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

owned hy II, II, liFiees IL ualliord street
lie ha.iy il PsFlasiiy formed and lie weight
10 ~ pounds which Is about - pounds
more than the average, The ears, eye'
and muse 81 tie animal arc ii good pro
portion but IL mouth u ei unusual sise
beginning at the tip 81 the nose and ca
tending 10 the ol~hins II the leii ear
The teeth are visible, the tongue Is ven
long and hangs out vi the mouth and tho
under jag IL inlly three inches too short
The right side oi it face has ~ ei-n
ing, Mr. iirlsss thinks Il doubliul Il tho
animal ran live A. u u very difficult "a
administer nourishmeni,
Mics Gladys sl.llmann visited in Grccn'
field Tuesday,
The busy Bees met with Miss Goldle
johnson Friday afternoon,
Mrs. W. H. Haywood went Tuesday Ia
Boston for few days stay,
Mics Manle Clark u Guilionl has been
a guest of Mrs. Alice Richmond this week
Miss Cora Weaihefhead OF Guillorl Is
with Mrs, Flora Adams for an indefinite
stay,
Miss Ruby Esiry has been guest Of
her aunt, Mrs, Purle II, SloekNril, this
week.
John White oi Boston has been a guest
IL his broihcrin law, L. J. knight, this
week.
Miss Hattie Clark returned Friday
evening from weeks visit IN Springfield
! Mass,
The women Of the Baptist church Will
hold a sewing meeting IN the chapel TINS
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Blcdgett is visiting her
brother, A. c, Blodgcit, in Greenfield
this week,
Mrs. T.. r.. Wilcox Of Greenfield Is a
guest Of her brother, George Z. Washer
this week
II. c. Harris, who has been seriously
III with mumps during the last 10 days
is improving.
William Brayman has this week moved
from Centcryille TO T.. u. Barrows farm
ON Ames hill.
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Peck OF Greenfield
were over Sunday guests Of MIR. and MR..
II. c. Squircs.
Miss Chloe Wilcox Of fitchburg, Mass,
came yesterday 10 spend some time AT
%. g. Coyey's.
Herbert T.. Minis Of Ashburnham,
Mass. is a guest this week OF his broth
err, W. +. Minis.
The Needlecraft will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. William ii. Richard
son Of High street.
Rev. 4. VI. Watts will conduct the ser
vice at the Home for the Aged Sunday at
tcrnoon at o'clock.
Miss Grace Helyar went Wednesday. to
Mt Hermon, Mass, TO keep house Tor her
brother +. G.. llelyar.
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell entertained the
International Sunshine society at her
home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. 7. j. Knight has gone to keene,
\. H., for an extended visit with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Mary Sawyer.
Mrs. Ellen c. Stearns of Saxtons River,
who is guest OF her aunt, Miss Mary
Stearns, is i'll with measles.
Miss Lucille Perry left Monday for a
few days visit in Greenfield and Spring
field before returning to Boston.
James Helyar and Guy Thayer came
Friday from Norwich university to spend
the Easter vacation at their homes here.
Miss Corinne Blodgett reached home
Tuesday from her Washington trip. She
spent few days in New York on her re-
turn
Mrs. NJ. L. Strohm and two grandsons,
sons OF Dr. James Eastwood, OF Brandon,
came Saturday for a visit at Ii. NJ. Cut
ting's
C. S. Hickey is expected to return to-
morrow from his home in Stoneham,
Mass, where he has been spending his va
cation.
George X. Person and neice, Mrs. Flora
Adams, expect to go next week to Dunn
merston to spend the summer at Mr.. Per-
sons home.
Mrs. II. J. Eames returned Saturday
to her home from the Memorial hospital
where she has been under treatment for
several weeks.
The Junior Seminars will take a bird
walk next Wednesday afternoon after
school, The girls are cordially invited to
go with them.
Mrs, /. +. Taylor and children of
Springfield, Mass, came yesterday. for a
visit with Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Squires entertained
the euchre club at their home Tuesday
evening. Four prizes were awarded and
refreshments served.
, Mrs j. Howard Plummer at the Home
for the Aged suffered a paralytic shock
the first of the week and at this writing
is in critical condition.
NJ. C. Dalymple lost one of his team
ing horses last Sunday The animal was
sick but few hours. 1t was young
horse and valued at about $3.50.
Miss Fannie Stellmann is expected from
Ancon, Panama, in the early part of
June She has been superintendent of
nurses in the Ancon hospital during the
last two years.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dunklee are with
Mr.. Dunklee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs: E.
c. Dunklee, for the sugar season.. Last
evening they gave a sugar-eat to about
dozen of their friends.
Mrs. Charles Miner returned Friday af
ternoon to her home after five weeks at
DR.. +. r. Lynch's hospital, during which
time she underwent an operation. At
this writing Mrs. Miller is doing well.
Miss Eva Briggs, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Briggs. of Guilford street, I'M
derwent an operation last week Thursday
for appendicitis at the Memorial hospital.
She is reported as doing well at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Eliza Morse came Tuesday from
three weeks visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs 7. M. Albee, in Newfane.
She will spend some time with her son,
j. S. Morse, before going to her home on
Dummerston hill.
L. j. Knight Tuesday sold his farm
known as the jonathan Horton place on
the North Pond road to Martin Cutler
of Brattleboro. Possession will be given
July l. The sale was made through w.
G. Horizons agency.
Gifts, including five large rocking
chairs and framed pictures, have recently
been sent to the town farm for the bene-
fit of the inmates of the home. These
gifts were by individuals and their kind