The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06

ne. 4, Williams . visiting ~ Nm
i Hattie Airing Of Greenfield j. visit
! parents,
Il Clark /. reported as seriously Ill
pneumonla.
5hec Clark !. living with Ernest
Do ia Vernon,
4 Whiteomb recently visited Mrs.
| Chamberlain ia Orange.
4 l.. :. Chafcr will preach ia the
church next Sunday morning
Crchn OF Albany, y. y, IL Wis
kis mother, Mrs. Addic Crlan.
Minnie Warden has gone TO visit
Flboro after a short stay IN Orange
land MIR. John Reed OF Brattlcboro
becn spending few days IN town
beek.
3nr the communion service held IN
Iorth church last Sunday II united
fthc church.
entertainment at Mt. Hermon last
In evening attracted number OF
81 from here.
hndsome chair has recently been pre-
| 10 the o. +. ), the gilt OF FRANK
charles Green.
holm recital will be given IN Stone
Aext Monday evening, March y, by
Rebecea Holmes.
high school pupils are preparing an
kainment 10 raise money to send the
class TO Washington.
! Sunday evening there was a tenn
e and no-lieense meeting. IN the
church with special music.
benefit supper was given in the Uni
church parlors last evening Tor
q ". Nation, church florist.
Sons of Veterans auxiliary served a
4 TO the voters in the town hall last
|hy which was well patronlzed.
mann Brown is soon to move to Yer
where he is to have charge OF the
'of his father, Alexander Brown.
lance was held in Dickinson hall IN
Mortified last evening which at
ID several from this part OF the town.
MS has been received OF the serious
1 of Mrs. Azariah Barber, a former
Int Of this town and now OF Bernards-
} Woman's Foreign Missionary So
held a meeting at Norman cot,
last Wednesday, subject, Medical
ons.
V. ID. NJ. Wilson is to take a vaca'
durinp the next two or three weeks
lurinr that time the Unitarian church
be closed.
l. Frank Maynard, who has been very
several months with nervous pros
bn and other complications, has so
recovered as to be able to take a
ride.
\. Mr.. Brown is repairing the Albert
I'M house he has recently purchased
Using the ell and making other nm
Iments, work being done by Ii. H.
lberlain.
1 Fortnightly club will meet next
Ian afternoon when Venice IS the
N TO he discussed. Mrs. n. p. Wood
6 assisted by Mrs, G. E. Randall with
Program.
vmond Mason of Leominster, George
n of Webster and Frank Mason oil
Imrnham have been recent visitors at
Some Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
u II. Mason.
~ was a missionary banquet in the
~ church last evening at 6.3O' After
addresses were given by Key. 1e0iee
lnman, missionary from China, kew
s Clark and others.
Whitmore is enlarging his stock Of
les which he is running, IN connec,
I'm his fruit and vegetable store ana
run taking orders through the VII
{ Tree days in the week.
A. G. Moody and Miss E. 5. Hal
ed as delegates the congress OF
S in Worcester Tuesday and Wed
of this week. Rev. n. Fay Smith
also attended the exercises.
crange will have a meeting next
y evening when the third anc
degrees will be given, The subject
evening is What Constitutes Coco
ship? and a paper on current events
~ Respected.
ding to the press notices a unique
\ Interesting entertainment Will p'
MIN Pitt +. Parker next frlda.
792 March 10, when he gives crayoi
27SF This is one of the lecture cours'
6aM entertainments.
Slate is very i'll and was moved
Iome of his daughter, Mrs. Fostlns,
last Sunday. Mr.. Slate was at
2 sith paralysis of one side last WeeI
i5$]is feared he is failing in strength
lf friends are doubtful OF his recoV
I:3E will be a lecture in the Nortl
Fkunday evening, March 8, subject
of the Sun-Incas Indians
The lecture will be given by Key
Smith who is secretary Tor Nortl
of the region beyond the mis-
Ennion.
L. Preston, former resident
Orange recently before the WeS;
berhood of the Methodist churcl
lions in Russia and his experience
bcountry. Mr.. Preston has sspen
Sble time in Russia in the inter
u Boston firm and will sail agan
Ia this month.
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.
hine is improving and is now abb