The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

once, Mr. saulfrs and family have hstd
there neAIly 10 years, The pEoi~ity eehi,
pFises : laolenemeni house, ls4na alii
siseds and ahang lhFee ACRES ~ land WIN
desirable banding lots en TIRES sides OF
the piemises,
Mrs, 1. II. KNAPP i eKpeeiei TO 70
turn tomorrow iron Vernon where she
has boea spending The last lae Neshs
aiih Mfs. Martha 1sisE. MHs- ilioF has
suIiirlehlly recovered from her ,llnsss 70
50 10 The hoine IL her soh, Leslie iSlrh
IN NoIihheld ior a lev neoks ei'eh slls
plans Ia o0me here aud slend several
aveks With her daughter, Mrs. J, l.
siaskweil.
Mrs. T., NJ Miles Wenl Monday 70
PiiIsiiell. Mass, 10 attend the iuneIal
u her sister, ATS, Magulie J.. Francis.
Mis-, fIaneis VAS a native II Dover, VI,
and Vas daughter Ol calvin and Hannah
i'cug, She Mas ~ years old. Her has'
hand VAS james franeis, the msng!ar'
lurr ~ the famous sun linlmeni, MN,
Miles was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs, James hogletley,
The sugar supper served by the Inst
division OF the Woman's association oi
the Congregational church "Wednesday
evening was largely attended Ia spite 81
The confusion Ia dates, The sugar which
Vas furnished hy y. q, Dunklee and his
sons, Was ii superior quality aud the sup
per a. whole was an excellent one,
Mis-, Helen Meaiherhead gave violin
solos aud Delmer Hawkins and Miss
Iunnne hloigotl sang.
Frank Prefonialne had the wound IN
his AIDE rvoprnod Tuesday, The work was
done by DR. T. u, Lynch, Nearly year
ago Mr., fviuntainc underwent an opera'
ton for the removal Of pus IN hls night
side and ior several months tubs was
necessary 20 take away the dischaffe.
The wound has not healed a. well a. VAS
hoped but Il Is expected this treatment
will effect a rapid recovery.
Iamis, church, Rev. Watts, pastor.
sunday services l0So, morning worship
with -.unon by the pastor. Subject, What
Must We boz John 6;.S, y o'clock,
Rible classes; 0 O'Clock, Christian Endoav.
or meeting, This viii be conservation
service aud reports OF the different com
miiiccs viii also be read. ! o'clock even
ing service with address by the pastor.
subject, The Liar and His Oath. Matt.
1914.
Al the town schools viii open Monday
morning The teachers appointed for the
academy arc: Principal, Miss l.. Mabel
Minis assistants, {. ;. Hickey, Clarence
Thurbcr Miss Corinne Blodgctt, Miss
Charlotte Dodge and Miss Helen Wealth.
erhead; district No. ], Miss Ellen Marcy
Waite: district No. q, Mrs. NJ. A. boo
little: district No. 10, Miss Harriet At
kiuson; district No. tCenteryillel, Miss
Susie l.. Clark and Miss Gertrude Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. John loyal Of Bondyille,
L. O., have issued invitations TO the mar.
rage OF their daughter Katie May loyal,
TO John O'llearn. The ceremony will be
performed at 73a o'clock Tuesday even.
ing, April z ia the Church Of the Good
Shepherd in Bondyille. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollcarn are to live at Bronze Lake Villa,
l.. q. The bride is unknown here but
Mr.. O'llearn has been a resident ia town
for IL years aud during the last i've has
had the management OF DIR. Caroline VI.
Smiths farm.
Rachel. the nine.year.old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Fisher, was painfully
injured Monday by the overturnlng OF a
teakettle OF boiling water. Her legs were
badly burned below the knees The kettle
OF water set near the edge OF the stove
and Mr.. Fisher was on the opposite side
OF the stove putting in wood wnen he Int
the kettle and pushed IT of. The child
was on the floor in such a position that !
I he water was spilled over her limbs. Mrs. |
Fisher was in the room at the time and
gave the child immediate attention. At
this writing the child is doing well and
il no complications develop it Is expected |
she will fully recover by another week
She sustained severe nervous shock from
the pain.
Robert Graham and family, who have
recently moved to the j. G. Clark place |
on South street, were given a novel sur |
prise Monday evening which at first |
caused them to believe they were being
visited by an earthquake. They were en-
tertaning some neighbors when sudden
ly the house began to shake and there
was an unexplainable noise in the cellar
which lasted several minutes. Upon in |
vestigation it was found that several feet |
of the cellar wall, which ran about mid
way OF the house, had caved in. This
doubtless was due to the ground thawing. |
In the wall were large powders which
at least three feet in diameter.
The second scare came later in the night |
when the family was awakened by another
slide which took out portion OF the wall
under the side of the building.