The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

win Dresser. $3.50 S
Fostine Bigelow has returned to Put.
ney, W., after a short visit with rela
tives in this section.
a Decent supper will be served by the
Sons OF Veterans in their hall this even
ing from $50 to s p. m.
Gideon Hubbard has returned to town
and Is at work laying the foundation
wall OF +. G, Britton's barn.
There was meeting of the Eastern
Star Wednesday evening when two can
didates were admitted to the order.
Two large loads from various sections
OF the town attended the meeting of the
Congregationalists in Warwick last Tues.
day.
S. Il. Whitmore took possession of that
portion of the East Mortified drug store
that he is to use as fruit store Wednes-
day, May !.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Webster accom-.
panied by Mrs. c. G. Steans took a car.
riagc drive to Orange last week, return.
ing Saturday.
a committal service was held at the
cemetery for the baby daughter of Dr.
Goldthwaite last Saturday morning Rev
\. Fay Smith officiating,
Miss Julia Bardwell was called to Mon.
tague to attend the funeral of her grand.
father and later came here where she has
been a guest of Mrs. w, A. Priest
The Unitarian Sunday school will hold
a sociable in the church parlors this even
ing. Refreshments will be served, games
played. The parents are also invited.
Harley Webster has purchased the
property on the plain owned by Mr..
Burns and has repaired the house and
his fathers family have moved into it.
Miss Minnie Warden has been in town
a few days the guest of Mrs. T. A.
Clark, coming here from Chieopee. She
expects to be here later to spend the
summer.
The very abundant blossoming of the
May flowers has been the attraction for
several outing parties. and packages have
been sent through the mails to absent
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Piggott have re,
turned after spending the winter months
with Mr.. Piggott's son in Greenfield. Will
liam Piggott has been spending a few
days with them.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Doane were called
to Northampton by the death of Mrs.
Doane's brothers wife, who leaves a
family of four young children. The fu-
neral was held Saturday.
Rev. G. F. Pentecost came to his sum-
mer home as expected Tuesday. Mrs.
Pentecost and Eleanor O'Keefe with little
Judson Phillips are also here and Mrs
Arthur Phillips is expected soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Falcon of Orange
are receiving congratulations over the
birth of son, Jennings Lyman Falcon,
April % Mrs. Falcon will be remem-
bered as Miss Helen Lyman OF this town.
A horse belonging to n. Dwight Alex
ander was so injured in its stall Tues
day that it was necessary to have it shot.
1t is thought that the animal may have
kicked down part of the partition and
was hung over the boards.
The body of Mrs. Nancy Holton was
brought here from Worcester for burial
last week. Mrs. Holton formerly lived
on the place now occupied by Joshua
Newton many years ago and the burial
was in the West Parish cemetery.
The Fortnightly club will meet next
Monday afternoon when the Historical
Romance of Kenilworth will be given IN
der the direction of Mrs. Nina NJ. Field:
Mrs. T. r. Calender has the charge OF
+ he presentation of Comedy of Errors.
There was a meeting last Thursday OF
tbe district union which consists of the
towns of Warwick. Gill. Leyden and
Nearly all OF the delegates
were present and f. F. Howard was
unanimously reelected to serve as super
intendent the coming year,
And now Turner'S Falls has a scheme
for an electric road via Gill and Demands
ton to Mortified The Merchants asso-
citation seem to have the matter in charge
but unfortunately fully as much Is sald
against the project as for it, the crossing
Of the river being serious objection
Last Sunday at the close Of the ser 81
mon in the Unitarian church Rev. ID. NJ.
Wilson alluded to the fact that IS years
AGO. that morning c. W: NATION
hhS rorcht his first floral offering to the
church and that during all the interve1I-
mo wears he had brought flowers with
tboo ovcention of only four Sundays, GER
tainlv a most creditable record.
An excited horse, a fish cart and an
absent fish dealer were the principaIIs; IN IN
The free distribution of fish on Nam
S yt, last Friday morning. The cart was
6nallv overturned and the horse, ended
his gymnastics with a somersamt INTO
Herbert Fields yard. Friday was GER
tainIy an unlucky day for Mr.. IRISH ana
he has much sympathy in his misfortune,
The patriotic orders and few, invited "a
oraets we're pleasantly entertained by the
Womans' Relief corps last Friday even
inc The hall was decorated IN drawing
room style and with the addition q
noted nIants made very attractive "A
Hue simmer was served in the last part
nf the evening. The rain in the cary
Dart of the evening prevented se'er"i
from attending.
There was large sale Of horses and
other things connected with the hyIer rS
stable of F. L. Proctor, last 9 eEs9a ~
The single horses were sold from Ply "a, ~
S275 and a pair of roans went t lOl % Pr,
dwight Proctor is to continue tne p9 co.
ness and bought several OF the nor SEE io q
the livery. Fred Proctor Is Is 10 simmer mann r
nun cths nd has not decided what busl-
ness venture he will take.
Bessie, oldest daughter OF Or; "A. altar ~,
Newton. died last Tuesday morIliiis t %[;
= short illness. She was taken sic ad here ,flr
at school in Chicopee and remo'eu d;ooi
~ ~ sGi4 Two weeks ago. The best medlGal
afForts were unavailing to reduce mi, C dIo
lnort' ~ its normal condition. ln 4he
nee mapV ~ expressions of sympathy in the
sndd h.n loss Of this much loved daugheer
nho had made many friends by neE .4 cne'i
wi M1lo d Iisn and generous spirit
That gray cat is dead, and its skln as IS
b he naV preserved as rug simply that one
Lo ora az owner of young chlc 695 b cJl
wax +b on sI' this large gray cat waxed ia1
ana ana 'i scores of chicken dinners, ana Ra
hover 6oMled i' at sworn at and shot oto at 3 N
Ved his nine lives, CARRYING aao4t,e Of
ns anatomy several shot as meme nj fbe !?
he wastefulness and in 1GGt in the oi midst
p cnlc 1llOs Wi Val finished him. A tale