The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10

~ shs choir as a whole and the solos
rendered,
Miss Ethel FISHER af Halifax has been
ressnt guest a Mrs Alice fraasY,
Prank Pills Of DumnsrstaA vislgei b..
sister. Mrs, {, !, sseek~sl, shs hFss es
the seek.
The PRIMARY elasses II the napsiss sah'
3.v ---h..sl ~sll le graduated u The junior
/ department next Sunday morning,
Prof. Willis II, Hosn.es 81 FAR hassns,
VI, i a guest ~ q, :, Ricksy this seek,
Mr., i0sneF wAs a former principal a.
Braitlrboro academy.
J. T.. sansent entertained The esfhFs
elab At has home last rsrains, The sal
card. bore Easter greetings 10 each saess
Pnses we're givea and refreshments
srFyui.
Rarfctt 4 Burt closed oat Saturday the
msa, business which they have eoidaese'i
during the last thrne years, Mr., harFeii
| has teen in poor health Tor several
months and unable 20 carry on his part
III the work. Mr. burr Is Undecided AZ
pFe~en, what be vii 10,
sugar makers have been Kept busy this
week and report a particularly sod yield,
/ From sunday until Tuesday afternoon
several lots yielded about ~ barrels %
a run. IL i regretted that four Of the
bes, orchards ia the. Dummsrston district
have not he-n tapped thi. year on account
u illness Of the owners.
Mr.. and Mr.. II. : Fisher celebrated
the .slth anniversary % their mAruasr
saturday The occasion was observed
~ about Is friends including members q
tie W0oimen and Red Men, who spent
the evening with them, Games and music
were enjoyed throughout the eFenlng AMI
refreshments served. Mr.. and Mr.. Fisher
we're the recipients 81 tahle-linen and
money.
The women 81 the Baptist society viii
..r,a an Easter SUPPER on the European
plan next THURSDAY. April a. AZ o
o'elock in the chapel. They vii also con.
duct a sale Of Easter articles, fancy and
useful articles. home made candy, food
and souvenir post cards Of West Brat
ilcboro. \ musical program has been ar
ranged and will b. rendered during the
evening.
r. r.. Mather has bought Of his father,
ID NJ. Maiher. his half interest IN the
Bonnyyale fruit farm and milk business
which they have conducted in partner
ship during the last ~ years. Mr.. Math,
er. sr.. reserved his dwelling house and
a small plot Of land The business here
tofore conducted under the trm name
Of D. VI. & T. T.. Mather will be ear
ned on by = Z. Mather.
The marriage engagement i. announced
Of Miss Edith Marion stowe % Theodore
VI. Hamilton. a mechanical and mining
engineer Of II Paso. Texas. Miss stowe
i the daughter Of \. W. stowe and
since last November has been employed
4 - - glaTsI
AZ Culebra. on the isthmus Of Panama.
Miss stowe sails today for New York
and il expected 10 reach here soon after
the Goth.
The annual meeting Of Western Engine
company No. | was held Tuesday evening
in engine hall. Officers elected for the
coming year were: Foreman, 2. \.
knight: first assistant. Elijah Prouty;
second assistant, Purle y. Stockwell; clerk,
George Atkinson; treasurer. F. c. LeRay;
engineers. W. r. Cain, c. :. Sargent,
Louis Prefontaine and George c. Harris;
steward, Elijah Prouty; aNmen, b. ;.
Miller and o., VI. Ellis. Four new mem
bers We're taken into the company. Re
ports were read from the officers and 9TH
err business transacted.
Mrs. J. Avery Harris -. died Tuesday
Of pneumonia at her home in East Char
lotte. VT. Mrs Harris was born in this
town Her maiden name was Hannah
Dudley. She was daughter OF Capt. and
Mrs Abiiah Dudley. Her early life was
spent in this town and during the last -
years her home had been in East Char.
lotte. Her funeral was held at her
home this morning and burial was in East
Charlotte. Mrs. Harris was an active
member Of the Methodist church in her
own town. Besides her husband she
leaves six children-Rev. Edward Harris,
William Harris and Charles Harris, Mrs.
Ella Clark. Mrs. Mary Thomas and Mis-
Clara Harris. also one sister, Mrs. Luman
F. Clark OF this village.
The women's association OF the Congre-
gational church held a home missionary
thank offering meeting at the parsonage
Yesterday afternoon. The program con-
sisted OF a responsive exercise prepared by
Mrs. Caswel Broad, and messages were
read from the Brewer normal school OF
Greenwood $. c.. from Rev. and Mrs. l..
T.. Cam6eld Of Ward academy, Academy,
S. D., Miss Stevens Of Dorchester academy,
Mcintosh, Ga, Miss Mary Drew, Al.
buduerque, New Mexico, Rev. J. Fl. Head