The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-17

hllAftah sseiety With their husbands al
Mfs, y, i, Cummings last week Ahen
lh.s sste eh,ettainesi al tea aud the ~
GAL following.
Mr- Meia slailan iiallaa l. IeseiSlns
siie congratulations al irirnls on account
~ . bahsl sonr lnsary. tho siii iHon a
soas'n "a amherst,
The auction sale las, TUESDAY attracted
q iaRe number imm cot u town and
alseni ~ hor-es sem sod also carriages,
aagnns, harnesses. etc.
The Moman's Relief corp. all give a
dinner Ia the memh@R II the uHand
Army to-day AMI iheTe ate 10 h. initiation
rvHinonies LOT one candidate,
Mlss Mars 4. button aud Miss NJ, r..
lhnrslon Nrm called 10 Milton, n. H.,
this WEEK 10 attend the funeral IL eou'
sins wife, Airs, brooks Dasoomh.
Miss Minnie Howard relurnel 10 her
sehool - futney last SATURDAY. Miss
Marion Howard socs 10 nuilioni as teach
90 ~ the primary school tomorrow,
y, Lincoln Hammond aud, family aud
Mr., Lucy Harvey have left foul,nry, \.
y, and have been making short Visit
With rlalites h.ic, going this week 10
their farm ia nill,
Mr., and Mir. D. j. Siockhndgc have
sister of iladlry, their daughter lcna.
Of Springfield, aud son, David, of Mopcs
ter Polytechnic institute.
Mr., aud Mr.. l. NJ. Rawson have been
IA town this week, the guests of Mn,
Braman. They have now gone 10 their
new home ia Gncnhcld, located four
miles west Of the village.
Mr. aud MIR. Homer Smith am plan.
ming a inp 10 New York 10 visit their
son. George, at Nonkcr aud during their
absence their son, Harry, Is expected
with his family 10 be here.
The George Wright Automobile COM
pany Is planning ,o begin the auto trips
irom Grenhcd to Mortified via Bern
anlsi0n about MAY ! II the roads arr ~
good condition at that time.
The fonnighiy club next Monday al
tcrnonn will b. entertained by Rev y.
Fay Smith and Mn. Md onaughy who
an 20 lecture on Modern Rome, by the
courtesy Of the club the entertainment Is
public.
=. u. Allen fell in the barn last Satur
day, tripping over stick Of wood on the
stairs. His head struck the corner OF the
building aud there was scalp wound
which BLEED proiusely but is not considered
a serious injury.
The high winds OF this week have blown
over several trees on Main street and
some large limbs also Joseph u; Callen'
der's tobacco barn. Many OF the trees
showed evidences OF decay and several
have been closely trimmed by direction
OF the proper officials.
Mrs. Nellie VI. Wood, assisted 10y Mrs.
{. II. Newton OF Vernon and Miss Jean
oi Decriield. very pleasantly
entertained the Fortnghtly club with a
) o'clock tea last Monday afternoon. Mu,
seal selections were rendered by several
Of the members and reading was gwen
by Mr.. A. G.. Moody, all OF which were |
much enjoyed by the guests.
Rebecca's Triumph was given, IN the
town hall last Friday evening by the mem |
beers OF the high school. The audience !
was very enthusiastic IN words oil praise
and considered il would have been a very |
,reditablc performance for older and more |
actors. Some plans have been |
made TO repeat the play in some OF the |
nearby towns later IN the season.
Among the numerous brush fires this
week one was very near W. AIRING !
house. and Miss Hattie Airing was most
affected by the smoke so the |
attendance of physician was necessary; |
A fire near the Central Vermont railroad
racks back of David Balls house called |
'orth posse of men and boys and anoth-
,r came very near to John Ross barn
before ii was stopped.
Mortified grange held regular meet
ing Tuesday evening. During the lee
.urers hour there was patriotic enter
ainment by the children OF the grangers
Inder the direction of Mrs. II. ii. Cham
,erlain. and light refreshments were
,eryed, Next Tuesday evening it Is eN-
pected that the Vernon grange will be
present and will furnish the literary part
If the program and the grangers the sup