The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-18
West BrutlebOrO

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ting At Grand View farm,
PrIley Alhee al Neafahe hegan work
Monday for J. \, iie,,.fley,
Mis- Emma Mixer resumed her work
Monday for nonnell 4 Davis,
William II. Ryan Of keene. y, H.. was
. gnesi at q, j, sloeksells Monday,
William Gibbs ami family have moved
ffom Dummersion hill 10 lArgv street
Mrs. Al, 4, llailey Is having water
from the cngeil main for her residence.
Mr.. !. VI. rhelan and daughter
Mary. rrinrnsi Friday To their home IN
brooklyn.
Mr., and Mrs. T, VI, Albee Of Ncwiane
visited Mr., and Mn, j. ;, Morse the iirsi
Of the week,
G. r. Na.h aud e. o, Chamberlain
spent Sunday at Sunset lake with Mrs.
X. T.. Gordon
Mis- Georgia naneison i visiting her
mother, Mr. Ella Donelson, IN Whining
ton this week.
Mr. aud Mr.. John c. Peek oi Grecn.
field, Mass, spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs II. c, SquiTcs,
William Cook u shelton, Conn, NJ,
turned Saturday 20 his home after
visit at W ". Cooks.
Mr.. Robert peirson OF Canton, y. V.
comes today io visit her sisters. Mrs. 4. |
T. Mather aud Mrs. +. W Gage.
Mr.. Roscoe Fisher was called 20 Ac |
worth. n. H.. Saturday ON account Of |
the serious illness Of Lcmuel Smith.
q. ID. Ho.ley and sister. Mrs, Maria
johnson Of Springfield. Mass, visited at
the Betterley homestead Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Martin went 10 her home
in Ashland. \. H.. Monday. having spent
several weeks in town with relatives.
Mrs. II. +. Weaiherhcad was called 10
Canton, n. V. Saturday by the death Of
her brotherin-law, George II. Gibson.
Walter and Charles Cheney left ycster
day for Brooklyn, 10 enter the Pratt in
stitute TO take special courses in art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham. Mr.
and Mn. II, :. Miller aud daughter and
p. W. Chase and family spent. Sunday
at Sunset lake.
Louis Prcfontaine returned TO his
home yesterday from Memorial hospital
where he underwent an operation for ap-
pendictis two weeks ago.
John Helyar goes Sunday 10 White
River Junction where he will take charge
of the exhibit from the Vermont Expert
ment station at the state fair.
Miss Gertrude Stockwell came Satur'
day from Worcester. Mass. for three
weeks visit at the home OF her parents,
Nr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stockwell.
Miss Augusta Fox. who underwent an !;
operation at Memorial hospital last week o.
Wednesday, is improving and has been
lble TO receive few callers this week. I
HIM Cutting went to Brandon Fri.
lay and returned Tuesday accompanied
L NJ Lao 80 Cd
Who has been visiting her son, DR. j. 5. '
Eastwood.
Mrs. p. NJ. Miles and daughter, Mrs y
I. n. Betterley. have returned from #
yhcopee Falls. Mass, where they were
allied last week by the serious illness OF g
linus Miles. G.
Mrs. Charles Warren returned Thurs
ay to her home in Fairlee, having spent p
week in town with her mother. Mrs. W
liza Morse, and her brothers, +. ii. and
. S. Morse. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and daughter, Il
Ielen. who have been spending some
ime at the Burnham cottage at Sunset c,
Ike, returned Tuesday to their home in Il
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. A. NJ Watts. Mr. and Mrs. f. H. h
davenport, Mrs Minnie B. Fits and 81
iiss Kate Wheeler expect to attend the 81
ate convention of Baptist churches at
ludlow next week. Fl,
Mrs. W. T. Cain has decided to store to
er household goods and with her daugh' al
n go to the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. George b. Prouty, Bonnyvale ST
lad, for the winter. pa
Rev. F. f. Sparks who recently re- he
gned his pastorate at the West Gun,
nd BAPTIST church. has accepted call In
fbotn N |
' there last Friday. th
The friends of Mrs. Walton johnson
e glad to hear of the improvement in w
,alth since her serious illness. She was da
owed Saturday from the Worcester City NJ
,spital to her home. Or
w. f. Minis has rented the tenement
Mrs. c. r. Evanss house recently va, Al
ted by r. p. Hamilton's family, and err
i'll move his family there from II. +. cet
'eatherhead's house at an early date. we
Mrs. r. Susan Warren has decided to ga
Il her place and make her home with nil
latives owing to changes necessitated br
ice the death of w. T. Cain. who had seN
ed in her house during the last 10 we
ars.
Cards have been received this week an
uncing the marriage Tuesday in Whit. ga
IN. Mass. of Arthur Lewis Mather of yes
u,
bib of Whitman. Mr.. Mather is a son poi
Myron l. Mather, formerly of this rea
ice cor
&. H. Winchester and family are to Az
we from 2S2 Western avenue to Mrs ia
A. Bailey's house in the tenement to CrC
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Wall ccnIa
r. Wall has been working in Greenfield. MI
ass, for several months and Mrs. Wall mi
Il go there for the winter J2i
Miss Jennie lie Ray, who sustained f tl,'
inful injuries to her left knee about ~
o weeks ago, is improving slowly al foo
ough she is unable to bear her weight con
her foot. After applying the A-ray +
iday at Memorial hospital it was de RIM
ed that no bones were broken but tbn
At the ligaments were torn out of nat c Tho
ii position. mo
J. r. Dutton has recently sold his farm Wo
uated on the North POND road, known An
the Samuel Bradley place, to William que
lien Bryant of New York city. Mr..
yant owns an extensive ice plant in
w York and will make this his sum
r home. Mr. and Mrs. Dutton have ?
t decided where they will locate. the
Mrs. Martha Houghton and son-in-law, the
ank Kingsley, both of Oklahoma, were rak
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Davenport you
, first of the week. Mrs. Houghton sSr a,
ne east on account of the serious i'll nj,
IS of her son. W. H. Houghton of Hal l 9!lo
<, who is being cared for at Memorial disc
,pital. Mr. Houghton sustained allo
'alytic shock several weeks ago. scc.
Irs. N. S. Chamberlin went to Green hed
d. Mass Wednesday and was met HE
re by her son, DIR. w. A. Chamberlin, Gov,
o has been spending a month in special foof
DIV at the Massachusetts, General hos for
ii in Boston. They visited relatives and