The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-02-21

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Ne ianrTAl Wa. held a, his home Ia
this village THURSDAY afternoon, keN,
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tan asiislAiins lie saNe = shofs bot Nris
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taun Hefr HrnFy haiiou u North Adams,
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I HoHr. Mass. and Mr.. and Mr. ~ IL
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/ Ia weedlANn evinc'efs
About 10 o. y inches o. ,noW zen We'd
nesiay,
Albert Phillip. q Torhshehd !. visit
ihs his SISTER Mabel.
Norman Wheeler q Springfield Mass
VAS 10 town "Wednesday.
The Homeland circle viii meet with
Mr.. q. ". Parsons next "Wednesday al
Itrfneun,
Comrsae Ballou was allowed his ase
pension OF sl5 Ier month onlN a DAY OF
two before his death.
I Mr.. aud Mir. Auhur Underwood OF
Putncy spent sunday with hi, mother
Mrs. Charlotte Underwood. :
j. q. Martin, II. A. Carpenter aud
Jane. Underwood were up the West
River line Monday on business.
The .p.le driver used here was sent
north Monday night and l., NJ: Carien-
ter i. again on the mixed freight.
Miss Hazel smith returned Monday from
A yisit 10 Ter grandmother, MR.. Day, and
her aunt, Mn. Daggeit OF Jamaica
Hugh Mack. who is employed in drug
store at Bellows Falls, is spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Mack.
Mr.. Susan Keueh o! White River June
,ion inspected the Rebekah lodge Monday
evening IN her capacity a. an oihcial OF
the state assembly.
The auditors report for Newiane has
been published and distributed. II shows
the liabilities OF the town 20 be s1,l0l.Vl
and the resources sa,ass.i3.
Frank Davis drove span Of colts from
Londonderry TO this village Monday and
sold them 10 his son, Landlord Davis. The
span is one OF the hnest in the county.
Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Grey spent En-
day OF last week at L. w. Bush's IN
Brookline, the day being the birthday. oil
Mrs. 7. 4. Davis who Is sister OF Mrs.
Parsons.
Next Sunday will be observed as Lin.
coin Memorial day at the Congregational
sunday school. At the morning service the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Moore. VIII present the
claims of the American Missionary asso-
citation and call for a collection IN ITS
behalf.
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ciety meeting at Mrs. X. A. kennys last
week were glad TO participate IN an I'M
expected social reminder Of the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. kenney and Mrs. H.
j. Batchelder. Refreshments OF cake, cot
fee and candy were served alter the work
ing hours which are strictly observed by
this enterprising society.
Sunday morning about 80 the sleeping
car used by the bridgemen was discoy.
cred on fire and the flames had gained
such Roadway that II was impossible 70
check them. The car containing all the
clothing, bedding and some tools belong
ing to the men was totally destroyed; Inc
loss to the railroad company viii probably
amount TO $1,000 or more.
After steady rain all day Saturday
came the flood. The ice in the smith
brook broke up and formed dam on the
Barrett place WHICH NaNS.
across the fiat below the schoolhouse and
into the highway, making river three
feet deep. The water went down so the
road was passable Sunday for teams but
pedestrians were obliged to traverse the
railroad track.
The Sunday evening services in the Con-
gregational church last Sunday were IN
charge OF the Woman's Christian Temper.
ance union. Mrs. c. l.. Hescock presided
and explained the object of holding a
Willard memorial meeting after the man
ner of thousands OF unions throughout the
country. Rev. n S. Moore spoke OF Fran
ces Wizards achievements and Mrs.
Moore gave brief address in appreciation
of Miss Wizards life. Special music was
rendered, consisting OF duet by Mr.. and
Mrs. o. R. Wright, solos by Rev. +. Nj.
Wiswall and C. l.. Hescock, violin duet
by Misses Mary and Edith Davies accom-
panied by Miss Underwood, organist. Mrs.
G. Z. Davis spoke on the work OF or
ganizers in the national society. the Of
ferings for which are shared with state
unions in special lecturing campaigns.
WILEIAMSvILLE.