The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06

l.. l.. Buckley, republican, was elected
moderator over w. l.. Fay. Citizens, by
a majority Of 81 votes, Buckley receiving
o59 and Fay 1876. c. L. Lynch, +. l..
Latham and Arthur Porter We're reflect
ed supervisors OF the checklist.
Univorsalist Church Announcements.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
will hold business meeting this evening
in the yestry of the church. All mem
bcrs and friends are urged to be present
and stimulate the interest Of tins great
factor in our church work. The work oi
Tho coming season will be considered and
planned.
The theme Of the sermon next Sunday
morning will be The Lords Prayer; The
topic for the evening meeting oil the
pc. u. will be How Does Jesus Reveal
Gods Nature and Purpose All our
friends are most cordially invited 70 be
nrcsent al these services. There will be
special music by the quartette Sunday
morning.
Small Fire in Hotel Barber Shop.
At late hour last Monday night e.. L.
Bicelow discovered fire In the barber
shop underneath Hotel Ashnelot; ne
summoned help Immediately and with the
aid of fire extinguisher succeeded In ex'
tingiishng the blaze before much dam
ACE had been done. No doubt this quick
action on his part prevented disastrous
scopfiapration as the water supply IS IN.
adequate owing to the drouth.
r. w. Jeffoyds is on the sick list.
Miss Lena Kelly has been i'll the past
week.
Edwin Edleston has gone to Greenfield
to work.
Joseph Young of Wilton was in town
Tuesday.
w. +. Robertson was in Lawrence
Monday.
Michael Conway of Putney is visiting
relatives.
Little Hortense Cutler has been i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Athena varville has gone to Will
ton to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Aldrich visited in
Keene Tuesday.
John Smith of Clinton, Mass, was in
town this week.
II. G. Robertson was in Springfield and
Molyoke recently.
William E. Bellevile is in Lowell and
Boston this week.
Henry King Of Wilton visited briefly
in town this week.
Mrs. Henry Taylor visited friends in |
Winchester recently.
Mrs j. P. Felch visited relatives in
Winchester Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Myers was at home over
Sunday from Orange.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Barrett is ill.
Miss Faith Bolles visited at her home
in Hartford Saturday.
John O'Brien of Ludlow visited Hins-
dale relatives this week.
Edward Kelly of Bellows Falls visited
in town briefly this week.
Roger Holland Of Williston academy
has been home this week.
Miss Jennie Duggan Of Greenfield spent
Sunday at her home here.
Martin Kelly was at home from Will
ton the first Of the week.
Miss Rose Duffy of Keene visited at
Martin Kelly's Wednesday.
Robert Field of Springfield was at
home several days this week.
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been visiting Hinsdale relatives.
Charles King Of Wilton came Saturday
for a visit with Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs. Frank Elliot of Greenfield visited
at Mrs Ella Doolittle's this week.
DR.. O. L. Smith went to his home IN h
Claremont Tuesday for short stay. il
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tilden went thurs e n
day for short stay in Dalton, N. d.
Mrs. Laura A. Ripley Of Springfield, '
Mass. is visiting Mrs. Nellie Worden.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald have
been visiting in North Walpole this week.
John Ouigley and Joseph Doueett re-
turned to their work in Wilton Wednes-
George NJ. Oaks is very i'll with pneu-
monia. A trained nurse is caring lor
oi MIL. lillian Britton Of Greenfield Wis il
;tad d'1 relatives in town the first OF the +,
week. 8
Mrs. Father Dickinson went. Monday
for a weeks stay with friends IN dreen- !
field. '
Row Fr. Griffin was in Manchester
from Monday until Wednesday OF inns !;
week. {
Jou;s BelIeville Of Brattleboro spent
several days with Hinsdaie friehls IL 7
Gently.
Miss Lillian Graves Of Greenfield re-
Gently visited her sister, MISS uer'ruue :
Graves. +
william Mead of Yale and John Fisher
of Harvard came home Monday Tor a :
brief visit. r
George Delphy of Meriden, Conn, came
home Saturday for few days stay Win
his family. t
Mrs. Nellie Worden has a very beau
tiful lobster cactus which has W blossoms
in full bloom. III
Robert Parks and family have moved
into one of the Stebbins tenements on
Church street. =
Miss Elizabeth Bellevi!le of East Koch
ester was at her home here from FRIDAY
until Monday. !
The women of the Congregational
church are to hold their annual fair and
festival Dec. 16.
The directors of the board OF trade
held their regular monthly business meet
ing Monday evening.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Clara
Stearns was given a pleasant surprise
party in her school room at the closing