The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25

Gerald .Allhee, who had hecn visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George All,
hee, rturned To New York city satur
DAY,
The woman's missionary meeting Of
the Congregational church which would
properly tome next "Wednesday will be-
postponed,
Last week II. II. llolbfook entertained
hi. brother Reuben llolbrook oi Frank.
lin, Mass, aud his cousins, Frank llol'
brook and Mir, Reed,
Last week Thursday as John Groui
was helping 10 unload some household
goods irom a wagon IN his yard, he fell
and broke several ribs,
Wonl has been received that the fever
has left Frank Stevens aud hopes Of his
| speedy recovery are entertained. Al
tons fever Is still running hut is lower,
Prof and Mrs. A. w. Lewis aud their
infant daughter lci, "Wednesday for their
new home in Randolph. Prof. Lewis
came last Friday 20 assist in the packing,
II j. expected that Mr.. aud Mn. Clar.
enee Snow of New York viii COME early
in October To spend the winter with
Mr.. SHOWS parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Alroy
Snow.
End osgood left Saturday and after
visiting in Randolph and other places,
reached Burlington IN time for the open.
ing the University III Vermont junior
class, Of which he Is member.
Miss Florence Sanders viii be al her
home with millinery goods through the
season. beginning Tuesday. Oct. d. ex.
eeptlng the week she goes TO London.
derry, from the sth TO the l5th.-adv.
The delegates appointed by the church
ha In Ia - a.
ton at Ludlow this week. were Mr.. aud
Mr.. Asa Greenwood and Miss Harriet |
Fletcher They We're unable To go hut |
the church was represented by Mr.. and |
Mrs \. \. Mason.
Charles II. Evans. one Of party Of |
hunters, returned home last week Fri. |
day. having imbedded in his arms and |
chest no less than 81 shot as the result |
OF an accident. Fortunately Mr. Evans
was not seriously injured as he is getting
on as well as can be expected,
The Corser family, who recently sold
their place in Rivcrlale 10 Fred Cutler,
moved Tuesday To the farm which they
have purchased in Mortified. Mass.
lnwood Corser did not go with the rest
Of the family but will remain during the
winter with Park Holland and attend
school at the seminary.
Albert Pierce Of Sufiicld, Conn. with
his wife. who is daughter of the late
Judge Phelps OF West Townshend, are
II the Townshend Inn. Judge Phelps
was prominent man in the town and
me whose opinion was OF great weight.
L viii be remembered too that he wrote
history OF Townshend
Miss Lucy Booth closed her cottage
or the season and left the middle of the
week for her home in Elmhurst. l.. |.
Sir Gibble Booth being dog of high de-
nee will appear at the kennels at the
valley fair and will then spend few
weeks with Mr. Chapman in Windham
ntil the muzzle law is off and he can
eturn to New York with free nose.
The many friends OF Mrs. Sallie j.
'annerhill, who with her daughter has
pent several summers in Townshend,
ill be grieved To learn of her death,
ihich occurred at her home in Englc. =
'ood, \. j., Sept. IL. She was the
'idow of Major Robert Tannerhll and t
er remains were taken to Petersburg, a
a., to be laid by those of her husband.
lrs. Tannerhill was a woman whom to I
now was to admire and she will be j
Kissed by many outside of her home cir
lie.
The present correspondent has filled
p her note book and nearly worn out
er pencil and concludes that il is time 4,
, stop. So with many thanks to the J.
lends who have so kindly assisted her
her wanderlngs up and down in
arch of news and to those who have u
patiently read the news when col y
cted, she drops her mantle upon the t
noulders of Miss Orinda NJ. Dale, feel.
Y confident that the readers of The t,
eformer will gain rather than lose by il
lie change. n
Mr.. Railway, with his gasolene en- "
ne, assisted by II men, filled ii. A.
ale's new silo this week. A silo seems II
be a bad place to be in at meal time, "
least so Everett Phillips found it. b
hen the call to dinner came Tuesday L
was the only man in the silo and the
hers, forgetting that not being a fly G.
could not walk up the smooth sides OF
ID unmindful of the fact that they had h,
t him no means of exit calmly walk q
in and enjoyed the repast while he m
dured the cravings of hunger alone.
hat he said when they returned is not A,
corded. VI
Rally day was observed at the Con. N,
egational church last Sunday. The fol IA
wing program took the place of the wi
,ular Sunday school exercises: Hymn ~
}; scripture reading, 2nd Sam. |; L.
ant, The Lords Prayer; song, Misses Gu
anklin; recitation, Miss Mabel Rand; IN Ia
Inn 1873; review exercises, II lesson IN
1jects given by school. u Golden -
It's, members of the primary depart o.
mt; character sketches-lsrae dssat IN IN
ed Samuel, the man and the Judge; On
muel, the teacher and prophet Saul, M
man and the king; Jonathan mod lie?
of WHAT; the Philistine giant; David, III
!, boy: David, the soldier; David, the
It and king; temperance review. bo