The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-03

Fred watson.
Mrs. Inez Moore is home from Ashuelo
to remain indefinitely.
a. a result of the rain aud ,haw sleigh
have been exchanged for wagons on ON
streets,
A new bridge is being built on the West
River railroad in the locality of Willard
steam mill,
Clara Stone is home from her work in
Bmttleboro, the overall shop being closed
indefinitely.
II anyone has the Scribner's Magazine
for the year 1901 will he loan them to
the library for day
MIR. and Mrs. Alonzo Stone spent Christ
mas with relatives in Guiford, afterwards
visiting in Halifax.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society held its
regular meeting and supper at the church
parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mis-, Albert Franklin passed
the 10th anniversary of their wedding day
quietly at their home Sunday.
The bi.monthly covenant and business
meeting of the Baptist church will he
held SATURDAY at 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Corlong lost one of his valuable
black horses Wednesday The horse was
one of span and valued at $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Franklin OF Brat
tleboro are visiting this week at his pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Franklin's.
Mrs. Russell Aldrich, who has been in
feeble health for some time, Is holding
her own in fair measure this winter sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and son have
joined the members OF the family already
here in the Fullerton house On South
street.
After long delay the much needed plumb
ing in the chemistry department oi Lee
land and Gray seminary has been COM
pleted.
On account of the occupancy of the
town hall by other parties the grange oys-
ter supper which was to be tonight is
postponed.
Esther Dale. who has been ill with tonsi |
Tits. was so far recovered as to be able |
to spend Christmas out in the country
with friends.
p. II. Rutter fell Tuesday evening on |
MS way home from the store and broke |
,ne leg. He was found and taken home |
)y people passing.
The marriage OF Earl Martin and Stella
fray which took place last week is an
tenn of interest, the parties being mem
)ers of our community.
Nellie Dale came from her visit to Miss
'lossie Ober in Brattleboro Saturday
light. Miss ODER begins her work in Brat
leboro high school Jan. 6.
Miss Alice Randall is home for visit.
The time of her return is determined by
he condition of her brother, Herbert,
Who is ill in the hospital in Springfield.
Mrs. A. f. Park went Wednesday for
visit of two weeks with her sister in
'almer. Miss Eta Marsh will be with
hrs. Gregg during Mrs. Parks absence
The auction at Mrs. Lettie buttons on
tuesday passed off successfully, the stock,
arming tools, sugaring appliances and
ut-ofdoors articles generally being dis
osed Of
Rev. Mr.. Tibbals read from the pulpit
unday morning on behalf of Rev. Mr..
illshee an acknowledgment of the gift OF
loney received on Christmas from his !
arishioners. ,
Ill health has compelled Wilbur Sny-
en- who has had a position as assistant
nipping clerk with Durham Brothers OF
to give up his work and he
home at present.
Maud A. Howe and her brother of
Vest Townshend visited last week at Ed .
in Fessenden's. His brothers wife, Mrs. !
mily Fessenden, is spending a few days :
18th him and his sister. !
Rev. Mr.. Gushee, Deacon G. @. Steb n
ms and A. A. Mason were delegates to II
,sist in the ordination of Rev. Mr.. Watts t
West Brattleboro Thursday. Mrs. Ma e
IN accompanied her husband.
There gathered at the hospitable home d
Deacon c. Q. Stebbins on the evening /
Jan. happy party consisting of the e
miles of A. A. Mason, Rev. Mr.. Gushee, {
l.. Hastings and Mrs. S. J. Wilson. \
DR.. Osgood called for the singing of :
lest Be the Tie That Binds as a clos y
G. The day which began with wishes =
a Happy New Year ended with the !
cling that its first day had indeed been !,
happy one. !,
Mrs. S. Cobb and brother, Charles of o.
were guests at r. w. Sny- d
RS over Sunday Another visitor at {,
e same home was a brother of Mrs. Sny- Ii
RS, William Mccoy of Fitchburg, who 81
ent New Years here. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Cobb accompanied fl
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Cobb of Wards ii
TO went to Greenfield last week Thurs. pr
y to celebrate the silver wedding of 81
/. and Mrs. I. W; johnson. Mrs. W
hnson is a sister OF Mr. Cobb. sc
Word has been received of the death of
rs. Emily Bruce of Wardsboro. Mrs. ga
uce is a cousin of Mrs. A. b. Taft and IN
S many friends among the older resi- en-
Mt of this town. She was the daugh Ga
of the late Fri Franklin. eli
Rev. Ralph Tibbals of South London
oh .fnI,1 in ha
ptist church Sunday morning and even
in exchange with Rev. w. w. Gushee.
e text of the morning discourse was
m Philippians Ala, Il press toward the Tn
rk for the prize of the high calling OF
God in Christ Jesus" ,I
he nominating committee reported the NJ
lowing names for officers of the Bap-
Sunday school the coming year: Su- a,
4. L. Hastings; assistant ~
,erintendent I. E. Chase; secretary, NJ
sse Dutton treasurer, Ethel Sparks; 10
carians. Grace Chase and Florence 10
rsh; organist, Mrs. r. ID. Phillips A.
he seminary opened Tuesday for the All
lainder of the winter term with most Nj
The students in their accustomed places. Nj
n teachers and students report pleas
Christmas vacation and all are ready Nc
h willing minds refreshed by the holi- Z.
Test to do good work in the coming
ks. an
he deepest expressions of sympathy are lie
I'd on every hand for the parents, Wo
ndparents and all relatives, Of little Be
renee Stratton, daughter of Mr.. and er,
5. Henry Stratton of West Townshend, \
om the Reaper took home Tuesday af- ror
noon. "Shall I have naught that is y.
;" said He. "Have naught but the l
rrded grain? And He took the bearded l4y