The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
WILLIAMSYILLE.

+. H. Richardson was in Bellows Fall
"Wednesday.
There will h. a dance at SchoolhousC
hall this evening.
Clarence Lewis is not able to attend
school this week on account OF illness.
| Capt. &. T. Stone of Providence, X. l.,
j. guest at +. +. Willard's
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freyenhagen OF
| Brattleboro spent Sunday in town.
Ernest Williams OF Orange, Mass, Wis.
/ tied his daughter Lottie over Sunday.
Miss Persis Washer returned Saturday
from a several weeks visit in Mortified,
| Mass.
Mrs Marion Goodenough and daugh.
ter Olive were over Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Jessie Lamson.
Misses Ruth and Ina Pierce of West
minister have been guests at c. ID. La
zele's this week.
The y. p. c. L. will hold its usual ser
vice in the Universalist church next sun
day morning at l0i5 o'clock.
Harold Sherman has accepted posi-.
ton in The Peoples National bank at
Brattleboro and began work there Mon.
day.
Mrs. Clarence Hendrickson and friend
Of Springfield, J.. L., came to her fathers.
{. W. Freyenhagen's, Wednesday for
visit.
Rev S. p. Fairbanks will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday, both morning
and evening G. j. Ferguson OF Burling
ton the prohibition speaker will not
speak at these services as was previously
announced.
There were three children christened at
the Universalist church last Sunday morn.
ing. The service Sunday evening closed
the present series OF meetings. Rev. F.
G. Cole left Tuesday for several days in
Springfield and st. Johnsbury.
Thursday evening the Band of Mercy !
and l.. r. held a social al Schoolhouse |
hall. Rev. +. Q. Cole at this time pre-
sented a clock which they have had |
placed in the hall, to the grammar school, |
f. 4. Fisher of the school board re-
sponded.
Bills are out for the auction sale of
furniture belonging to the late
Mrs Eliza Morse and Mrs. Heliann Morse
at the old Morse place in this village next
Wednesday, Sept o. There are some rare
Did pieces, including china, brass, chairs
md tables in the sale.
+. L. Washers house was entered by
some one in the night Sunday and whole
AXE, a jar of iell and several tomatoes
,aten. 1t was probably some tramp as
he barn doors were found open Monday
morning and there were indications that
ome one had spent the night there.
OF the 2s5 voters in this town 236 came
nut to freemen's meeting on Tuesday.
)ne hundred and fifty-siX votes were cast
or the Independent democratic candidate
or representative, A. n. Sherman, and
9 for Rev. q. Il. Newton. the republican
andidate, scattering and spoiled. On
he state ticket lSS votes were cast for
he republican candidate for governor, {
'routy, and 80 votes for Burke, the demo
ratio candidate, and / for socialist, 2 |
and spoiled. There has been
gain of 20 voters in town since 1906.
The w. G. T. U. met with Mrs. Abbie j
.ewis Tuesday afternoon and the follow
1g officers We're elected for the ensuing =,
ear: President, Miss Matte Wade; vice :
resident, Mrs. Effie Stedman secretary,
lrs. Abbie Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie
traitor; superintendent of l.. L. L., Mrs. Il
usie Wheeler; superintendent of Sunday a
,hool work in Methodist church, Mrs.
!. f.. Newton; superintendent of Sunday I
,hool work in Universalist church, Mrs. h
larry White; superintendent of scientific b
,mperance instruction, Mrs. Ella Merri-
cid; superintendent of press for local pa .
ers, Mrs. Effie Stedman; superintendent +
! press for Home Guards, Mrs. Susie r
lheeler; superintendent Of literature I
[rs. Nellie Stratton; superintendent of
edcal temperance, Mrs. Ellen Stratton;
lperintendent of anti-narcotics, Miss Mat \
e Wade; superintendent of quarrymen u
I'd miners, Mrs. O. L. Newton. .