The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21

H. n. Lynsh's hospital sunday morning
and underwent an operation There bun
aAy egrains. She u reported 10 lie Seiy
comfortable al this writing
Miss Fiersaae Wauinsr has gone 10
III. home a. her sister, Mrs, NJ. y, Cham
heriin, for a monih's visit, Miss iAnfa.
PaasTs l. caring Tor Mls' iiarries and
Miss MARY Mariner during her absence,
Mrs, George &. Harris sues 10 Boston
tomorfoM 10 sIend q lev days vita her
son. Master Carroll, al the Massachusetts
general hospital. She VIII 10 anoomnanioi
~ her brother, Prank smead 81 Wards'
bsru.
There will b. a basketball game in
Academy hall Monday evening between
the Academy team and Class No, oi
lie First llaIlist ehurh, After the game
the Ladies Aid socir,y OF tbs, baptist
ehurh viii serve . supper to the me'h'
hrs Of Class No. ].
A sleeial musical program viii be given
al the annual rolloall al the baptist
ehunch neat Wednesday evening. The
soloi.is arr Harlan Miller, l., NJ. Good
enough, Miss Jennie l.eiiay and Miss b,
Josephine Phelps. The state evangelist,
Rev. II. I. llaier Of Nersennes, Will give
tie address.
Mrs. 4. q. Seelry 81 ilinrkley, ILL.,, ar
rived in town Monday evening beins call
e,l here hy the death 81 her sister, Miss
Iuey Whitney. Mir. Seeley expects 10
leave for her home Monday aud will ac'
company her mother, Mrs. Georsianna
Whitney. 10 bridgeport, Conn, where she
will spend some time with her son, Doff
Il. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Stoekwell enter
tanned the euohre club at their home I'm
day evening BY giving valentine party
/ The guests wefr IN costume and thr
rooms pettily decorated with hearts
Prizes wcrc awarded 10 j. L. Sargent, H.
| q. Sluires and Mrs. T.. NJ. Goodenongh'
Luncheon was served and a musical pro
gram rendered.
About u from here attended the en-
ltertainment and chickcn'pie supper giv,
en- under the auspices OF the Ladies' Md
society in the West Guiliord church
Tuesday evening. The net receipts
amounted 10 $40 Out IN the Streets, q
TEMPERANCE play, was cfcliiably present.
ed by local cast and the supper served
was an excellent one.
The heavy rain storm OF Friday night
and SATURDAY with the melting snow
caused the MILESTONE brook and the
smaller brooks to reach high-water mark
SATURDAY night and Sunday which Is sci.
+ dom exceeded. The banks were blocked
with ice and the lowlands submerged
The meadows OF ;. ;. Sargents farm
were oyerilowed aud his cellar partly filled
with water.
Baptist church: Rev A. NJ. Watts, pas
tor. Sunday services: Morning worship,
1890 sermon by the pastor, subject,
Blessed l. lie That Doeth Righteousness
at All Times. Ps. 1868. Christian. En-
deavor meeting at 0 o'clock viii BE-
missionary meeting in charge OF the Near
and Farther Lights society. O'Clock
evening service, with address by the pas
tor. subject, Our Individual Responsible
! ity, Romans, H:l2.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society OF the Baptist church was
held Friday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. C. X. Evans The following officers
were elected to serve during the ensuing
year: President. Mrs: Minnie u. fitts;
vice president. Mrs. T.. III. Davenport
secretary. Miss Adelia Smith; assistant
secretary, Mrs. o. G.. Convey; treasurer,
Mrs. Helen S. Miller. A missionary tea
was served at 0 o'clock which was well
attended.
A. G. Perry, son OF ID. I; Perry, who
has been engaged in the real estate busi,
ness in Springfield, Mass. Tor several
months. has sold out his business there
and is now located in Boston, having
bought a half interest in the real estate
business OF Charles ii. Siefert of that
city. They will conduct the business to-
gether. Their office is at 262 Washing
ton street Mr.. Perry has been recent
guest of his parents here and went to
Boston Monday.
The funeral of George ii. Buttertield
was held Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at his late home, l25 Western avenue
Rev. George b. Lawson. pastor OF the
First BAPTIST church officiated and burial
was in the Prospect Hill cemetery. The
bearers were ID. j. Weld, II. G. Kane, ),
b. Stone and A. II. Coombs. Out-of.
town relatives who attended the funeral
were Charles w. Butteriield of Ansonia,
Conn. Mrs. Ella +. Cunningham anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Wheeler of Westmore
land. n. H.. Mr. and Mrs. George +
Green of Nillers Falls, Mass, ard Mrs
w. II. Davenport of Leominster, Mass.
Tuffield Raymond and daughter, Miss
Eva. met with an accident Tuesday morn
ing while driving from their home, the ID
III. Perry farm, to town. Mr.. Raymond
received one or more broken ribs anc
both he and his daughter were consider
ably shaken up. As they reached the
bridge near Charles H. Davis's mill they
met double team, owned by Mrs. Ere
mont Hamilton, which at the time wa,
without driver and Mr.. Raymond refined
his horse to the right as far, as space
would permit to let the Hamilton team
pass But the unguided horses ,ss .i did mot not
was rushed through the dashboard O
Mr.. Raymonds sleigh; His horse became
frightened by the collision and jumped
causing the sleigh to overturna, Both 1na,, DC
escaped going over the side of the bridge
into the water. One of the shafts of Mr.
Raymond's sleigh was broken and % ot ne.
damages incurred; The horse did not f4 run 7
although badly frightened. The, Haml
ton horses were not frightened or IN
jured.