The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-20

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Worlds Progress; Aug. II, review
Zeal town history and noteworthy men
women born here; Aug, -, what
Stitutes Good Neighbour; sept. IN,
hbors' night; Sept. % Cur,snt
hts, History's STORY. OF Geat Men
I the Farm; Oct, q Especial meetingl,
Ia fair: Oct. Il, Current Events, even
In charge Of the Graees; Oct. "a, en-
kinment by the gentlemen; Nov. 10,
Ring degrees; Nov. -, rollcall, each
kber 10 answer question, What Have
4 10 Re Thankful Fory: Dec. 8, Cur.
Events, election Of oiicer; Dec. y
ling Backward and Looking Forward.
Is Ruth Field is visiting in Boston.
As Ethel Braman is visiting her par
ked G. Hale is spending a few days in
son.
u public schools are to begin next
Aday.
bme Of the farmer are engaged in max
bugar.
n. Edith Wood has moved to Orange
| week.
h. NJ. o. Perham is away for vaca'
| this week.
Rs. George Stevens has been a recent
|pr in Athol.
kss Minnie Howard is spending her
)tion at home.
klph Doane is visiting his uncle in
Jamestown, Mass.
6ss Fay Billings of Millers Falls was
|sitor in town this week.
hiss Mary Richards is visiting at Locks
hge during her vacation.
NJ. Rawson has moved to Greenfield
be he has bought farm.
hilip Wood spent part of the week
! relatives in Brattleboro.
hauncey Reed has returned from a
of a few days in Hinsdale.
hpt. and Mrs. 4. +. Howard are visit
lin New York city this week.
here was regular meeting OF the
Kern Star Wednesday evening.
y. Pentecost and his son George are
hiding few days az the Naples.
[rs. j. H. Forsythe of Springfield Wis
her aunt, Mrs. George Stevens, re-
by.
/ Dwight Alexander lost valuable
he Yesterday morning from spinal
hingitis.
rrs. Wallace Holton has been detained
Northampton by the serious illness oil
father.
Hiss lola Holton is spending few
4 at home, returning to Springfield
Il week.
he selectmen will open Munn's ferry
The Farms as soon as they can secure
erryman.
lrof. and Mrs. A. j. Philips of Brat
boro are guests of their daughter, Mrs
3. Walker.
[rs. Harwood Proctor has returned
n visiting her brother and other
hds in Warwick.
hrs. George l.. Spafford of New Lon,
1 Conn. has been a recent guest OF
N. F. Alexander.
Is. Griffin, wife of Managing Editor
FIN of the Springfield Republican, is a
at the Mortified.
enry Russell and Frank Harness have
hned from Boston where they attend
he automobile show.
kskell Holton has gone to California
Holton remaining with her parents
and Mrs. Wesley Mann.
and Mrs. Newton are to take trlr
<ugh a section of the southern states
no the last of this month.
and Mrs. George Forman are said
e planning to come to thelr nome on
street to live next July.
Tvs has been received of the. birth Of
q to Harry Smith of Montclair, N. D..
|prandson to Homer Smith.
5. William Reed has returned to hel
on Maple street after spending the
er with Mrs. Albert Stearns.
!. Julia Lyman, Mrs. Augusta Day
wv. NJ. Moore and Miss M. Il; Ihurs
have been in Boston this week.
fhe Fortnightly club will have papers
dediaeyal Rome next Monday after
with papers by several members.
ugar supper was served in the South
Sal last evening and short entertain
was given by the young men OF the
bearsals are in progress for dra
entertainment to be given by mem
of the Unitarian parish in the neal
R. r. Dean has returned to the
Of her brother. DR.. N. ?. Wood
spending month in the Springfield
Bal.
) Mary Leach has discontinued mos,
II music pupils, a few gong 10 nel
in Northfeld Farms to continue
lessons.
Sons of Veterans and auxiliary
erve a sugar supper March n. There
ke a graphophone entertainment fol
by dancing. :.
IN. P. Wood was in Springfield
" to attend the meeting of the re
II committee of the second con
NAL district.
W Henry McGahey has returned t.
bme in Cambridge after staying witt
Iother a few weeks. She is imprrov
Dm an attack of nervous prostratlon
J. L. Marsh, former pastor O
Unitarian church and more. recently
ncoIn, Neb., preached in All Souls
Greenfield, last Sunday.
h. Kidder is adding spring goods
soon to have a first class painter
aperer for interior decorations fol
he advertises in another column.
w. Doane was called to Bucklano
teek on account of the very serious
of his father. He died Wednesday
hnd the, funeral will be held satur
4 was a St. Patrick's social in the
house of the North church Tues
ening under the management OF thf
Peoples society which was wei
ID.
Woman's Relief corps served,
hyper last Monday evening and
I'M is to be added to the treasury
Sing entertainment by members o.
Her followed the supper.
D. G. NJ. Joseph G. Stoddard il
out notices to different lodges to
art in exemplifcation of Masonic
|n Republican lodge, Greenfield
b. Harmony lodge is among those
part.