The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08


AoTk GA a hasiness tnp,
T.ui u, GNyeF Eslurnei Saturday il"m
a lao weeks visit IN iiroaklihs, Mass
Tl,.,aas Callahan al NsW hoFk same
NonIaN 10 l,ssk AiIsF the lnictusi I" w.
taTn gssrniiy Yarairi BY hdsia Ale
llanonsh,
Willard n.-les went 10 HE home salaf'
daV iTam ia I.ynsh's hoslatal and Is
.rfy comfortable, although the ballet has
nol yrs lseea removed IIom his ankle
Mrs. FRANKS Iynle MAS oAliei 10 nei,
chester Mass, Monday b. the eHllral
lllnrss u h.r daughter, Mrs neoIg. y
i,oal. Nhosr death oueurtvd eAfiy Wei
nrslay morning
Tho Saving n,rrling u the Momah's a.
sa.siaiinn all h. hpld neat THURSDAY al
lrInonn tIum 2 uniil e',le,k AZ the h"iiir
al MIR, D. a. nye, Williams street
Plenty II work,
A letter has been TocciN~l by the We.
mans association fTom the malI9h az
I Kun llaitin Home Acknowledging the siil
IL clothing aud articles sent 10 the h"ih"
~ tho association aud expressing app1e
I citation,
NIr. and Mn. y. G. Dunklee and Miss
Z Ahl,ie nunklo- went saturday 10 spring
Z field, Mass, TO attend the funeral u Their
oo,i,in, Mrs Mary llayden, which was
Z hcld SUNDAY, Mr. and Mrs, Dunklre re-
iurnrd Monday aud Miss Abhie Dunkioe
will rmain ibcTu indefinitely.
Mr.. aud Mn, Edwin McDonough, who
have hren living on the George Washer
i farm on Dummcnton liill during the lat
year. have ihi. week gone 70 New loth
ahrir Mr.. MtDonoush viii resume the
position be- held there ~ the milk basi'
nrss before coming TO this town.
/ The Womans association Of the Con
rfeeatidnal church met Yesterday alter
nu0u at the parsonage and held a dsNo'
I tional, business aud missionary meeting
I A innrign missionary program was trh'
dcrd aud several letters rad from mis-
,ions Tor which the association = working
/ Mis. Harriet Newell, who has been
4 .t.endins the winter with Miss Euniee
aud Mics Elmia knight. fell IA her room
a lew days ago aud broke her right
/ wrist. She had been 90 the window and
when turning around made misstep,
] catching her foot under rug which
+ caused her 90 fall.
/ The landowners have been notified by
/ the scleetmcn 10 meet at the thafi1s
+ llari, place. Tuesday. May Il al O'Clock
10 show cause. II any. why public foau
.hould not H. built from that place actns's
the land owned hy Wallace Harris, l.. I.
Dunklec aud Frank Carpenter 20 the
schoolhouse in district No. Is.
Mr.. and Mr.. D. W Simpson Of High
land Lake Winsted Conn, are guests
thi. week OF Mr.. simpsons sister, Mr.
short, at G.. III. Cones. Mr.. simpson
came 90 attend the presentation OF VI,
kado. lie j. director m that me OF
work and speaks highly OF the perform
ancc.
Baptist church, Rev. \. NJ. Watts, pas
tor. Sunday services: lO.Sl, morning Wot
shin with sermon by the pastor, subject,
DIipent Sowing; Its Necessity, Eccs. 80.
10 O'clock. Bibe classes. o'clock, song
service followed by an address 10y the pas
tor subject, One Thing Thou LackesI'
Mark 9:2l.
Nelson Parker OF lIolyoke, Mass, has
this week moved his goods from that city
TO the farm in district No 10 known as
the Warren ilcscock farm which ne
bought about three years ago. MIR. Parker
has been engaged in the paper business IN
Uolyoke. His family has not yet arrived
but is expected soon and they VIII MAKE
their home in town.
Mrs. Austin Pratt, who is about %
wears old and has been IN partially
crippled condition for nearly ~ years as
a result OF broken hip, fell saturday az
ternoon while going from her bedroom 70
an adjoining room and went against ~.
stove with such force that her lett wrist
was broken. She has been confined TO
her bed since then but is as comfortable
as can be expected, although she re-
ceived quite a shock by the fall.
There will be a hearing Thursday al
ternoon, MAY II, at > O'Clock before the
selertmen and landowners who are con.
cerned in the proposed building OF road
from Mrs. Alice Richmonds lana 10
Bonnyyale road The road as surveyed
would cross land owned by l.. Il. Bend,
Mrs. II. S. Warren, j, l.. Stockwell and
Rev, III. V. Baker. If the street Is ex-
tended as surveyed it will connect Greeh'
leaf street with Bonnyvale road.
Ozro NJ. Ellis and Mrs. H. c. Squlres
have sold their place consisting OF mouse
and barn and - acres OF land, to Amer
z. Eddy The farm Is situated about one
half mile from the village on so9 I'm Srpe est
hill and is considered one OF the most
desirable locations in town. Possession
was given at once but Mr.. Eddy and
family will not move there for several
months and Mr. Ellis and his brother
John who have lived there Tor several
wears will stay through the summer. The
farm was formerly owned by their ia.
Their. j. Stephen Ellis, who bought II o.
Hollis Cole in 1869 and lived there until
his death about 10 years ago. Ills VIE
made her home there. until her death
about three years ago. In connection WIN IN
tbs sale of property II. G. Squires sold to
MIR. Eddy Is acres of land known as the
old Ellis place which Joins the property
first mentioned. This farm was first own.
ed by John Ellis who was among the ilrst
settlers in this vicinity After his death
it was owned by his son, Thomas Ellis,
and then by John Stephen Ellis and last
by his children thus making four genera,
tions who have owned the farm. Inc ola
house remained as an old-time landmark
until five years ago when 1t was Torn
down. The barn which has been re-
modelled is standing.
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