The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Catherine wilkins, Mrs, Ma,
| Leach and Mrs. 1.ll1ie Davenport attend
81 the Rehekah assembly IN Concord thu
Nock.
Miss Sadie badge returned from tbs
west aud burlington, VI, last week, llei
mother, Mrs, Clark, comes home this
Ne~k,
Forrest Wilder has returned 10 his hoins
IN kryenr, Mass, after spending several
wrecks with hls grandmother, Mir, ;. NJ
Wilder.
t.ease nelphy, Who has harn working
IA Wilton iar several weeks, has returned
TO Tracy, Conn, where he was formerly
employed
Mrs. Mary fole who died in keene last
week, was the mother II Michael Toie
who was for many years resident Of
this town.
The baby IL Il. {. King, ~. for many
YEAR a we'll known losion and Maine
conductor. was brought here for burial
Wednesday
The Eagle mon foundry which Is now
an d FIVE DAYS Per week schedule Is to be-
closed Mondays instead Of Saturdays a
heretofore.
Rev. Mine, $. llariwcll has accepted
the call 20 the pasioratc 81 the Congrc.
saiional church and Is 10 begin his duties
next Sunday.
The Young Meas association i 10 hold
waltz party IN the forresiers' hall thi.
evening Music viii be- furnished by Lett
singer and Dugan,
Owing TO the lack 81 patronage. the
milk car now passing through this town
every morning attached 10 the II o'clock
train viii H. taken OF in the near future.
In celebration OF their 2ah wedding an.
niversary, Mr. aud Mrs q. G. Robertson
have invited several relatives aud friends
10 attend dinner al o'clock tomorrow AZ.
,ernoon.
Miss Della Belleyille, who Is attending
an al school in New York, has returned
owing 10 the serious illness OF her mother
aud viii remain until after the Christmas
holidays.
Cant. G. T.. Hall. who has been visiting
his sister, Mr.. VI. :. Leach. has returned
10 his home in Shelbune Falls. Mr., Hall
has recently been elected librarian in
>helhurne Falls.
Miss Florence V. Goddard OF Keene has
been substituting in the postoiiice dur |
ng the absence of Postmaster \. VI. Bar. |
lows. who has been spending several days |
N conway, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herford celebrat'
Il the fifteenth anniversary Of their mar
'iage last Saturday evening by giving /
larty 10 a few friends. at which refresh
nents were served.
Elwin Davis has moved from the Mar
len house on Mortified street into a ten.
ment in the jackson block. William
,ergeron is soon 10 move into the house
.acated by Mr.. Davis.
Considerable excitement was caused last
saturday by fairly authentic report that
large bear had been seen on the Ridge.
large number OF hunters have since
united in vain for the animal.
Rev. G. X. Locke and Ezra b. Pike
ill be candidates for representatives on
ion. w. +. Fay will be candidate for
ioderator on the same ticket.
j. T. Mann was in Nottingham last
reek, where he painted some scenery for
he Green Mountain club Of that place
tho intend TO present a Count of No
Iccount soon with the assistance Of Mr..
lam.
Road Agent Barrett is employing large
ing of laborers grading the hill near the
dams place on the Brattleboro road.
he grade viii be considerably lessened
nd a substantial gravel roadbed con
ructed.
The infant son. Glen Iorin, OF Mr.. and
Irs Genroy Scott of Winchester, died
Iednesday after a short illness with
,inal meningitis. Funeral services will
2 held at ] o'clock Saturday afternoon
I'd burial will be in Pine Grove GENE
ry in this town. l
A party of the young people from this
wn went to Winchester Wednesday eve.
ng to attend a surprise party given TO
ISIS Katherine Ball of that place. Sew Y
al of her young Winchester friends were a
esent also and very enjoyable evening
as spent with games and other amuse-
ents.
At the social held by the sophomore
ass of the high school in the vestry Of
e Congregational church last evening
satisfactory sum was realized. Various
rms of entertainment were enjoyed AT. V
r the supper. The proceeds will be
ded to the fund being collected to re- II
ir the gymnasium. II
The body of Charles King of Fitchburg
Is brought here last Wednesday for i,
rial in the cemetery at North Hinsdale. h
r. King was run down by an automobile
out two weeks ago in Watham, Mass.
ter first showing signs of recovery, he =
ldually failed until the end came. He :"
survived in this town by two nephews,
iliam and James King, and a niece, V
rs. Louis Davenport. a
A fair-sized audience attended the pre- -
ltation of The Devil at the opera house
t Wednesday evening. 1t is doubtful Il
the people of Hinsdale have ever had L
opportunity of witnessing a more in al
'esting drama or better acting in our
era house. Manager Cantlin is to be "
lgratulated on securing this play and B
is safe to say that if the performance fc
5 to be given again every seat in the W
use would be occupied.
At the meeting of the Pilgrim Fathers 81
t week the following officers were JC
cted: F. w. Tilden, governor; =, }. "
mple, lieutenant governor; Mrs Il. j. st
mple, secretary; G. A. Holland. treas 81
II; Mrs. W. E. Fay, sergeant at-ams;
s. l.. w. Goss, chaplain E. G. Robert
ide guard; DR.. w. f. Fay, representa-
: to the supreme colony at
another series of illustrated lectures by q,
,f Baumgardt will be given in the town S g,
| tonight. tomorrow night and next Cd
nday night. Prof. Baumgardt, now
te well known here through his sew be
visits, is not only an excellent speaker ar
his views are very interesting and in
lctive and of great value to the school Fl
dren. Through the kindness of John stl
Hooker, native of this town but now las
esident Of Los Angeles. these lectures ais
be free. The lecture for Friday even tn,
will be Rome, The Eternal City; Sat las
ay evening. Pompeii The Dead City, dis
Monday evening, An Evening with
Stars.
| spite of an extraordinary dry season |
farmers have had very satisfactory No
,mer The year has been too dry for y
ing hay. but the hot weather was lust ~.