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

Erwin Parker n l. Dickinson Charlie
johnson and George johnson. Burial wa
in the Adams family lot at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. Those present from out o
town TO attend the funeral wer Mrs; l.
I. Darling, Mr., and Mn. III. H.. Dickin
son OF Meme, y. H., Bert Parker and
Erwin Parker OF sunderland, VII Mr.
anu ~ IL 'nu'es JVinso, VI ras.hainP
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u herbert huntley oil Brattieboro was
IN town sunday
Mrs. II. II. Spalding returned from
Brattleboro Friday.
Charles Starr Of Fitchburg. Mass, is a
guest this week at +. T.. Bloods.
Mrs. III. l.. Taft returned from a week ,.
stay in South Hadley Falls Monday.
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bo,n WaJna'da, - 49, "eu. ~ n.s''"
NJ. Eloronoo con,oa :, p.a,,,ah
was = s,as, =, I.on;o AZ 80 d ran5,,'
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Mrs, aboie Kendall Sanders OF Brattle'
Doro was guest OF Miss freeda Pember
over sunday
The Barracks played a return game OF
oasketDai with the West Brattleboro
team thursday evening.
Miss Cora Cook, the trained nurse who
has been caring foe Mrs. ). +. johnson,
returned to Brattleboro Monday morning.
There will be a picnic for the Juniors
| in the Baptist church Saturday evening.
This picnic was postponed from last Sat.
urday night.
The time of the Junior Christian En-.
deavor meeting OF the Congregational
church will be changed from 3 O'Clock TO
$3.50 Sunday afternoon.
A q Uo,ah,on 80 r;,oLh,. NJ.
Was tho anos, 81 h;S o;stars NJ.
Harris and Miss Lizzie s. Houehton from
SATURDAY until Tuesday.
pov n ShorLn.o :, po,,o En-.
.,;ii noon,, ~ ,'',I,;, " az MI az.
Cn;oo,sai ,ne Pup. .he 4hetnouis'
n. Sl .n uoi nine
u; ni 'he'o 9u ~ ohg vi .he Ieauihg min
, ,s.es III. III Tue Me,houis' CONFERENCE anu
ao'e ePeahei'
Game Warden NJ. +. Robbins was mott.
Ieu sunday that zoe had been iound
dead near .he Connecticut r,ver, Inc
ueau uoe vas iouhu py Mrs Ellison, VINO
went 10 the river TO see the ice which
was breaking up ana discovered the AMI
i''ai'
A union service will be held in the
Metho church next Sunday evening at
7.30 o'clock. Rev. l.. o. Sherburne, state
secretary of the Vermont Bible society,
will deliver an address on the work OF
the society and take collection Tor the
association.
Among those who attended the game
of basketball played in Brattleboro Tues
day evening were Henry j. Smith. Phillip
Howard, Fred Gee, +. L. Robertson, G.
l.. Coane, John Patterson, +. NJ Robert
son, Miss Ruth NJ. Robertson. Misses
johnson and Mrs. Edna Patterson.
Mao Rro,,, ana lana U,r,b,,rt u,;,
omen a home haIarv after Fab Of R,Iad
baans brow, hraad and dorabnnts n.;jl ha
snec;alt;es Orders can he s;ran early in
tbe val and dol;var, vii he o., Sotnr :.
dav The women viii also do Main sew.
ing. There will be social in the Meth
odist church next Friday evening from
until p. IN. under the auspices OF the
junior league.
Mrs. w. A. Cole entertained the Fort
nightly club Friday afternoon. In re-
sponse to rollcall the members gave valen-
tine quotations. Mrs. C. w. Adams read
one of Mary Wilkins's short stories. and
current events were given by Mrs. Wash.
burn on foreign affairs, Mrs. Foster on
inventions. Miss Booth on domestic sci
ence. Dainty refreshments were served
which were made in heart shane. The ia.
vors were valentines TO each puest
ri. ..,.u.:. -, -, III, l..
Inc valehtlne social Whlc1 was helu py
lhe JUNIOR SUcie.y oi tne Sohglegatiolai
cided success, socially and financially. A
white booth prettily decorated with pink
hearts for the sale of valentines was in
charge of Margaret Aver and Helen
Stacy A post Office was made by deco
rations of red and white suspended from
the ceiling and draped to form small
room. Here Postmaster Harold Stacey
served his patrons acceptably. Games of
various kinds were PLAYED which includ-
ed peanut hunt Refreshments of sand
witches, cake, heart -shaped cookies and
cocoa were served.
Wv. ;,
Wlndham county POMONA grange met
with Putney grange wednesday evening
but few were present OWING TO the snow
storm. a meeting was held IN the morn
ing and the hfth degree was conferred on
a few c a Dinner was served az
noon. Inc a1ternoon session, wnicn was
An address of welcome was given and was
responded to bv w. +. Walker. A recita-
ton bv Mrs. A. j. Aver, reading by Miss
Elizabeth Braley. The question, Re-
solved That the time has come for the |
farmer TO insist on greater rights in the |
affairs Of the town. State and nation. 1t |
was aroued Inv DR.. T.. RI. Bugbee. E. II. |
brown g. T.. Coane. Rev. II. E. Buffum.