The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
Mass.

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r,slns is back 10 hls old position
w. hosl,
frank \. Woei and son are visit
NJ Glallleloro,
p,5l siosklJiisr u sApc''ei home
.a4 Va a Vacation,
a. gli.lana S,askbrilgv Is visiting
IIrl. iH Clinton
r p.,b Aniww. rsturnel this week
ID. l.r lumr 10 "iahs''
I.b Cotton has viumed 10 lneas'
s oun. iUr short TINE
r...s Ma. IA al day saving meeting
d, IN Month church yrsieniay'
,- ptb ,.allup ha. taken a position
.. ..tbrr, sianc ia lilisield.
ak. kNall has been rcceni guest "i
...r..rf.. Mr. aud Mf,, James Wall
r..-.. toushl,n !. moving 10 his house.
l.g strttt irom the SNOW iaiiil,.
,,. d. 4. Williams aud daughter iar'
-. a.nTurl Monday alter a Nisit IN
Amharir
,I. >E,ri ha. moved HI, family. from
..-8t aud j. ia the employ Of Rev
d g. IuHleuoi,
M. E.a Ouinlan Campbell Of liayrr'
Az ... laughter arc guests OF her father,
Ib1m, Qmulan,
mn. ,....l Government club Of Mt, Her
I'D. dinner at the NoIthheld last
SHapsy evening.
F,.os Mason and family and ueorgy
An .n. visiting their parents, Mr.. aud
ME- 10, II, Mason
III. Emily and Sarah Bissell Of Mid
4l.Irr. Conn. we've oyerSunday visitors
II lll.. y W. keet.
3, ls- hcrn decided TO omit the special
meeting ot the grange aud the next rsu
Ian meeting will he .April H.
Nr. Charles Stebblns entertained the
l..J branch OF the Nomans boaih oi
rnr..m Missions "Wednesday.
Herbert l.. Brigham has moved from
A. D. Callendcr's to George fieiu
,sp.msut house known as the Beehive
Among the requests OF the late Henry
Tbbrtts oi Lowell, Northieid semi
pary and Mt. Hermon schools neene
Slpl
Their. are several places in the state
roll that need repairs. Inc PAD spy.s
an the result OF the nphea'ai oi tue
irus,s,
Worl has been received from Or; ana
Mr.. Newton of their safe arilvai IN
Tl',,I..tnn :. C., after delightful trip
by water
Miss Bertha Martindale OF Mt. Hernon
: IN Win diphtheria and her sister, Miss
Clara l. recovering from an operation ior
appendicitis.
Mis-. Fanny Stockbridge is having a va,
cation f,um Mt. Holyoke college ana
Misses Calender and Moore IRON sim
mons college.
Roy D. NJ. Wilson is adding number
nj new books, mostly juvenile literature,
n the Dickinson Memorial library Tor the
book committee.
The women of the Unitarian parish
have voted to build new chimney lead
ING from the vestry and to make other
needed repairs later.
The pierian club Of Mt. Herinon took
dinner at the New England House IN per.
nardston last Saturday evening, about 20
being in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldoras Hart and son, Ar
thur Hart. and wife have purchased lhg
Charles Banks place at the Farms ana
have taken possession.
C. H. Webster, c. c. Stearns, \. u. AZ
eyander and Mr.. Travers were among
those who attended the meeting oil ,he
Knights Templar in Orange last FRIDAY
evening.
The Fortnightly club owing to change
in the program will hold its annual Dusi-
ness meeting next Monday afternoon,
April and it is hoped there Will De a
large attendance.
Al the republican caucus last Tuesday
evening \. w. Proctor was elected uele,
gate TO the state convention in Boston ana
c. H. Webster to the congressloiia eo''
yention to be held in Springfield
Herbert Field of Keene, n. H., with
large force of men is clearing the Iiehiy
Wright lot Enough has been cut 10 oegiii,
work with the saw-mill and 1t Is eNpeeteo
the lot will be cleared in six weeks
The Sons of Veterans and auxiliary
served a supper followed by success ia
entertainment last week, the receipts De
ing abont $40. After graphophone en-
teTtainment an hour was spent IN dancing
Rev d NJ. Wilson preached in Wollas-
ton last sunday and in Springfield the pre-
yous Sunday. Next Sunday the Unita-
RAN church will be open for the morning
services and there will be also the usual
Sunday school.
The students Of the high school are plan,
ming to present Rebecca's Triumph,
three-act drama. in the town hall FRIDAY
evening. April TO- the proceeds to be USED
to defIay the expenses of the senior CLASS
on trip to Washington, ID. Z.
There was business meeting OF the
Young Peoples society Tuesday evening
and later there was an interesting DEBATE
on the question: Resolved, That the Farm
Offers Better Opportunities to young
Men Than Trades or Commercial Lie.
Girdon Martin, son of H. X. Martin
and formerly of Mortified now resident
Of Somerville, underwent serious opera
ton on his throat at the MASSACHUSETTS
Homeopathic hospital last week MONDAY
He is reported as recovering rapidly ui'
der the care of DR.. Mary Leavltt.
Arrangements have been made to. have
Robert E. Peary. the famous Arctic eA-
plorer, lecture in Stone hall SATURDAY
evening at 100 1t is said to De an
Illustrated lecture of views Mr.. featy
has taken during his last trip toWarus
the north pole and fine lecture Is ar
tcipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Moody gave; DIN
ner party last week in honor OF the ~,
birthday anniversary OF their aunt' ME-
Metia Brown. The table was Decorated
with carnations and among the guests
were Miss Browns two sisters, MIS- NJ
George T. Moody and Mrs. Amanda Hol-
ton, and Henry G. Holton and family.
The much discussed question of the
grade crossings at West Mortified has
been settled by the railroad COMMISSION,
ers who have decided that an overhead
crossing shall be made at the rocky cut
near the Belden farm This location is
few rods south of the present station
and it is expected by the South Vernon
people that a new station will be Dullt
near this crossing The selectmen are
to get an order from the superior c9ur'