The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-24
West BrattLebOrO

by Illness this week,
Miss Alice Sargent has been housed by
illaess danhg the lasi week,
Miss iiessie Mackenzie visited Miss Inca
Akley IN Vernon Wednesday,
Mrs, Jane 4. Gale Of Gullionl visited
at j. l.. Sloekwell's "Wednesday,
Miss Carrie Marsh IL a guest oi her
cousin, Miss Mary wooi, this week,
Miss Sadie ilelyar went Monday 10 Hal
flax 10 teach one Of the schools ihen.
Ge0pc Rarp,t has recently sold his
pair Of gray horses To ,. A. Bcilerley,
Guy siockwell began work Monday al
Howard a icarly's stables for the season.
John IIelyar III burlington visited his
mother Nrs, A, NJ, llelyar, over sun
day,
Mrs. Anna Evans went Sunday 10 Put
ney for visit with her aunt, Mrs, Lydia
Bennett.
Dummenion 10 spend the summer at u.
q. Downs
Mn. Marion Brooks went Monday 10
Townshend where she viii teach one OF
the schools
Mir. Edward MeDonough is visiting her
mother Mrs; Anderson, IN New York
city this week
Miss Edith Stowe returned Tuesday
from Panama where she has been since
last November.
Miss Alice I.aughion Of Dummcn,on
was an over Sunday guest Of her sister,
MH. 4. L, Eddy.
Alellen Grecnleaf oi Springfield, Mass,
was an overSnnday guest OF his aunt,
Mrs. VI. 4. Bailey.
Miss Lucia Grant Of Mortified semi.
nary visited Miss y, May Chamberlain
the iirst Of the week.
Ms. j. X. lie Ray, who has been III
for several weeks, is improving and able
10 he about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Taylor were in
Greenfield and Turner'S Falls on business
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Wheeler OF New
London. Conn, spent Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs {. X. Evans.
+. c. Crouch and son, Arthur OF Green.
field, Mass, are IN town Tor a brief stay
at the Crouch homestead.
4. +. Hill went Monday 20 Boston for
visit with his daughters, Miss Margaret
Hill and Mrs. c. ID. Pettee.
Mrs. Hannah Prentiss was in town Mon
day on her way from Schenectady, y.
J., to her home in Windham.
Miss Myra Whitcomb attended the
teachers meeting and reception held
Thursday at Dummerston Center.
Miss Augusta Fox goes this afternoon
TO Springfield. Mass, Tor a 10 days visit
with her niece, Mrs. j. W. Menard.
Frank Clark of White River Junction
came Saturday to visit his sisters, Mrs.
c. 5. Clark and Miss Hattie Clark.
Miss Gertrude Stockwell OF Worcester
Mass. visited over Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Stockwell.
The Easter music and decorations OF the
Congregational church were Of unusual
merit and attractiveness last Sunday.
Ray Betterley OF Mount Hermon school
is at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. n Betterley, for the summer.
Justin Dix begins work Monday for w.
l.. Walker. Mr.. Dix has been employed
by r. II. Briggs during the last three
days.
Mrs. Angelina Estabrook of Vernon and
grandson, Vincent Squires OF Brocllton,
Mass, visited at II. G. Squires's Wednes.
day
Miss +. May Chamberlain came Friday
from Mortified, Mass, for a 10 days
visit with her mother, Mrs. n. 5. Cham
DtTldlH.
/. A. Convey has moved from Mrs. Mary
Shearer's house on Western avenue to
the house owned by the street railroad
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wiley returned
Monday from Spencer, Mass, where they
have been on account of the illness of \
Mrs. Willey's sister.
Mrs L. NJ. Keneston returned Satur-
4 N ,rba bn had
been to attend the funeral of her uncle,
George F. Philbrick.
Miss Hattie Clark has returned to her
apartments in Mrs. +. ID. +. Stoves
house after spending the winter with
Mrs. l.. 5. Bartlett and Miss Maria Sted
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Betterley went
Saturday to Mount Hermon, Mass, to
attend the commencement exercises of
Mount Hermon school, returning Monday |
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Cain went We'd
nesday to Fitchburg, Mass, for a few
days visit Mrs. Susan Warren is eX-
pected to return with them and open her |
home for the summer.
Carroll Fisher of Lynn, Mass, was an
overSunday guest of his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs L, +. Fisher. He returned to |
Lynn Tuesday morning accompanied by |
his mother who will spend a week there |
with her daughter, Mrs. II. L. Miller.
The Easter concert given by the Baptist |
Sunday school Sunday evening was at
tended by large number who were una.
nimous in appreciation Of the work of |
all who took part in the exercises The |
decorations of the church were particu-
larly attractive.
d. L. Herrick has this week purchased
of HI. +. Weatherhead the cottage house |
at the upper end of Western avenue
which Mr.. Weatherhead built about three
years ago. Possession was given at once
and Mr.. Herrick and family will move
there at an early date.
O. G. Convey, who has been cream gath
erer for the Brattleboro Creamery asso-
citation during the last 10 years, finishes
his work May ! and is to be succeeded
by w. H. Alexander and E. r. Thurber.
Mr.. Covey has kept three teams for the
work, his route including this town, Ches-
terrified, Hinsdale and Guilford.
Baptist church, Rev. A. M. Watts, pas
tor Sunday services: 1870, morning wor
ship with sermon by the pastor. Subject,
The Effect of Meeting Christ Repulsion
or Reception. John 6:666S. 3 o'clock SER
vice at the Home for the Aged. o'clock,
address by John M. Moore, secretary of
the Young Peoples Forward Mission
Movement Mr.. Moore's subject will be
When Will the Kingdom Come? A spe