The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-27

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N. n. cushman has the eenirsd 70
build frank rhslP.s heasr IN dis''s'
No, d. ~.
Dr. !. ". Gmss Is moving 10 h.. iasa
kaaaa as the plummef lstm on iIshns
vale naai,
Mis-. Jean Blalsrli went yesterday -
Ganlner Mass,, TO Welt her aunt N's' "
4, Upton,
q. ". Smith and Mrs, Elitahe'h hafsh
~ Grceniieli sIent Sunday u ~
slookwell's
Miss Ethel aud Miss fiownee Hoeiaie
were over Sunday guests al tho h'''e'N'
homestead,
Mr.. j. II. LeI,ay. whose Illness Mas e.,
ported last weck, has Tailed sia'aai'
during the week,
Linus c. Miles 81 ChlooIsee Falls, Mas,
came Saturday 90 spend some time AZ u''
Bellerley homestead,
Mr., Helen ;, Miller Is enjoying TWO
weeks vacation, Mis-, n = poheisnh y
keeping house for her,
Miss Emma Mixer resumed her WORK
Monday al Donnell a DaViss alter a
three months vacation,
The school in district No, 10 Z 10 he
re,oIened for the spring term with an at
tendance oi eight pupils,
Mr.. :. II. Sawyer rclurned SATURDAY
from a stay II several weeks IN Hurting
ton and other Vermont towns
Mn. Henry W knight Of Providence,
n, l., was an over Sunday guest 81 her
pann,-. Mr.. and Mr. !. ;. Wood.
A. N. Akeley Is 70 far recovered from
his recent illness as 10 h. able 10 super,
intend the sugar making on his farm.
Mis-. Eva Briggs went "Wednesday 10
the Memorial hospital and yesterday nn
derwcnt an operation Tor appendicitis.
Miss Irene Fisher OF Northheld sent
nary comes TO her home, the beiieflet
homestead. 10 spend the Easter vacation
today.
W. l.. Walker is having electric lights
installed in his house. The Twin State
Gas a Electric company have the con
tract.
Mis-, Florence Warmer returned Mon,
day from Mortified, Mass, where she
has been a guest of Miss L. May Cham.
berlin.
Miss Lucille Perry is expected Monday
from Boston TO spend her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Perry.
The Near aud Farther Lights study
class will meet next Tuesday evening AZ
730 o'clock with Rev and Mrs. \. Nj
Watts.
Mn. George c. Harris and children are
spending the week in Wardsboro with
Mrs. liarris's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
&. Smead.
Mrs. William Hunter returns Saturday
TO her home in lion. y. y, having spent
several weeks at the home OF her son,
DIR. G. u. Hunter.
l.. H. Cook OF Greenfield has put
steam mill near the Brattleboro creamery
to cut 100000 feet of pine on DIR. q. ;.
Clark's land which he recently purchased.
A. G. Perry came Wednesday from Bos-
ton 10 spend some time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. T. Perry. He is housed
BY illness resulting from blood poisoning.
Wesley Rockwell recently sighted
flock OF nine deer on the Ward Estey
place and a few days later flock OF sew.
en- was seen in the same locality by Fred
ID. Gwyer.
Miss Myn Whitcomb goes today TO
spend her Easter vacation at the home OF
her father, Warren Whtcomb, in llol-
yoke, Mass. She is accompanied by Miss
Nina Jillson.
The first division OF the woman's asso.
citation of the Congregational church will
serve their annual sugar supper Wednes'
day evening, April |, from 9 to 7.30 IN
the church parlors.
Miss Alice Sargent entertained the
Euchre club at her home Tuesday even
ing. Prizes were won by Miss Minnie
Stockwell, j. p Sargent and ii. +. Pre-
fontaine. Refreshments were served.
Maverette and Evelyn Hamilton are
spending a two weeks vacation at g. Il.
Liscom's. Little Evelyn met with pain.
full accident Sunday while playing. She
fell and hit her face on the stove burn
ing it SO severely that a physician was
summoned to dress the wound. She is
doing well at this writing.
The junior Seminars met in the acad-
envy "Wednesday afternoon instead OF on
the summit of Melrose hill as was ex-
pected, as Mr.. keneston was obliged TO
be away. w. Z. Minis had charge of the
meeting. The next meeting will be held
next Wednesday afternoon on Melrose hill
at go o'clock, weather permitting
At the evening meeting of the women's
association held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G.. 5. Clark there was
an attendance of about 40. The next
meeting will be special one and will be
held next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs John Stafford. 1t will be com
Portable tying. All are urged to come.
The benevolent society of the Baptist
church held sewing meeting in the YES
try Wednesday afternoon. They are
making articles for their Easter sale In
the evening supper was served, the pro-
ceeds of which were used to defray ex-
penses for the materials which they have
bought for use in articles made for the
sale.
Master William H. Haywood celebrated
his fifth birthday anniversary yesterday
by entertaining IA of his little friends dur.
ing the afternoon. Games were enjoyed
and l.. II. Barber gave a monograph con
cert which was delight to the little
folks. AT 5 O'Clock luncheon was served
and Master Haywood served his birthday
cake on which were five lighted candles
and the initials W. II. He was the recip-
lent of many dainty gifts, also bouquets
and money.
Mrs. j. L. Barney was given surprise
Friday afternoon by the women of the
Finch club. the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. Supper was served at
o'clock, each woman providing her share
towards it. The men were invited for
the evening and hearts were played and
refreshments served. Prizes were won by
J. l.. Stockwell, D. 7. Perry and Mrs. f.
a. Might. MIS-. barney was une reel
pient of handsome picture and a Bo-
hemian vase.
Baptist church, Rev. A. NJ. Watts, pas
tor. Sunday services 1890, morning wor-
ship with sermon by the pastor; subject,
Our Care for Others, Luke lO34-37. y
o'clock, Bible classes; o'clock, Christian
Endeavor meeting; p. M, address by
John M. Moore, secretary of the Young
Peoples Forward Movement in Missions.
Mr.. Moore speaks in the morning at the
First Baptist church, Brattleboro. The
Young Peoples Forward Movement is in
terdenominational 1t has recently held
national convention of great interest in