The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
West BruttLebOrO

There will be no services in either
church next week.
A. G.. Perry returned Wednesday from
visit in Troy, n. Y.
DIR. f. w. Gwyer of New York was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Daniel Braine is on weeks visit to
his parents in New York city.
Mrs. S. II. Sawyer is visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. E. E. Dunklee.
Roy Barney begins work today in
Vaughan Burnett's for the holiday sea
| son.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Dalrymple are
housed by illness resulting from vaccina-
ton.
w. II. Burt and family are moving this
week from district No. IL, to Williams
street.
Miss Florence Fisher went to Lynn,
Mass. Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. II.
f. Miller.
Frank Winchester has moved from
Chestnut street to the Starkey house in
Centerville.
Mrs. L. J. Knight has been housed by
illness a part of the week resulting from
vaccination.
Frank C. Field and family have moved
to Guilford, Me-, where Mr.. Field has
bought farm.
Henry Cannon and family have moved
this week from West Dummerston to the
John Chamberlin farm.
Frank Prescott has moved to the tene-
ment recently vacated by Z. H. Winches-
ter, 2s2 Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Minis and daugh-
ter went to Ashburnham, Mass, Tuesday
for visit with relatives.
Rev. James Clark of Beechwood, Mass,
has been recent guest OF his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Clark.
Arthur Winter went Tuesday to Athol,
Mass. to resume his position with the
Union Twist Drill company.
A large buck and a handsome white
doe were seen Tuesday at the D. M.
Stockwell farm on Dummerston hill
Albert Dunklee resumed his work yes
terday for L. H. Stellmann & Son after
weeks illness resulting from vaccination.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Watts are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Tuesday
afternoon of daughter. They have
named her Ruth Mary
Charles r. Prentss was called to Wind |
ham Tuesday by the death of his uncle,
Harvey Prentss. The funeral took place
at the home Wednesday
Yesterday morning was the coolest of
the season. The small ponds were suf-
ficiently frozen over to afford skating for
the young boys and girls.
The town schools will not open next |
week and no definite date has been set
On account of the uncertainty of condi-
ion of the smallpoy endemic
Miss Ida Wilder, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. III. Wilder. who has been i'll
With typhoid fever, is recovering rapidly
md is now able to go out of doors.
R. P. Wheeler is recovering from his
illness of several weeks duration and is
low able to walk from his home on Mel
'ose street to different parts of the vii
age.
Harry Wellman has returned to the
}etterley homestead after three weeks
which he spent with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs Fl. p Wellman, while the home
tead was in quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Copeland and son,
lawrence, returned Tuesday from visit
n Springfield. Mass, with Mrs. Cope
and's sister, Mrs. Edward LeBeouf, and
nth relatives in Greenfield, Mass.
L. P. Copeland has contracted for a
acond job of cutting and hauling $4,000
eet of timber to George A. Aliens. The
mber is on the j. E. Harris farm on
mes Hill and is to be hauled to Mr..
opeland's mill.
Miss Helen Weatherhead has accepted
he position as teacher in the second
rade of Greenfield Mass, schools. The
rade consists of AZ pupils. She began
er work in the school Monday and will
'ntinue giving violin lessons as before
D. T. Perry is moving his portable
cam mill from the Marlboro road to his
eadow on the Meadow Brook road,
here he will operate it during the win
+. Mr.. Perry is planning to erect three
buses on the meadow and will begin the
DIRK at an early date.
A magazine club has recently been or
nized among the residents at the up
r end of Western avenue. The club
is a good membership and will be known
The Holiday Magazine club There
e now three magazine clubs in the vii
ye, thus providing about IS families
tn the latest and most popular period
lis.