The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25

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M'.s Nellie starr. who ha. hoe. ,,.,,
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'sis'nei 10 UneasNille, conn. nae
w ff"rlor Nvnl 10 Sprinsfi.li l.,
snlaA !" soc his btolhsr Dai.h, 80
'ri-ens his condition a. impnsiss A''
:, Mr, and Mr.. ". ", liar, snd -. .,
s,,..' s "a',lom, Conn, have hrrn trsrn,
sslss,A 81 Mr. iiaFt's brother, Thomas n
Rev, nr, watkinson al Pn.,,.1 IN
hi.arh neA, Sunday in the Gem, 80
sl.hal church al the regular mS,n,ns
There viii he a recital az sh.l.
sheafvs Julius Caesar Ia Marshall Ia
ssh q Stone Hall Monday evening
Nh W, Doane aud sou Howard an.
southampton, Nhem he i ATTENDING
s'haol hrs' Doane was expected hams
Mr. liarSood Proctor and son Pr.l
attended the reeni reunion IA Sp,3nr'
asn q ,he ,eeimen, 10 which her nus |
Ms, W, Doane aud son Howard ,r
W northampton where be Is attending
turn yesterday.
Mr. Minnie Steam. has moved 10
Nfs, Edward Whiieomh's for the winter
a. Mn. Hamilton has been called 10 brr
home in Riverside. wv
MIR. Brasor will BE- Al Nh. wh,.
mores ~tow every Monday h.yinn,ng
SEPT. = from 1880 a. m. until n. M
with millinery goods.-adv.
The body Of the infant son If Mr..
Ruth Nhittle AltGailin was hrougbi
here Tor burial last week aud private sers
vices were held al the cemetery.
Mr., Wallace llolton, Mn. Emma
Blgelow and Mrs. Myrtle Proctor were
delegates 10 Holyoke Monday 20 attend
the eNemplihcaiion Of the work OF the .
sons OF Veterans auxiliary
Joseph IL. Houston will he in this town
on the second and last FRIDAYS OF ev. .
cry month as specialist in eve troubles. !
lie comes for the hnt time today and
viii he at No. l5i Main street.
William Wright. carrier on II, r. d.
No. ?. Is having vacation. Richard 1
liolton serving as substitute. Mr.
Wright and family are spending few
days at Camp Wawonaissa in Warwick.
Mr.. Philip Young. formerly Of War. !.
wick. with her daughter. Mn. Wether.
ell OF Warwick, spent the day with Mrs.
David Ball this week and has now ne. ;
turned TO her home in Grand Rapids,
Mich. Il
Mr.. and Air. c. A. Ware were in
Westmoreland. y. H.. recently, 10 attend
The s9th birthday anniversary OF Aunt
Pamela Kendall. II is expected that she Il
will soon return to Mr.. Wares TO spend
The winter as usual.
The Northheld grange held a regular l.
meeting Tuesday evening. After current
vents an interesting paper was given by :,
Robert ID. Ware on iistory's Story OF y /,
Great Men from the Farm. There was d
IN informal business meeting. when plans
or the fair for Oct. We're discussed. +
There is much complaint of petty u
hieving and pears, grapes and melon
patches have been raided in all sections y
Il the town. No arrests have been made 6
IS yet but these things are classed by
he town officials as crimes and there is b,
very reason TO think they will be dealt pi
With as such.
Some of the planks on the Schell Me. II
norial bridge were discovered to be on af
ire last week, and there was lively
laze. The fire department was called al
pom, and few buckets OF water were r.,
efficient to put il out But little
eplanking was necessary to repair the y
amage. The fire probably caught from st
lighted match, which was thrown be- ~ ~
ween the planking. va
A republican caucus was held in the
own hall Tuesday evening, when the "a "a
blowing nominations were, made; Mod b hs
rator, +. c.. Field; clerk. f. w. Kellogg; ne
ate delegate (for Luce, Z. G. Field;
delegate flor Gillett), DR..
|. p. Wood; senatorial delegate, 4. +.
toward; representative delegates, Rev. sill
/. Fay Smith and Charles +. Williams;
,unty delegate, Charles II. Webster; III
,uncilor delegate, George N. Kidder. -
The medical meeting of Tuesday at the da
-otel Mortified attracted a large num-
ar of physicians, not only from the d.
earby towns but from Springfield, DIT
itchburg, Keene and Saxtons River.
inner was served at the hotel and the EN-
ives Of the visiting physicians were en- !
rtained by Mrs. A. G.. Moody and Miss fro
san Greenough. During the day parties vi
sited points of interest about town; ,
r. n. p. Wood of this town made all tai
,e arrangements for the meeting which oh,
ought together some OF the best medi- W
j authorities of the country. =
The Fortnightly club had an open y ,u
Getting last Monday afternoon when
RS Arthur Philips gave a very inter e.,
ting address on Holland, which will be o ~,
e subject studied in the coming year W.,
DIX. "A pleasing iedtuic VI Wy
,on was the music as given by Miss ant
inman and Mrs. L. S. Chafer, with hay
iss Ruth Field as accompanist for Miss
inman, during the reception that ioI Der
we'd. Mrs. Philips was presented with sch
large bouquet of roses from the mem A
re- of the club. In the absence, OF the inc
esident, Mrs. N, NJ. NooS; o III hay
esident, Mrs. ohris'iha S'o'e' tim
esided.
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