The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-20
West BruttLebOrO|

A. q. Perm is visiting in Troy. y. \.
| Mr. J, :. NOol has been IN this wee
Rlih an attack u indigestion,
Mt.. y. .. Rladgsit Is visiting her son
4, &, lilodgell, ia Gfrrnnrid. Mas.
Mr., George Birch, mAiIun At the tow
farm, Is suffering iTom a nervous trouble
u, 4. Perry has hecn in Hartford an,
Bridgeport, Conn. this week on a bu,i
ness tnp,
Mr.. aud Mr.. C. :. Smith have move,
from Ellioi sincet 10 their new house II
this village,
Mr.. and Mir. HAYES Bigriow left Tue.
day. for their winter home at Iarpof
springs. Fla.
Mrs T.. NJ. Goodenoueh returned
| Wednesday from a weeks visit IN Wash
ingion aud New York.
Mrs, r. D.. Fisher returned SATURDAY
| trum a visit Ia her daughter, Mrs, III. y
Miller al Lynn, Mass,
Charlie Prntiss wac called 10 Wind
! ham yesterday hy the death "Wednesday
Of hi bro,herin-law, Emory Jones,
Irving Williams, who ha. been guest
At Grand View Farm fur some time. rc-
turned Yesterday 10 liz home IA Paw
tuckc,. Il. I.
D. ". and T., =. Mather have completed
the dam acuJss linnnyyalc brook and the
bond ]. filling They ar % produce their
own lee from the pond,
Albert l.eFay i seriously m with pncn-
Hunil no hi home on he NtllamsyillC
rad. lii daughter Mrs. Lena Bowie Of
Troy, y. y, j. caring for him.
Mis- Carrie Marsh. who has been spend
ing several weeks iu Vernon with Mr.. aud
MR., II. A. staten. j. guest Of her
cousin, NJ, u. ". HAMS, thi- week.
Mr.. -. Il. Du,ton, who has been spend.
iHg several weeks with relatives IN Can
ton. Penn. came "Wednesday Ia spend the
winter with Mis- Emcwitc Neathefhcad.
Mr. and Mn. l.. H. Knapp and grand.
daughter Miss Eleanor TAYLOR, expect 60
% 10 Springfield Mas. "Wednesday TO
~ucud Thanks giving with Mr.. aud Mr.. l..
Z. Taylor.
Thanksgiving Day gathering. are likely
TO be- small and few IN this locality this
y,ar, - out Of town people are afraid 20
come Ia town on account Of the smallpox
scare. Up to this date no ease, have de
yclopcd IN this village.
Mr.. Luther j. Stockwcll OF Whitman, |
.ett Mass, who was taken III with small /
poN last week Tuesday. at the home OF /
her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. y, Betterley, /
IN Dummerston Hill. l. doing well II j. (
a mild case and she is not confined TO her
bed. All member. of the family have
10 one has developed any symptoms 81
having contracted the disease.
William Murray sustained an ugly cash
ia his forehead yesterday while chopping
IN the woods on the Edward Dodge farm
IN Dummcr.ton Hill. lie was alone at
he time OF the accident and unable TO
ell the circumstances exactly, but thinks
he AK must have become caught in the
branches over his head a. he raised II
- strike the tree which he was cutting.
'ausing il TO glance sdewise and hit him
n the forehead, thus inHleting cash
bout two inches long lie went to the
ZONE Of Mr. Dodge. distance Of about
quarter OF a mile, and was cared for
intil Dir White OF Williamsyille arrived
o dress the wound.
Emery Jones died suddenly Wednesday
vening at his home in Windham. He
ad been in feeble health since he was a
Dung man and was stricken with a para
ytic shock Wednesday afternoon and died
few hours later from its effects. lie was /,
most highly respected citizen and man
Tho was well educated and influential IN
own affairs. He fitted himself for the J
ministry but was Obliged 10 give up the !
-ork OF his profession several years ago |
n account OF i'll health. His wife was :
iiss Hattie Prentiss, sister OF Charles I
rentiss OF this town. and Rev. George t
OF Schenectady, ~ y. Besides 4
is wife he leaves one son. Paul Prentlss I
ones. who is well known in town, hay /
" lived in the family of his uncle. c. Il. h
rcntiss. while attending the Brattleboro a
igh school. from which he was grad. a
lted last June Mr.. Premises funeral p
i'll be held at his home tomorrow after ii
BON at one o'clock. s.