The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Richardson OF VIII
Evansville spent Sunday at b. S. Millers.
William Akley has recently purchased
the Warren Fessenden farm in West Gull
ford
Miss Patience Wilder of Marlboro is
spending the week with her aunt, Mrs.
w. i. Walker.
Robins and blue birds were seen in sew.
eral parts of the town Wednesday and
yesterday morning.
Sap has run well for several days and
several gallons of syrup has been made
by people in the village.
Mrs. f. c. Brown left Wednesday
morning for Providence, r. l., for a
weeks visit with relatives.
The West Brattleboro Electric Supply
company will install a fire alarm system
in the Academy building at once.
The adjourned meeting of the town
school district will be held Monday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock in Academy hall.
Mrs. n. A. Wood and daughter, Flor
ence, of Essex junction 'came Wednesday
to spend the week at Mrs. G. r. Evanss.
Prof. w. f. Minis attended the Po-
mona grange meeting In Vernon Tuesday
and delivered an address at the assembly.
Howard johnson of Railway, N. j.,
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
He sang solo at the Baptist church
Sunday morning which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience.
Miss Mabel Minis spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Ashburnham,
Mass She was accompanied home by her
sister, Miss Myra Minis, who is teach
er in the Ashburnham primary school.
II afN Ia
Mass who has been spending several
day for Essex Junction where she will
spend several weeks with her son, Rev.
N. A. Wood.
Miss i. Mabel Minis, Miss Corinne
Bodgett, Miss Marguerite Clark, Miss
Helen Prentiss, Miss May Thayer, Hugh
Thayer, Roy Barney, Mrs. M. r. Micott
and Miss Lita Butler of East Jamaica are
among those who will go to Washington
next week.
Hon. Mason S. Stone, state superin-
tendent of education, was present at the
teachers institute which was held in the
Academy last Tuesday afternoon and gave
an instructive and interesting address.
Nearly every teacher in the town schools
was present
DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Clark have this
week received encouraging news from
their Son, DR.. G. Ernest Clark, whose
illness was reported in recent issue.
He is i'll with typhus fever but consid-
cred out of danger at the last writing
Mrs. Ira Knight of New York has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Knight
several days this week. She came Satur'
day and Monday went to Saxtons, River
to get her two sons, Howard and Law
renee, who have been inmates OF the
Warren Memorial division Of the kurn
Hattin Home during the last five years
The boys came here Wednesday and LETT
for New York with their mother yester
day morning. It is the first time the
bows have seen their mother since they
were put in the home. Their grandmoth
err Mrs. r. j. Knight of this, village
has visited them frequently and speaks
highly of the care the children have re
ceived in the institution.
A team belonging to the town farm
took a lively run this morning about I
o'clock and was not stopped until II
reached w. L. Walkers. George Blrch
SUPERINTENDENT of the farm, had started
to drive to town and as he was turning
the team around in the door yard at the
farm the sleigh slued on the ice and wa:
overturned. Mr.. Birch was thrown out
but did not lose his hold on the horse
until he had run considerable distanct
when he found it would be impossible u
control him. The horse ran against
post in front of the Lynch hospital aftel
turning Bonnyvale corner and the sleigi
was badly smashed as result OF the col