The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-07

Henry Hall !. meIe comfortable thu
N~rk.
Mm. II, J. CLARK i housed By lines
this week
Miss Lucy wLiiney has been housed b,
Illness Tor nearly two weeks.
Miss Winnie Douglas IL spending lhs
Hcrk Al the Beitrflcy homestead.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Chamlefiin l. recovering
from a Fcpent attack ii tohsiliiis.
". II. RYAN II keene. y. H.. Was an
over SUNDAY guest al Z, j. Stockwell's.
H. y. nledgcii Of llOlyokr, Mass, !,
visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mis-. J., .
lllodgcii,
Me. Sadie llelyar has closed her school
"a Halifax aud Wiurned 10 her home lof
her vacation,
Miss Alice Whitney Of Marlboro ha.
been a guest 0i Mr. and Mr.. u. ;. Nil
Ter this week.
Miss Matte CLARK Of Troy, \. y. j.
expected tomorrow TO spend a week Al
ID. I. rcry's.
Miss Hattie Clark Is with Mrs. l.. ;.
Bartlett and Miss NJ. l.. Siedman for the
rest OF the winter.
Mir. =. 7. Wall returned Monday from
Worcester. Mass. where she has been
Tor visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Cotton Of Nofthheld, Mass,
Is visiting her sisters, Miss Mary and
Miss Harriet Warmer.
George 4. Wheeler OF Worcester,
Mass, came Tuesday 10 visit has parents,
Mr.. aud Alrs. q. X. Wheeler.
Miss Nina Dawlcy returned "Wednesday
to her home in Westminster, having spent
two weeks at +. 4. knights.
Miss Josephine Phelps returned Mon.
day from Springfield. Mass, where she has
been employed during the last year.
Mrs. T.. A. Knight returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay IN Nestheld, Mass,
with her sister. Mrs. A. T. Saunders.
A. G. Perry Of Springfield Mass, is
expected tomorrow 10 spend several DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. anu Mrs. ID. L.
Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Peck OF Greenfield
came Tuesday 10 SPEND the week with
Mrs. Peck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c.
Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii. Knapp have moved
10 their house on Glen street and Mr..
Knapp has re.opened his harness shop in
the building.
j. u. Sargent entertained the euchre
club at his home Tuesday evening. Prizes
were given TO II. c. Squires, j. :. Morse
and c. j. Stockwell.
Mrs. ID. W. Pindell left town Satur.
lay for her home in Baltimore, Md, hay-
ng spent several months here with her
laughter, Mrs. G.. b. Hunter.
Mrs. l.. j. Stockwell and daughter, |
Ruth, Of Willimansett, Mass came yes.
erday to visit Mrs. Stockwells parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Betterley.
A. p. Eddy and A. X. Bracewell, mail |
'arriers on X. +. ID. and 4, were unable |
o make their complete trips Saturday |
md Monday on account OF the drifts.
Mrs. G. r. Evans gave o'clock din /
vening. After the dinner was served
musical program was rendered and So
nal evening enjoyed.
ecepton given Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Bart
EFT Friday evening at their Whipple
treet home, the occasion being the 10th
OF their marriage,
Mrs. Thomas Knight is knitting mttens
or the boys at the Kurn Hattin home.
he has bought large quantity OF yarn
BILE and fully appreciated by those
eneited by her kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter of Hon,
I. Y, came Saturday to visit their son,
)r. George b. Hunter. When Mr.. and
irs. Hunter left their home early Satur.
ay morning a heavy storm was raging,
he worst since the blizzard of 1888.
Wednesday morning was the coolest of
ha Tho tharmorpafaps raniGtarnI |
rom 20 to 81 degrees below zero in diff
,rent locations of the village. On Dunn
lerston hill it was Is degrees below I
ero, which is the coolest known there
,r many years.
The people of this village who attended
rof. A. M. Wheeler's lecture in the Cen
II Congregational church Tuesday even
lg fully appreciate the courtesy of Supt.
). L. Trip as he made a special trip to J
Ike them home, thus avoiding wait of
bout one-half hour.
Mrs. George G. Harris goes to Boston :
,day for several days stay to be near
or son, Carroll, who is under treatment {
the Massachusetts, general hospital. The :
~ has been very comfortable during the !
,st week. 1t is probable he will undergo ;
lother operation next week. \
A fire started in the house of Calvin .
oleman in West Guilford Monday morn !
g. 1t was caused by the chimney burn
g out Considerable damage was done /
both fire and the water used to ex i
nguish the flames. Mr.. Coleman dis /
vered the fire and with the help of
en- who were near succeeded in putting ;,
out. +
First Congregational church, Rev. L. e
Keneston, pastor. Sunday services. 5