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

slay evening aud eloeiod the following d
nasTst President, liay.lea sluiTss, sier
president, Miss Mssde MlilsFi sesTsiaTy
Miss Mabel Milii TREASURER Mlss uian
i.raneL,
Mr.. Mary A. nlsrlow roo-lyoj a me'
cage "Wednesday afternoon announcing ia
death II her coasin, Mrs. J, II, Root, Il
Moniasne, Mass. Mrs. Root had many &C
qnainianors here, having bv-n lTeluen
visitor a, Mrs, niselows,
The junior class IL bays IL the liapiis
church, under the diFeeilon ~ llosafs
Johnson. mrl IN Academy hall Mednes
lay evening ior a practice game Of basket
hall. They have organized a team AMI
expect ia play oncc a week,
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson has closed hel
house for the winter, She lett Inessia.
for short visit with Rev, and Mrs, l.
NJ. keneslon in llaldwinyille before golng
20 Boston whcre she viii stay with hei
daughter. Mn. J. q. Knapp.
Mrs. Alma Gooienough, Mn. G, j.
SiOekwrll aud oiheN wcfe iaNofed with a
call from Mr.. Mary iiadley a few days
ago, Mrs, lladley Was " years old Oct
rs and while ON her calling trip she
nearly half a mile,
Mrs, Mary 4. nigclow and granddangh.
ter, Nli,s Helen Rlgelow,. left this forenoon
for Montague, Mass, where they viii at
tend the funeral III Mrs. lligrlow's consin,
Mr.. \. H. Root. They will leave there
this evening for New York and will sail
Monday for their winter home al Iarpon
Springs. Fla.
Mrs. =. ID. T.. Stowe entertained par
IA III Young Women "Wednesday evening az
her home. IN honor of Miss Anna living
ton of Charlotte. who Is her guest. Miss
liyingion j. an enthusiastic Sunday school
worker throughout the state aud came
hrn from Bellows Falls, where she attend
od the state convention last week,
The freshman and sophomore classes Of
Batilebofo academy will hold llallow,
cen party this evening in Academy hall.
Piano solos will be rendered by Miss lrnc
Alather and Miss Mabel Weld. Among
the attractions will be chamber Of hor'
rors and the sale OF mystery cake.
Everybody is cordially invited 10 attend.
The Sunday school Of the Congcga'
tionnl church will observe next Sunday a
Missionary and Rally Sunday during the
regular Sunday school hour Immediately
following the regular service. The chill
dren have been practicing special music
and Rotations for this occasion for some
time past and will present an attractive
exercise entitled The Call Of the Little
Islands. by Rev. DIR. George L. Martin.
Miss Irene Snyder was given a pleasant
surprise "Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ;. ID. llolbrook, Green
leaf street, where she has been spending
several months. The teacher and pupils
OF the ninth grade OF the academy called
to pay her a farewell visit before her de.
Nattt.,sluts for h.p hnR4s "a ADFlufrs
field. Mass. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games and music and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served.
Puzzle Convey entertained his teacher and
the members of his class Friday evening
at his home. \ pleasing feature of the
evenings entertainment was the presenta'
ton 10 the young host of box in which
was a gift from each member Of the class,
labeled with the name of the giver and a
rhyme which he was requested TO read
loud. \ program was rendered consist
ng of piano solos and reading by Miss
Elizabeth Atkinson entitled When Teach |
,r Gets Cross.
The body of David II. Plummer who |
lied in Springfield. Mass, last week |
Wednesday. was brought here Saturday |
or burial in the West Brattleboro GENE !
cry. Rev. \. NJ. Watts pastor of the |
Baptist church, had charge of the commit
al service. J. S. Wood, d. W. Harris.
!. S. Morse and A. VI. Akeley acted as
hearers. There was a profusion OF flow
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i ie ,,;nnos fro,n associatos Of the family.
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Leland, the youngest son OF Mr. ana
hrs. q. &. Covey;; met with peculiar ana
'aninl accident frlday evening ABOUT IN
'clock when resulted IN tne eotus OF M
EFT knee beihg twisted ana STRAINED. ne re
injury has Kept MN IN peg ever sl,te. re
vent to nearby mouse Win ms iatneI 70
ather leaves WIN the team am 20, i, nJ
he cart to tread the leaves gown anu
'hen they started for home Mr.. .Sovey
'ent along beside ms horses ana did not
AXE any notice OF the boy VINO III the
leantime started TO run along the pody
the wagon and Jump ont. IN dong so
e stepped through mole IN the moor Oh
ny beI5 there tbe miner mart of his body
aSna;ng ont Tho roar of tbe cart until they
,ached home Resides the Injuries to his
20 The how sustained a severe nervous
,ocl He Is doing as well as can be ex-
acted
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