The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06

Mrs. /. II. Upham Of Holyoke, Mass.
is visiting in town.
Mrs. Hayes Bigelow goes TO New York
today for a short stay.
G. A. Stacey and family have moved
from Guilford street TO % Prospect
street.
Wesley Rockwell has this week had q
telephone installed in his house. Call
3l4H.
David Willard left Saturday for Green
field after spending several months on
Ames hill.
S. P. Williams and family have moved
from 90 Western avenue to j. p. Sar-
gents house.
Mrs. Flora Foster of Brooklyn was an
over.Sunday guest OF her cousin, Miss
Augusta Fox.
Miss Ida Wilder, elder daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. d. H. Wilder, is i'll with
typhoid fever
G.. NJ. Holbrook of Springfield Mass,
is expected tomorrow for a brief stay at
w. II. Ames's.
George Martin returned Saturday from
a visit with relatives in Springfield and
Hinsdale, Mass.
from Greenfield. Mass, for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bond.
Roscoe Fisher returned Wednesday
from Acworth, N. H., and Mrs. Fisher is
expected the first of next week.
Mrs. E. +, Fisher left this morning
for Lynn, Mass. for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram E. Miller.
Robert Graham and family are moving
from H. j. Clark's house on South street
to Mrs r. S. Warren's house.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Goodenough expects to
leave Tuesday for Washington, d. c.,
to attend the national grange.
Mrs. A. H. Bullens of North Main
street has rented the tenement in Mrs.
F. d. E. Stoves house and will move
there at an early date.
Miss Helen Weatherhead and Miss
Ethel Blodgett came from Greenfield the
first of the week to spend a few days at
their respective homes.
Master Leland Convey, whose accident
was reported in last weeks issue of this
paper. is improving slowly although he
S still unable to walk
Mrs. l.. F. Braine of New York re-
;urned to her home Wednesday after
spending few days with her son, Daniel
3raine. at the Adams farm.
Mrs. L. H. Stellmann returned Satur-
Law from a visit in Providence. r. l.,
nd Clinton, Mass, and since Tuesday
he has been i'll with infammatory
Mrs. Charles Harris of this town re-
emily sent to her son, II. E. Harris, in
he east village an apple which was
licked in October, 1907. The fruit was
n an excellent state of preservation.
Work was begun the first of the week
n the public road between the Charles (:
[arrs farm and Carpenter Brothers, in
istrict No. IT, distance of about three
uarters of mile. This road has here :
ofore been pent road. The work is
nder the supervision of Thomas NJ Y
)oyle.
The halloween party given Friday
rening in Academy hall by the fresh a
len class proved social success. The
all presented a weird appearance with
My jack-o'- Lanterns for illumination and
sher the guests to the chamber of hor- \
ITS and numerous dens of uncertainty.
There will be a union service Sunday a
corning in the Baptist church at 1890 I
clock. Clarence J. Ferguson Of Bur
ngton, superintendent and attorney of i,
ermont Anti-Saloon league, will be in "
large. At o'clock the evening service
i'll be held as usual with an address by tt
eter l, TO- The music will be furnished
' choir. t,
The social and music committees of
e Baraca class at meeting Monday tt
'ening decided to hold debates a; inter :
lis of two weeks during the winter.
ne first meeting will take place We'd
,sday evening and the subject will be: =
the establishment of
in Brattleboro will be N