The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

u that extra ~ minutes
lnilars silll unspent ia hel
a. ran aas Was raised las,
F,AE a.. Minot has returned from
ne
4, r liank. has returned from a
N5aaF,lrr
Nn BENJAMIN lilake are guests
Mr, Amelia Field.
t, Hooker II California Is a
sirrs, the Misses osgoOd,
IL. WaI1ar llalion WAS called 10
.mlI Il -iay by the death q a cla.
a. n,aur has rturncd from a
ta iT -in AMI relatives in North.
ii, II s. Hart, who has been visit,
M lsp's IN Wrapping, Conn, has
nl Ms, c, c. Slearps have been
PAM. Nr and Mrs. frd Maeobce
igrr'yr
=. sal snl farming ,ools Of the late
u Aha aFc 60 h. sold at auction next
E.,lp 81 Nradnwbnook farm.
M Woman. Relief corps will give a
,~,f sal iailaWern entertainment this
r.. n SON. 81 Veterans hall.
\, Eru Chamberlain is visiting rel.
(, N town and j. soon "a 60 To Green.
|, ulgr, Mr. Chamberlain is employed.
~ Gertrude Starkwcathcr is 10 speak
I, ihr Library club IN South Deer.
/ 08. Sd un How We Built Our Ii.
b.
r, ,uh'Is schools were to close today,
,aant % allow the teachers 10 at. |
I iha teachers convention held in
igtHoli
iiun Pamela Kendall has come from
! NrR Hampshire home 10 remain dur.
1 be winter months with her nephew,
"A. Ware.
4 A Randall has sold the fixtures,
! q 10. milk route to c. A. Parker.
I, j. now using two wagons daily in
4 t.iyery
" Maninialc. whose accidental death
-.rei a the Vernon dam recently. was
sliye Of Arthur Martindale, a former
S!eht Of Mortified.
4 number OF the members Of the Wo-
Il. Relief corps are expecting 10 attend
franklin county convention to be
Z 10 Orange Nov. 4.
n. Stearns Of Wendell is the new as.
lrt teacher in the high school, another
.ati0n room being arranged in the
ling in the center.
lep was a reception in Library hall
evening when the freshman class
= entertained by the other three
=, Of the high school. I
H. and Mn. Albert Parsons of Lex
on have been taking an auto trip
lggh this section and visited the
e. 0.good the first of the week. II
Be work in Vernon by the Electric '
nsmission Power company is about :
peiel and now the power line is be- d
carried over the mountain on the way
n
is Pauline Sykes read a paper in I
nfcli last week before the Franklin |
ny branch of the Mt. Holyoke alum. q
association. Her subject was Trend I
us,ian History. n
e registrars had their last meeting
riay evening and report an addition Il
new names, making voting list of n
Twenty-Five years ago the voting I
vas about 400 o
2 Mortified grange held a regular d
ing last Tuesday evening and after
hual exercises an entertainment was
shed by the gentlemen, an oyster
and "tiNings' bringing a very pleas
Tening to close.
d Irish is recovering from severe d
es which he received by being struck
a lever while a large steel tower was VI
put in place by the Electric trans
N company. Mr.. Irish has been un. is
0 use his foot for several days.
and Mrs. C. II. Webster. Mrs. C. 81
earns, Mrs. n. d. Alexander, Mrs. he
. Holton, Mrs. Harwood Proctor,
A, w. Proctor and Mrs. G. n. Kid =,
tended the Unitarian conference in =
Ice Tuesday and Wednesday as dele :"
essor and Mrs. Lloyd with their at at
son, Francis, have returned from "
and have been visiting Mrs. l.. l.. ~
Mr.. Lloyd left last week for Au- y.
Ala, where he has recently been APP gu
d professor of botany and state
st for Alabama. CT
Mary H. Stockwell of Philadelphia tn
" Mary Wotton of this town, has wa
sitting her sisters, Mrs. J.. L. Hart
rs Clarence Stratton, of this town, w
r brothers, Samuel Wotton of Bos.. mi
d William Wotton Burrows of be
first of the Mortified lecture
series Of entertainments will be
in the town hall Friday evening, ne
by the Boston Carnival and Con ~
mpany, If half the good things
them in the press reports are true
ould draw a crowded house. erl
department. president, Mrs. Words me
and the department inspector, Mrs. ga
will be present Friday, Nov. 6, to pal
the II. H. johnson Relief corps at wa
Veterans hall, exercises to begin aii'
m, \ supper will be served and a do'
\ given in honor of the depart ~
Ulcers. 10
J. T. Sunderland of Hartford, h In,
occupied the Unitarian pulpit last W. W
and was welcomed by his former fol
nels. The church was decorated mo-
wcrs for the occasion by G. w. 70,
, some cut flowers being effect wa,
ranged with the green, while, sus- nea
nom the chandelier hung a large The
by
epublcan rally was held in the the
Il " ednesday evening according, to son
The heavy rainstorm was doubt hea
cause of the small audience. but nov
re representatives from the farms first
SIDE sections of the town. Some we
'eakers expected were not present and
resting political speeches were now
bou,
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