The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01
loy'thfeM, Mass.

-. a4a has lern visiting in iiru,'
a.. Kr., j. illing in and grading
al.al c'loay Is growing in
Ii,ks is visiting relatives
lsHr ,
No. l.msy is hsihs ""ps"''' Wy
,iHs lisltr,
NsuIa ilall has opened her cot
s NaH silpeh
81, n. I.eauss Is employed IN Hob
l,sE,r 'lon,
n KldtF Mas expected TO re'
Hi, week,
Il, Nr, \, q. Moody an making
t.-l 900 haslon'
4 Il Nnut 10 planning 10 spend part
r. summer be- Mantle
Driu aud daughter Lillian,
Mr.. {. II. Ercn.
u,r.s Nan Nalkenbcfg Of A,hol
"a Alr-. q. 4, Sleans.
1ruu. private socNlary Tor
s.... Na, ia town this week,
lf .tu-an oi Springfield Is Wis
aasH,rr Daisy n Dickinson
Nm- and family OF Brattleboro
sHuaiay TO NislI relatives IN
Moore recently spent few
- fsmfiE returning 10 his
| NHla3,
...I tEi tbeps Is talk OF AN auto
nr iI,m Battlcboro TO North
| ll., summer
nom tlse Congregational church
trr convention held IN Charlie
| q, h.j Tuesday
Al. ,au., r. Pcn,ecost and some OF
H' a'l.,e. air at the Naples prcpar'
& olgn the house.
IL. E8r Stcans aud jean Grahain
,.,.5,,l 40 having a most enjoyable
n Washington, ID. [.
~ ala family horse belonging TO &.
Webster N,ts laid away tins week after
| M YEAR. al usefulness,
~. Iry Webster has opened her
~ .,lrr several weeks OF visiting with
I'M, IN Vermont and this state.
a.. Wtt.ie is moving 10 Springfield
H. with her son who has been EN-.
,ysI m that city Tor some time.
| n, and Mrs. Alton ID. Elmer and
NJ, .Iept sunday with Mr.. Elmers
amt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Elmer.
Spet 4. F. Howard attended the teach
I'm institute held in Shelburne Falls
|Ns3pe.Iay and was one OF the speakers.
ce,n, ". Elmer OF Providence, X. l.,
N IN. Isabelle Grout of Ascutneyyilie,
have been visiting at A. ID. Elmers.
n, George W. Thompson is moving
I[,o the fiat Mn. Wiltsie vacated and
IN also occupy the Hat on the third
oor.
Nj. Elizabeth Stewart OF Brattleboro,
,,-aarly rmployed in the local telephone
Irthanse. has been spending a few days IN
OWL
Frank Holton is making extensive re.
|air, on the Henry Wright buildings OF
khlch estate he has become recent
wner.
The Leayiss laundry has issued some
best circulars in the interest OF the new
bushes which is managed by William
s9ylss.
The grange had regular meeting Tues
fsy evening. Owing to the severe storm
he visiting Vernon grange did not come
) expected.
c. II. Webster is excavating a cellar
Ind making other changes with the north
Ede Of Nebster's block, part OF which
Will later be used as a postotiice.
The play, Rebeccas Triumph, is to be
Eyen in Warwick Friday evening, May
and the proceeds are to be gwen 10
he junior class for a Washington trip,
Raph William Crosby was welcomed to
Mel home of William and Grace Hart
Crosby Of Nashua, n. H., April 70. lie
j the grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hart
The land located near the old grist mil
belonging to the late Charles +. Webster
+ has been sold to Mr. McLane after being
in the Webster family for JOG consecutive
years.
There have been recently added to the
| list Of telephone subscribers j. w. Barber,
G5; b. ". Parker Sl2; George stew
ems, 2jl2; +. \. Bigelow, 1923; Frank
Williams, Al.
Mrs. Samuel Alexander has been for
two weeks with Mrs. G. +. Alexander.
There is a prospect that Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander will move here to be with his
aged grandmother.
A business meeting of the Young Peo-
! PIES society connected with the North
church was held last Tuesday evening
and afterwards a graphophone entertain
nent was given by Mrs. A. l.. Newton.
The contract for building the concrete
sidewalks the remaining distance on Main
street and Parker avenue has been let to
John Hayes of Greenfield and work will
be begun in ten days, Parker avenue be-
ing the first to be completed.
Mrs. L. c. Lazelle gave a birthday par