summer season. Their son, George
n. Pentecost of Yonkers, is also here.
The logs which were at Evans's mill
could not be sawed as there was not
enough water to start the mill and those
who were wanting for logs were much
pleased to see the rainfall OF Wednesday
There was a birthday party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Webster IN
honor of the anniversary of their brother
and sister. Leon and Lillian Alexander
last Saturday evening. The invitations
included the friends of Mr.. and Miss Alex
ander and the young peOple WeIe ueiiE'I'
fully entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster. assisted by Miss Emma Alexander
News has been received of the death OF
Mrs Sarah Bacon Lyman, who was
resident of this town for many years go
inc away in the COS. She was the widow
of the late James Lyman, who was Il
former years a large cattle dealer in TIM
town. Mrs. Lyman is survived by ONT
. sister. Mrs. Lucy Bass, and brother
: George Bacon. Of Orange. The burla
) was in Warren, Mass.
The pictorial story of the Passion Play
of Oberammergau as told by Lecturer
/ John Jaw Lewis attracted large slzet
audience last Friday evening. The view
l were excellent and the. story OF tn
r Irama and description of characters weT,
g told in a very interesting way. b. +
i1ield for the lecture course committee an
I oounced that the next and last lecture o
. the course would be given by Rev. JON
, Mcdowell on the subject, Pennsylvania
/ Coal Mines. The date of the coming lee
t tnre is uncertain but it is expected ina
da6nite arrangements can be made 10
an evening in the near future.