The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16

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Ms, George Steven. w,.
minmsl Ass sea Ia soulhblIy. VI. ~
John Carroll d Hani,v,l. y m
AZ assnihs his daughter al MI. e
. The football game a, A,
~ " ~ attracted many ilom Ibis po,a,",
Mrs, Clara Williams ~ A..
mlhgs this week. "'"'sv eam
The Misses osgaai haze ,.,,,,
iiarr IN somenille. ''' e"fiIads
Dr, \, i. Wood Was e,,,e, ~ O.,
NV lhl. week an aocount III ~, 800.
''lhcss OF relative. Wv N''''u'
Mr and Mn, W. A. prle., AMI A..
hHep Mason attended the Ilei"hs,, VII
'"lr las, "Wednesday. ''''''"Nh
MIS-, Eliza Wright has r.tn,n..l a..
Ia visit m banlnur aooon,nan,,'I 'n'il
daughter. Mrs. Anna perlsy W h't
MIS-; liotgkins i visiting M. m n
,hamherlaln, who entetsinsi ~ ~
ii"m bfatileboo over sunday. a'"'s
Mr., Gladys Field Hermann Ma. !,
~. IL shof Time last week. return.
"s !" heslon SATURDAY afternoon.
AIN Me,'ahey Of Cambridge. who la.
S,s,'. .'sialns hsr mother, Alr. George
''..eh.' returned home last Friday.
Mlss Ruth Dcnison. a student ~ IN.
high school, has been obliged Ia giy. ny
>'n""' N"tk ON account OF her eyes.
The printing office in Proctor. oil
siofe has started aud from the amount ~
WORK hid, lair 10 he successful yentnr.
Mrs. trabice Of Lynn has been visiting
hsr aunt, Mn. George Stevens, as bas
also Mr. James Forsyth Of Chicago. an.
=, The conference Of Unitarian and other
literal churches will he held In Flopncc
oct. q and 2s where the Rev. Alfred
Free Is pastor.
Mr.. Orr and family. who have been
with Mr. and Mrs Isaiah Moody tbis
summer expect 10 20 to their home in |
Virginia this week
The Mortified granr, is MANNING %
visit Warwick grange on a date In No. |
vember and Is preparing a program TO be |
given at that time.
Miss Sarah Mnot is IN HYDE Park at.
tending the wedding OF her cousins
daughter, Miss Fay. daughter Of Charles
ray, former resident OF this town.
Dwight Proctor has returned from the
Springfield hospital where he underwent
successful treatment for appendicitis and
he has so far recovered as 10 be able 10
be about the streets.
l.. q. Clapp is moving into the house
of the late Amos Bgelow
which has been thoroughly repaired. a
bay window being added, steam heat and
other improvements.
Miss Helen l.. Me. a graduate of
Northheld seminary 1903, who has been /
spending some years in California, is Wis.
ting her sister, Mrs. Mcmillan, at Mt.
iermon and also friends on Mortified
treet.
The corps of judges for the Mortified
range exhibit should have had the name
4 Miss Daisy Dickinson who awarded q
'lany who attended the fair have ex. !
ressed the wish that it be repeated next !
ear. !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Webster and Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Will A. Wright took an auto y
iobile trip to Worcester Thursday to at /
end the wedding of Miss Grace Merrill,
aughter of Elisha Merrill OF Worcester, {
nd cousin of the Alexander family OF !
his town. =
There will be an important meeting OF
he Woman's Relief corps this afternoon G,
Sons of Veterans hall. Plans are be. 5,
Y made for the halloween entertain. OF
ent which will be held the evening OF o.
ct. 80 under the management OF the b
me society. al
The death of Mrs. Lucy Bruce, widow ri
the late William Bruce of Charleston, W
t., occurred at the home Of her daugh. +
r, Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson, last Friday. m
here was burial service at the house Il
onday morning and the body was taken e
Charleston for burial. b
Rev. j. T. Sunderland Of Hartford, u
,nn., is expected to preach in the Uni pn
rian church Oct 25 in exchange with W
". d. NJ. Wilson. Mr.. Sunderland n y
II be pleasantly remembered by his Tor u
ar parishiones as he was pastor OF the 81
al church about 20 years ago. ?.
DR.. N. p. Wood has been visiting the m
bile schools in his official. capacity as IA
hool physician. Reports of his investl' se
tions are written on cards which are W.
nj TO each parent or guardian. A few err
ses of defective eyesight, an occasional he
scalp" or defective sense OF n,
airing are to be found among the pu on
3 hut the worst trouble seems to be on
elected teeth and many cases OF these 10
! reported. I'll
4. w. Proctor has about completed ric
wing his stock of clothing, harness, ne
,ts shoes. etc. into the commodious su,
nm in the new block. The room is toi
" large and well lighted and is admir- me
y suited for the purpose. 1t is expect ira
that the old building will be used as tul
printing office later. The barn which Tn
! partially destroyed by lire last inc
ing has been thoroughly repaired and MI
the buildings have been given fresh res pie
t of paint of colonial coloors Inc fas
nnds have been graded and wide spr
crete walk laid in front of the block mes
the whole presents a very attractive hal
,earance. The small building north OF chi
,ctor's block is for the present IN pos Mr.
,ion of the small sized feminine ,popu- by.
on and party of school girls had a pal
V pleasant party at Sunshine, cottage two
; Tuesday afternoon. The small house. ter
ners Nave given the building very and
l;table appearance and are antlclpat- Ste
much pleasure there in the future. and
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