The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-18


s-als oRlrTei b. the alumni as...ialiol
for the class Tssams ia LELAND nH,
seminary has leen iVeiIoi, Tbs sai'
erre 'hlpI@sl SEPT, ! and slenli he hris
ihis nask.
iirar Admiral lilrhlsam II the thurl
slaies navy ani hls s.le, sha haNr l.nrt
II the liHooks llnurn IN lifaiiirlshTa
sirns Sunday Nilh Mrs, lllrhlan
hRIlsrF, Ial. Alvin fanklin, Al hls homs
ia llaunnnANille,
!. u. fail.ii r.innel "Wednesday ifunl
,fanaira where H. hal lrrn LAYING the
ahnimrnls iar an ipn bridge. aud hesan
aoIk THURSDAY on a wall supporting tbs
lank IT West river an the mad leading
Ia the fhayrr farm.
Mr., Starr oi Kansas Cts, No. son II
| Edward starr formerly II Ton nsl.nd, T.
visiting his aunt, Mrs T. l.. Hastings,
Mr., starr has hrrn IN Panama IA the
emrloy 81 the government Tor the iasi
| II months and l. now an ia werls
| iuIlaugh, lie will lrayr the iirsl II next
week Tor kansa, City,
Mrs. Salina Powers anh her son, who
had hecn visiting Aln Plumb, frinrnel
Ia their home IN Westminster Mes, Tues
/ day. MIR Powers Was fawnshend girl
her grandfather having lMili tie hnnss
nov ooenpicl Ia Windsor whiine,
While in Town Mn, Powers called ulon
MANY al her former sehoolmatrs AMI
friends,
Mics MIRA Hobart. evidently believing
IN having bath sides ~ the platter alike
.pnllcss aHl bcng .irieily ORTHODOX.
hir,l Fri Randall To u, upnn his h-eis
aud paint the inside 81 her picket fence
while u. ID. Phillips al upon box ani
uainiri the outside, Not having exam
inc'i Il with microscope. Ne cannot tell
whrlhes the naini !. l'itrr spread upon
he Congregational ~ Baptist 'idc 81 the
fence.
\ few days aga John Salycsky made
some new steps leading from hi- houss
10 his shed, Now this WAS y good deed
bat behold how he was rewarded: That
evening he started for the shcd and. for
getting that the new steps were not ins,
like the old. fell and landed on HI. right
shoulder. fucturing the collar bone n
a result. DIR. Osgnod expended consider
able plaster nyon him and Mr. Salvcsky
is saving one coat sleeve for future Use,
Worl has been rcciycl tha, Frank
Stevens j. in critical condition, hay'
ing had three hcmorrhngrs, dangerous
symptom in typhoid fever Altnu's f.,
yer j. not running quite 80 high, Ills
grandmother. Mr. John Allhec. who
ovcrworked in caring for him. j. in bed. |
- much for the dark side Of the Stey.
cnss affair The bright side is that |
"Wednesday ~ men and two teams a.
srmhcd al the Stevens farm and had a |
bee. putting the corn into the silo. As /
there was more than could bc cut in /
day the good work went on Thursday 4
morning.
What Frank Lawrence might have done |
had he been aiming at the calf in the 1
Dunham pasture cannot L. said hut he
certainly has proved himself crack shot 1
with stick. \ few days ago, rs he was
walking through the lane on the Morse
place. he saw a large hawk pcrched upon
an apple tree and picking IN stick.
threw il at the bird striking il upon the
head. The hawk fell to the ground and
was quickly dispatched. The bird was
displayed in W II. Sparks's window and
was a fine specimen. measuring feet 10
inches from tip 10 tip OF its wings.
Misses Esther and Alice Dale took the
train Wednesday morning, the former go
ing to Springfield Mass, where she will
make her headquarters during the win.
er. going every week to Mt. lIolyoke
,ollege where she has position on the
acuty as assistant instructor in music
md teaching also with Miss Dickinson in
Springfield. Miss Alice went to Chicago
where she will spend the winter with DR..
md Mrs. Albert Alorey at their home in
Oak Park, going into the city to attend
Mrs. Putnam's kindergarten school where
he will fit herself to become kindergar.
en- teacher. Their many friends in town
wish them both a happy and successful
winter
Tuesday evening the academy hall was
lighted and prettily decorated ,
or the reception given by the senior
lass in honor of the faculty and new /
tudents. Prof. and Mrs. +. w. Wal
ace, Miss Mary Plumb and Miss Win :
lie Packard of the faculty and Miss lIa
Ell Taft. James Flynn OF the senior !
lass received After the guests had ar j
ived, Miss May Howe, Miss Nellie Dale
nd Miss Hazel Taft played trio, Rev. !
)aniel Mcintyre gave hearty welcome j
o the newcomers and called on Rev. Jo-
.ph Mexican who made few witty and =
remarks. The floor was then
iven to Prof. Wallace who spoke so
ell that all were convinced that the y
rustees had secured an able principal for :
ne seminary. After all had enjoyed y
,cial time, refreshments We're served and y
he reception ended with the senior class :. \
ing and yell and the yells Of the under !.
asses. Everyone says that it was one =
the Dleasantest receptions ever held in y y
lie hall. =