The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
Mortified, Mass.

J. L. Duhhrl Was talicu 70 toHah tnia
week ON account Of the death Of his
brothers wife.
q, n. Kidder was called to Warisboro,
VI, last Saturday by the death 81 his
aunt, returning on Monday.
There was piano recital in stone hall
Monday afternoon which was attended by
many Mt. iemon students.
There MAS a resular meeting al the sons
Of Veterans auxiliary last Friday even
ing with initiation ceremonies.
The annual meeting Of the Valley fair
directors held in Bfa,tleboro today was
attended by several ffom this town,
Mrs, Gertrude starkwca,her Is a guest
Of Miss Mary Pomeroy and later plans 10
60 90 Pennsylvania Ia visit her son
Mrs. Ella NJ. l.aIelle was in Montague
this week 10 install the oiiieenelect oil
ihe Woman's Relief corps Of that town.
,Joseph W. Field is in Boston this week
Intending the poultry show aud Is one oi
be exhibitors Of fancy brecds Of poultry
Miss IneH Hull has taken a vacation
BIN her work in the oolportage aud has
NE 10 Woodstock, VI, Tor recnperation'
lhe grangen are making preparations
present a play IN the town hall IN The
Mr. future, probably the last week IN
nnary.
There will be song recital in the
orth church Sunday evening at 100 with
Sp,s and duets. interpreted with eongfe'
ltional singing
Wesley Irish has left the employ OF A.
b Mead and j. said 10 have taken po'
tion in Brattleboro where he Is soon 10
love his family.
Mrs. Alvin George was called TO Boston
Il week by the death Of her cousin,
jiss Marion Mckay, former student IN
he Mortified training school.
The grin patients Of last week are i'm
rowing but there are several new eases
ome OF which are quite serious. Mrs
Ienry Ball is one Of those afflicted.
Mrs. w. X. Moody gave a reception
Isl Saturday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
|enry Cutler which was attended by sew
fal friends from this section OF the town
Rey. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson are IN
ew York accompanying their. daughter,
ariorie, who expected to sail for Europe
ndnesday and will join her sister, Helen,
Italy. !.
me of the students living in the Merri'
b cottage fell ON the icy sidewalk iast
day and although no bones were brok,
was so injured that the attendance Oh
MUSICIAN was required.
he stormy weather was the cause oil
small audiences in both North ana
n churches last Sunday, and the ser
on Truth will be delivered by Kew
d. Wilson next Sunday morning.
otter has been seen. at the Upper
Ia near C. A. Wares and real live
has been seen near the auditorium
he tracks it is thought to be small
.o,,;ny from the East mountains.
etition has been filed in the clerk
m office in Greenfield from 5. G.
and others asking for a highway
from the Bernardston.South Yer
lad to the west approach OF the
Memorial bridge.
all the tobacco crop has been
week. This includes the tobacco
by Thomas Quinlan, James Cowie:
Wright brothers. There was not
acreage in town last year and the
as said to be of medium quality
IA Howard Briggs has bought the
4: & Mace which is south of the prop
ccupied BY the Quinotuck club. The
Nlaces are to be united under the
cement of DR.. Briggs who has al
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs
An in the spring will move nearer
seminary grounds where he IS EN-
"a.
he unusually warm weather OF last
bnday was followed by cold weather
ficient to make heavy coating OF ice
e wicked las well as the, good nave nave
bod in slippery places and also iai re
no serious injuries are reported. The
ewalks ON Main street and Highland
pnue have received heavy coating o.
Id for the safety of pedestrians.
An interesting lecture was given before
Fortniphtly club last Monday after
Ion by Rev. D. NJ. Wilson; subject
e Preparatory History of Italy. Tvs
KIT Monday evening there will be so
each member being priviledged to in
one friend. Rev. w. w. Weeks o
ringfed is expected to be present anc
ak before the club.
In interesting relic has been presented
Dickinson Memorial library by Mrs
lliam Reed. 1t is cylindrical piece
granite of uniform diameter abon
3 inches, and IS inches in length Al
II the surface are encrusted tlny gar
q about half inch apart 1t Is sug
ted that the implement may have beer
"a by the Indians in their primitive
thods of grinding corn.
fhe president of the Unitarian sewing
6ety, Mrs. May Whitney Cummings
presented with handsome silve
hding dish and set of silver spoons
the members of the society at the las
(ular meeting. This gift was not 81
CHI an appreciation Of her excellent
TX in the society as token OF con
Atulation to the newly welded couple
and Mrs. j. T. Cummings.
The officers-elect of the, Northhelt
bnge were privately installed Tuesda!
ening by Past Master Henry IL; Mason
ere was good attendance OF the mem en-
rs of the order and social hour 1oi
we'd when refreshments were, served
revious to the work of installation al
|teresting report was given by OVERSEE
VILLAIN A. Priest of the meeting OF th'
ate grange in Pittsfeld which he ant
Hrs. Priest attended as delegates.
The Unitarian sewing society will to
ay be entertained by Mrs. G: E. Alder
AN, the party going over on the morning
ain to return on the p. m. Consider
he work is vet to be completed for the
bming fair which is to be held Feb. |.
Id ID; it will have all the best feat
res of the old and additional attractions
play is in progress under the dlreGtlof
Mrs. N. D. Alexander which VIII pf
zen Feb. II.
The next number of the lecture course
lies will be given in the town, hali Fri
evening, Jan. a. and the subject vii
Egypt, Old and New. Albert E. Bailey
B., late headmaster of the A 4,
ooi, will give the lecture, which will b, b
strated. Mr.. Bailey assists DR.. ID. w.
pning Of Boston in conducting his orr
bl tours. By means of these, pictures
takes his audience through the whole
tn of the land of the Pharaohs.
he death of Mrs Katherine Dale oc
ed last Friday after a sshort. illness
kwas afflicted with stroke OF paraly,