The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-02
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3 fair "Wednesday,
IL4Nrsn Is aEi ~ allsaloi the iAiT Al
iiTailisi,slu faeslays
Mr.. Uss,Tss lehns.,A has lFsA quite ~
, aiih s.Aid lhis Ank.
. Nlss Annie ils4sssi snd llAsrl Nn,Aih
, are having = lllie Vanailaa,
A anis patty 81 hgr tnan Amenirld
7 iiani II the inn "Wednesday,
u. Elly raIssis 10 have Tuesday iar
, hts hemr In Providence, u l.
Ai,s Nansy i'iimtian II HTsrHilril Is =
guest II MFs, rhiluIa MeeFs this week,
Capt, gl,aIlr. liesi. sha has l.erH srri
pllslN ~ niih insumonis, e salnr lfilsf,
4 hand II Al'slrs Jaas.sl lhroush hrIr
Mania, "a Isnir Ia the ihallislsiIa fair,
The ,iuhint Eiliea,of ssslriy sill ltrsin
halllng m'rlinss again neat Sunday after
nopn,
4 gravel walk has btrn lall this a,el
FINN lhr feat lfiigr a. the rpnH h"asr
piafa,
M. AMI Ma. frsnk Davis and daughter
Lazy Nrir guests Al tho rouniY hon-"
ihl. week
Aif and Nh. GcarEr rsson. anl Mr
rhehr nlNis went t. lmlilclsofa Monday
Tor the week,
SNerl II the Young ltnrlr attended
/ the hu.kins h,v At Hugh Allsee's lasi AT
urlaY evening
Frank Rand went 10 Windsor Monday
10 work a. msfhihisi IN q lns,l manular
turing concern
MI. :. l., Underwood II Omnsr. Mas.
/ has ltrn visiting her sister, MIR. Nelson /
Cray, this week
". &. Rallou ha. brought running "a
Ter Ia hi- house irum slinns Ia the /
Mahcr meadow.
Mr.. G. y. Ioihell Ia. finished work At /
Lowell lake aud j. with Mr. aud Mr. II, /
\, Carpenter this week,
nur village aud hotels s-m very quiet /
this week. owing % ID. rr,rss IT court 1
from saturday until ioday,
". II NeNton al Wallingforl. Conn.
who has bccn spending th. last three
weeks with his family IN brandon, spent
Sunday here.
About - took the special train for the
llmttlcboro fair "Wednesday and good
many others went ON the regular mail
train n, glO.
George Bu.h aud Harry Sparks 81 this
place played with the Townshrnd hall
team when they won the victory at Ion.
dondcrry Sept. -.
Rev. G.. II. Merrill of II. ,Iohnsbury.
SECRETARY Of the Vermont Domestic Mis-
sionary society. will speak IN the Congrc
gational church next Sunday.
e. W. Newton Of Orlando. Fla. who j.
visiting his sisters. expects Ia 20 10 Con.
necticut Saturday where he will make a
short visit before returning home.
Mrs Phiura Moore celebrated, her s3d
birthday last Sunday. \ few OF her
many friends called 10 offer congratula.
tions and lett Ia remembrance some very /
beautiful flowers and cards
The bank people have completed the
sidewalk and steps IN front of their build G
ing and the Improvement made in the i
appearance OF the building amply repays
them for the money expended.
NJ .. Howe celebrated his 18th birth. i
day anniversary Sunday when all the
of the family and immediate
friends gathered al his house 10 observe
the day. Refreshments were served and
a social time enjoyed.
For quantity, variety and beauty Leon
Whitney's flower garlen deserves special y
mention The garden has been mass Of
bloom all summer and many of the neigh o
bors and summer visitors have been re- %
'ipients OF lovely bouquets.
A horse belonging TO Orson Goodell OF b
Noble Pratt's Monday night and died in
about two hours Mr.. Goodell was driv. {,
ng the horse home from Amherst when il Il
vas taken i'll. The horse was valued at
200 N
The Newton and Benson households are "
having new galvanized iron pipes laid
rom their spring in Willapis pasture to i;
heir respective houses The original i,
cad pipe was laid over s. years ago by 4,
Marshall Newton and John Perry and no
eaks or cases OF lead poisoning have ever
nnoyed the users throughout this long
,eriod, although the pipe is now worn w w
through. ~
There was gathering Sunday after
Don at Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. llowe's to !,
Celebrate Mr.. IIowes 18th birthday. Ice 90
ream and cake were served by their re-
aughter.in-law. Mrs. H. \. Howe. Those y q
resent were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Batch sh
der Mr.. and Mrs. VI. o. Howe, Art mr
lowe, Joe Logan, Mr. and Mrs IL. 4. te
lowe and two daughters, Minnie VI. aud "a
live p. Howe. lir
The grange fair, for which such eXten. 70
We preparations have been made, comes We
If next Thursday and Friday evening. \
lickenpie supper will be served from WI
, 9 o'clock Thursday evening and follow cel
" this Aunt Susan Jones will be pre- on
|
ance during the second evening of the pr
mr. The women of the grange will have RE
table of fancy articles also all kinds of NJ
IRONS on sale. en-
After week of suffering Charles j. VA
est of this village died Wednesday even brl
z, Sept. 30. Captain Best, as he was cio
miliary called, was 70 years old and has WI
I'd a varied career. Born in France of raj
ilitary parentage, he served his native COZ
'untry as soldier and came to this an'
untry before the civil war and served ma
a New York cavalry regiment under on
lie name of Charles j. Mayer. After the pal
ar he went to Walpole, n. H., and in tea
Sc married Mrs. Martha Fisher. Five
lildren were born to them, four of whom
it'll his wife are living. They are Fred '
, Mrs Isabella Hantan of New York cal
ty, and Mrs Rose Hall of Springfield, \
ass. and Eddie of Newfane. Arthur, hoe
e youngest, died several years ago. Mr.. ~
EST has lived in Newfane some % years,
ost of the time near the railroad cross vis
z where he died. Captain Best was a Ad
net, industrious man and good gar |
,ner. He will be missed by our village Ge
,ople The funeral will be held Satur- has
" at the house at 10 a. m, and the 7
lrial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. an(