The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
EorthfeM, Mass.


IA M. Thomas Clark d Bral,ie'
IN slisy N town,
buildings arr IN process Of
,B al d sfAnd avenue
asa Phillips has gone 10
kN1E aiI ug few days.
|. b Nel was ia Turner'S Falls
-. .rr II Miss Mary Abbott
/, plI.rl u New Haven was a
IN. t.s wiIh Mrs, A. l.. New
su tanning TO attend the May
ufrh b held this week IN heene'
n ,i.ulrfIain has the contract for
~ .aIt-sy near T., I, Towards
4 va. -r,aking contest in Stone
IL Monday evening Tor the Demon
uawA Proctor and Mrs. Myrtle
made short visit in Warwick
|, wtea
1, N.l Tn. 81 Turner'S Falls was
s, visitor with her mother, Mrs.
lE Parish meeting of the
,'.r t, Will he held next Mon
ftn.n-
y, p.. ,tcarns Chamberlain and
IT. uan-a have been making a short
Z Nth relative, here.
d. vsrH Dickinson has gone from
' Ngvtuns. having spent the
|, ,s,r .n his household.
n h.h ,.ioal is making preparations
y ......',..r.rugni exercises. The public
III. sr, 90 close June ~.
\. L. Newton has returned from
- ~ - vSrre he attended the alumni
'',,gs ami dinner OF his class.
psg ID n. Wilson Is in Boston at
W., ,ba American Unitarian meetings
l1lg' an being held this week.
n, nal. cottage. formerly occupied
W pr..s las been rented by the dec
NJ, =. EMPLOYED by G. \. kidder.
n Wood and family are in their
,,'r b,np on the mountain east OF the
i i,' Arthur Wood, son, has been
he siCN
a.. Dwight Proctor entertained her
W. INN springfield over Sunday
, IN n,s.,urpei 10 Springfield with them
shor, visit
NJ stakes have been set for the new
lJir,. ON the seminary campus. These
4 chanel and music hall, the quits oil
sn.tei friends. /
A. and Mrs. \. p. Fit entertained
IN. brigade with q lawn party last
,.J,y evening. A few interested
md. were also guests OF the evening"
lrs AIeConaughy gave an interesting
! Il Fprnpe before the Young Peoples
,s,r II tbe North church. She was as
Al ~ Mrs. \. l.. Newton with a gra'
,phone concert
NAV be Of interest to the citizens
4 - literally contributed to the bar
II clothing sent to the Chelsea hire
isrr. 10 know that Northiield sent
= than any other corps in the state.
festive automobile while speeding on
in street ran over dog near Williams
q. The dog was thrown violently IN,
The air and was run over twice and
/ in a short time. The occupants OF
car simply laughed without stacking
If speed and went on undisturbed.
4 the annual parish meeting last Mon
evening in the Unitarian church par
Clinton A. Ware was chosen trustee
Mace OF c. II. Green, deaceased. A
ary cOmmitte was chosen composed OF
!, D. NJ. Wilson, Gertrude Ball and
lry Holton who are to appoint a libra
for the parish library to succeed MISS
n A. Belcher, deceased.
MON services were held in the North
rch Sunday, both pastors taking part
the services. The patriotic organlza'
4 were present in the body of the
rcb also the boys brigade. The adj
: was delivered by Rev.. n. ray
IA and there were two selections by
Estey chorus. In the afternoon the
ous organizations went to Vernon,
ne Memorial services were held and
are intending to go to Warwick next
day for similar purpose.
he death of Leslie A. Lee, professor ,
biology in Bowdoin college, brought ,
less to his relatives here, G. A. Ware
IL cousin and Mrs. Nellie M. Wood
more distant relative. "A few years {
Professor Lee lectured here on Lab
u. telling the results of his obser-
ons when sent by the United States
.mment on a special mission to that {
TRY. Not only is his loss deeply telt
Brunswick, Me, but in the college
scientific world, as he was man OF
J learning and great ability. 8
be grange had an interesting meeting
Tuesday evening, the subject being
Natural Wonders of North America.
program was arranged by Mrs. Mat
Gillette and Mrs. 7. r. Calendar.
Gillette gave talk upon the many I,
is Of interest she had visited includ- /,
the Grand Canyon of Colorado, Yo-
tie Valley and Yellowstone Park.
Eliza Banks described visit to |;
ARA Falls, Mrs. T. r. Calender read
tier from a friend while on trip in
ka and Mrs. Eva Calender described