The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27
West BrattLebOr0

eral DAYS In Jacksonville.
Miss Florence Dickinson Il visliln
nj her home In williamsyille,
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. l.. Halliday spch
Thanksgiving In DummeFs'on.
Mrs. j. q. johnson has been III ihi
week as result Of vaccination.
". II. Houghion il having n larg
poultry house built at his farm o
+. ". Mcclure Of New York city
his home on Bonnyyale road for n IL,
weeks stay.
Mrs. Frank Martin went to Amherst
Mass, Yesterday for u weeks visi
with relatives,
Ray Betterley expects 20 return "a
morrow 10 his school work AT Noun
Hermon. Mass.
Miss Harriet Clark went 90 Man
chester. W.. Tuesday 10 visit her sister
Mrs, d. X. Simonds.
Edward Dodge and family spenl
Thanksgiving day with relatives II
West Dummerston,
Mrs. l.. ]. Stockwell and daughter
Ruth, go tomorrow 10 their home ~
Willimansett, Mass.
ID. T. Perry was in Connecticut last
week studying that states methods OF
building macadam roads.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Shorie and Miss Flor
ence Cone left Tuesday for New York
city for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Washer Of
Athol. Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
q. G. Washer ON Guilford street.
Mrs. Roscoe Fisher and grandiaugh'
ter, Miss Marion Fisher, returned Tues
day from visit in West Leydcn.
Mass.
Mrs. Edward Langille went Monday
20 Torrington, Conn. 10 spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. May
IIurwrey.
Mrs. Harry Wellman, who has been
spending several weeks at the Betterley
homestead, returned yesterday TO II. p.
Wellman s.
W. +. Stellmann and II. Il. Perry
took an automobile trip TO Jamaica
Tuesday in connection with n business
transaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Knight and Mrs.
Anna Evans spent Thanksgiving in
Putney at the home of their brother,
II. G.. Everleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. g. Squires and son
Hayden went to Worcester, Mass,
Wednesday to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. johnson.
Miss Susan Louise Clark of Fitch.
burg. Mass, normal school is at the
home of her parents, DIR. and Mrs. c.
s. Clark, for few days visit.
1t is expected the work will be com
pleted this week on the new road, in
district No. -, between the Charles
Harris farm and Carpenter Bros.
C. l.. Legs returned Monday from an
extended western trip which he took
in company with his mother, Mrs. Will
liam Legs, and other members of the
family and Dr. f. X. Lynch.
w. l.. Walker has taken the Job of
cutting and hauling about $4,000 feet
of lumber from the j. +. Harris farm
on Ames Hill, for l.. p. Copeland. b. F.
and II. ID. Blodgett are doing the
work.
The wintef term of the Dummerston
Hill school will begin Monday after a
two weeks recess on account of small |
pox., The pupils who were not absent |
or tardy during last term are: Vina |
Jillson, Harlan Jillson, Smaller Herrick.
Lillian Dodge and Raymond Dodge.
Mrs. Luther J. Stockwell who has
been victim of smallpox at the home |
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Bette.ly on Dummerston Hill, has fully |
recovered and no other member of the |
family has contracted the disease. DR..
P. P. White, health officer Of Williams
Vile, fumigated the house Wednesday
and lifted the quarantine.
Tuffield Raymond met with painful
accident Wednesday forenoon while
,hopping in the woods near his home
IN the North Pond road which is likely
% disable him for some time. He was
trimming the limbs from some trees
to loading them and the
TX handle caught in a manner which
'aused the blow to strike the outside
# his left foot, inflicting deep cash.
lie went to the home of w. $. Cove
md was carried from there to his own
lone and medical assistance summon
ID. 1t was necessary to take several
titches to close the wound and Mr..
raymond is weak from the excessive
oss of blood caused from the cut.
Albert LeFay. 81, died Friday noon
f bronchial pneumonia at his home on
he Williamsville road. He had been
i about three weeks and few hours
efore his death he suffered paralytic
hook Mr.. LeFay moved from Hall
ak to his late home year and half
90. His funeral was held Sunday af
ernoon at two clock in the Williams !
lille Methodist church. Rev. Mr.
Tewton ofiiciated and burial was in +
he Williamsville cemetery. The bear |
RS were A. s. Wiley Porter Thayer, O
lton Morse and Charles Turner. Mr.. i
eFay leaves wife. Mrs. Anna LeFay,
ne son. Charles LeFay, a step-son, \
delbert Moon and step-daughter, u
[rs Lena Bowles Of Troy, N. Y. .
Adm Hervey Jillson and Miss Geor-
la Mae Donelson were married We'd
esday evening, at s O'Clock, at the ;,
,me of the bride s sister,. Mrs. E. r. +
hurber. Only members of the imme 9
ate families were present to witness ;,
e ceremony which was performed by :"
ev. Allison M. Watts, pastor of the :,
aptist church. Master Lawrence Y
hurber, nephew of the bride, acted as N
,wer bearer The bride was gowned b
white. Mr.. and Mrs. Jilfson are OF
,th active members of the Baptist
urch where Mrs Jillson is organist. I'll
ley are to live on the Putney road, al
here Mr.. Jillson is employed by @.
Gorge H. Thomas. Mr.. Jillson is n,
n Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jillson of M
hill, and Mrs. Jillson is
lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Donel- y,
n. Asa Donelson of Bernardston was 81
town this week to attend the we'd in
ng Of his daughter. n
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