The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
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nsa.rs. 81 NrW Aork rlif, e WISHING bot
Harold Franklin visited has aunt, Mis'
iloAe, IA West IamnshshA "''f -"
dag,
n. A, Davidson, state missionary Val
preath Ia the baptist shhith hsA N""
lay.
FniaY lains Ali,of dal ihsiv aill hse
no grsular rviiallan Nnik al 'h' r0p''
nafY,
EIah sanders. uho has lsrrn al home
serelal days, Irlmnud i' hial'lr'''i" 'A''
Friday, a.
4. N, Powers aud maiher from Wet
minister West visited FrlatlNr' "a town
this Wrrki
N,,. Ilrflrt I.i,runofe q Nhal made
her ,naihsf. MIR Nusan i.ahWnur. q short
Nisii the past Neck,
4 good numlsrf iaifuhifod ihc haili"
,sanlrn. supirT last Nrrk THURSDAY
Eight dollars was iasens
Mr.. ChaTlrs llag,laa has fryriIrd The
sal meas 81 the death q hnolhrf Nv
lng Al bet Old home IN Maine
Eta Marsh, who Was AZ home a lew
DAYS nn arpbunl II lllness. irihlhna y"
her iuiirs Ia NrWianr inn Monday,
Mics M,ta Hobart. who has been -c,'
enal weeks with her sister, Mr. " anu
in Guilind Center, has returned home
Mrs. Henry Twitchcll aud MR., Harry
ADAMS with her little son, stanley, air
IN town visiting relatives aud acluAin''
anoes,
The house at the south end oi the VII
lasr known a. the Chamberlain house u
being rrnaircd and will lie Occupied 10y
r. W. Snyder's family.
Herman ockel. who /, stopping al Jo'
seph Cummings. j. looking AZ real es'
fate in town with the view oi buying
farm. lie has family in Delaware
Miss Ethel Folleti returned from her
visit To her brothers family ia GAhtAin,
Pa. Monday. She was accompanied by
MR.. Arthur follc,t and her little daugh'
ter.
Mr.. James Franklin made farewell
calls in the village this week. She went
TO her home ia West Townshcnd Wed
nesday and will 20 10 her sons ia Hart
ford. Conn, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Sandcrson left here
Saturday, his business not permitting a
longer stay with his mother, who re-
mains very low. Mrs. Spoiiom Is car
ing for Mrs. Sanderson.
Harry A. White Of New York city, ne
membered here as boy, visited last week
at II. q. and Lyman Gales. lie went
from here To Iunbridge, VT, where he
will spend the summer
The members of the Order Eastern Star
belonging to Aunt Jenshas Quilting
Party went to Williamsyille "Wednesday
evening TO assist in giving the play
there. They met good audience and
realized S2i.
The road on West street is practically
completed only the placing of the screens
being now necessary. Five hundred loads
of gravel have been used on the 20 rods
constructed and 45O feet OF tile for drain
age. Only use is required to perfect a
fine road.
The sad news of the death of Wilbur
Cushman in Lincoln, Neb., came to rela'
tiyes here Monday. Mrs. J. G. Taft ac'
companed by her father Mr.. and Mrs,
c. Robinson and Mr.. Cushman's young
est son, Wilbur, went to New York Wed,
nesday. Further particulars are awaited
with interest.
A meeting of the West River Valley
Baptist Ministers association met here
on Monday of this week. Seven members
were present, including State Missionary
w. A. Davidson Dinner was served the