The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-29
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NJ. l.. Piait is spending the week in
Wiiliamsyilie.
Mabel Allen went 10 Boston last week
10 remain tau weeks,
q, ". Parsons Is quite III and d. o.
geoi ls caring for him,
Mrs. Abhle Underwood entertained the
l.. w, elab last geek Thursday evening
Charles Perry of Braitieboro was the
guest 81 james Underwood over Sunday,
PeIlie Aihee and Darwin Howard be
gan work for tho railroad company Mon
day.
Hugh Mack returned 10 Bellows Falls
Monday aud viii work for Mr.. Burnett
IN the new drug store
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Lester Of War,
Mass, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. u, Newton this week.
Alice Randall 81 somcnille. Mass,
who has hecn visiting her father, II. NJ.
ilescock. returned home Monday.
Grace Hills, who has been visiting at
=. l., llamlin's, returned 10 her home
in North coVington, \. y, Monday.
Another practice game Of baseball came
of at Townshend last Saturday after
noon. Newfane winning by a scor OF .
To |,
The G. T.. meetings will be held Tues
day evenings as formerly and the regular
sunday evening service will be held up
stairs,
Ethel Hall went 20 the Brattleboro Me
mortal hospital Saturday Tor treatment
She will probably rmain there about a
month.
The Interstate Lumber company com.
mcneed running its mill Monday ON full
time. Ii j. understood that all It's legal
difficulties have been settled.
The grange are planning 20 hold a
grange lair IN the fall which will include
an agricultural aud fancy article display.
II viii probably last two evenings.
Mrs. Kenyon has resigned as teacher
of our village school and ilortcnse Switzer
Of Bmiileboro has taken her place for
the past hive weeks There was no school
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Higgins. who has spent
the past winter and spring with her
son. Charles, IN llaycrhill, Mass. return
al home Tuesday. She has been quite
i'll during her absence and has not fully
recovered.
The mixed train met with another &C
cident Monday, the lumber car being bad
" smashed mp. The train did not get
back 10 Newianc until O'Clock Tuesday
morning. One Of the engines went back
about II in charge of l.. NJ. Carpenter,
Lillian Redfeld entertained party
Of her young friends last week at the
home OF her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
IL. A. Carpenter, the occasion being her
18th birthday. Refreshments OF cake and
cocoa were served and pleasant time
enjoyed by the young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Putnam OF West
Wardsboro called on H. \; Carpenter on
their way to Brattleboro Thursday. Mrs.
Putnam, who was Birdie Black has
started for Fordland. Missouri, TO visit
her relatives there this summer. Mr..
Putnam will accompany her a. lar as
Greenfield, returning Sunday.
Birchard post and the Relief corps
went to Townshend Sunday to attend the
services at the church OF Rev. Daniel Me
Intyre. Eighteen members OF the post
were present and seven of the Relief
corps. Rev. Mclntyre's subject was |
am Citizen OF No Mean City, and he
gave very interesting talk.
David Harum win be impersonated by
Edward IL. Frye of Boston under the
auspices of the Christian Endeayor So
ciety, at Union hall next Tuesday even
ing. MIR. Frye will also impersonate other
characters in costume. This entertain
ment was given IN Townshend last year
and comes highly recommended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fream have moved
from Montevideo, Mimi, TO Appleton, 20
miles distant Mrs. Fream was formerly
Miss Achsa Root of this place. She ex-
poets to come east in August to meet her
daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Batchelder, who
is now in the island Of Hayti Both will
visit Newfane this summer.
The case of Lincoln VS.. the Central
Vermont railroad which is being tired
his week is attracting much attention.
large number of witnesses have been
on both sides and many of
he railroad employees are present IN be-
iaf of the defense. The jurors not on
he panel of the Lincoln case were dis
charged Wednesday. Considerable dis
was expressed in regard to
heir pay for attendance At the instiga-
ion of the state auditor six days was
deducted from the pay OF the first jurors
lrawn. The matter may be carried to
he court OF claims.
The program for Memorial day as far
IS decided on will include the usual &.
\. X. services, two or three selections by
he male quartet, reading Memorial Day
lrill by the children, music by the band,
n address by Hon. j. i. Martin OF Brat
leboro and the usual special services at
he cemetery 1t is understood that the |
Iewfane lodge, l. Q. o. f., will act as
scort for Brchard post and will occupy
he right of the line. Dinner will be serv-
d about 1890 or o'clock. All are re- I
Iuested to contribute food, principally :
,eans, bread and doughnuts. Those I
ringing flowers should have them at the
all by $50 The relief corps will have i
barge of the food and flowers. I