The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-04
WITHHELD, Mass.

Iorthfed, Mass.
rll Rraman was a guest OF her
4. over ,dada"
{. M Mr.. Albert Brigham have re-
~ ponhc.'eH
Wright Do taking the remainder
n,,,lioa lhi week
y.n,rl h.. resigned her position
. F,p tor f. $. Schell'
ma. a regular meeting of the
s Veteran, tuesday evening.
z rl,l.. Williams and little daugh.
" ,a5 i,,n, relatives in Amherst.
" comm ha, purchased of Wallace
n, amateur photography goods.
g,,ier a guest of Mrs. G. H..
,Us,r ni to her home Wednesday.
u,u,r has gone to Andover,
''f 10 take a course of study,
At. RORY and family are moving
4. u Soa,e Of the late Mrs. Adeline
~ ,.,,,o3 has resigned as resident
(. n Al Nl. Hermon and goes to
n tank advantage of the cheap
w t Wednesday for an excursion to
Yak,
ys,,ie stone has gone to Phila-
\, ~ attend the optical college for
m Of study
|. IA sports at Mt. Hermon were
IA from last Monday to a date to
'-,gn,cd later
\ Kitty O'Kccfe has returned from
= NO. N; and Clifford Lyman is now
INN by baker S. II. Smith.
I H.mon school has recently been
Y iy many of the alumni on their
I'M 70 their various colleges.
!. ", Proctor is visiting relatives
,,.5ssr Mrs. Harwood Proctor is
I'M and expects to return with her.
a Alton Elmer, accompanied by her
Z, arrived from Minnesota Tuesday.
M guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. d..
b.
I, yp. Wood and Mrs. G. Ii. Web
, rsrs in Belchertown this week TO
bs chapter of o, L. S. in their Of
capacity.
I, ana Mrs. Zimmerman, who have
I rsrimr the summer with Mr.. and
. laah Moody, return to New York
I IBIS week.
!, and Mrs Theodore Putnam have
! resent guests at Mr.. and Mrs. David
4 and now have returned to their
! IN Grand Rapids.
;nd Smith injured one foot while
mn corn cutter on the Leslie ~
me- recently. He had narrow es-
. nom losing his foot.
R. Calender spent Wednesday in
I'M attending the anniversary eXer-
| 4 Massachusetts, Agricultural college
1heh he is a graduate.
II 7. Greenleaf is to move from
,tied mountain to the Pentecost cot
nd he will care for the house, poul-
Ind horses during the winter.
supper will be served by the Uni
!, society," in the town hall this even
.fon G to s, after which games will
lived and a social hour spent.
h and Mrs. Frank V. Doolittle were
4 to Leyden Tuesday to attend the
mi Of her oldest brother, George
., who was a veteran of the civil
heb anxiety was caused by the news
he wreck on the Central Vermont
bad last Thursday as many people
, here were attending the fair at Brat
no.
In. Fannie P. Rowe and daughter,
Mildred Rowe, have been the guests
M. y. F. Alexander, leaving for
stei Monday on their way home to
"a n Y.
b. Charles Stebbins has recently en-
shei Mrs. 7. Bushnell of New
belle, n. Y, Mrs. Chappelle of New
and Mrs. Fred Crane and child of
tabury, Conn.
l. Mennonite has made its first APP
lance in volume l6 at Mt. Hermon
d and as usual is very attractive in
aalce and is in every way a credit
production.
b. Frank Green is spending short
in Worcester. Her only brother,
Ii BigelOw, died very suddenly IN
York city a few days ago and the
n was in Worcester.
ward Robinson has sold his place on
street to Amos Bigelow. Mr.. Rob
} bad an auction today of his personal
i' and it is reported that he will soon
: bis family to Greenfield.
account of the severe rain Of last
Day there were small audiences IN
churches, Rev. D. NJ. Wilson in
Youth church giving interesting notes
Be conference recently held in Boston.
D. Field and family, Miss Fanny
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bachelor lett
hay for their homes in Weston and
Lty Dr. and Mrs. Hermann remain
MOL Monday, leaving with their au-
Moody was the preacher at Mt.
bon Memorial chapel last Sunday
ing. The senior class had charge OF
evening services. The chaplain, Y.
owe presided and remarks were made
Och member.
! and Mrs. A. G.. Moody, after a
With relatives in Minnesota are
ing to sail to England and will re,
abroad until December. Mr.. and
Pelham are to take care of their
: and children during their absence
Connecticut Valley conference was
ID Greenfield this week and the Unl-
church Of this place was represent
Y score or more members. Ihe
531es chosen were Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
NI!to1, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stearnss
l. I, Allen and Miss Gertrude Ball
long the recent transfers of real es-
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