The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-10

vital Statistics for the Year 1907.

Vital Statistics for the Year 1907.
Deaths William Dale, 81; Gilbert {
billiard, as; Edwin Moody, -; Thoma
j. Field. ~; John II. Robbins, 81, h
ward kemplin. ~; Alma l. Deolittle, ~
Edna q. Parker. , months; Elyira Riel
ards. ~; Flora II. ANeester, 81; Mood.
Adelne Moody, 81; Elizabeth Newton
IL; Ellen Crclan, 70: Eliza Belcher, Z.
Caroline y. q. Parker. 20; Melinda Ly
man, -; Michael j. Finn, 81; Lucy l.
Woodland. 10; Rebecca Ann Reed, ~; Pau
Dimional, ~; Charles y. Page, "; Wal
ter l.. Mason, 81; William Reed, ~; Heller
u. Ham, II months; Mary y. Rims. o.
Charles III. Green, VI; Williams Diekin
son, "a; Alfred l.. Moore, ~; Martha
Wright, 80; Thomas o, Kelley, q months
Frances A. James, ~; Clark slebbins
/ 20; Susanna Field, 81; Lillian Wrisley,
months; Francis II. Wright, 90; Amos
Sarah X. Ease. 20; Mary l.. Taft, az
Is; Mary A. Becher. 81 Number Of deaths,
rs: marriages. .; births, 81. Compared
with last year the deaths are II more,
narriagcs less. and births less,
Miss Mary Leach is visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Eliza Ranks has returned after a
isit in BmttleborO.
The Sons Of Veterans are planning TO
i've a dance in their hall Jan. IL.
William Holton Of Athol was recent
isitor Of his brother, Arnold liolton.
Haskell Holton is making preparations
b visit California later in the season.
William Il. Moody preached in Memorial
hapel last Sunday morning aud evening.
Ebert Chamberlain OF Orange spent
New Years day visiting relatives in town.
There are q few cases of grip in town
but all the patients are reported mprov'
ing.
Mr.. Dresser. who is living with his son,
William, this winter, is IN very poor
health.
Mrs. Myrtle Proctor and daughter have
returned from visit in Springfield and
|other places.
Miss Minnie Warden has returned from
Orange and is at present guest OF Mrs.
On. 4. Alexander.
Miss Marietta Waite, a former seminary
Student, is now in Syracuse university,
taking voice culture.
Edmund w. Gillett of South Shafts
bury, VI, has been visiting his mother,
rs. George Stevens.
Miss Lucy Webster has closed her
use for few months during which time
will visit relatives.
Chauncey Reed has returned from Hins
Me. n. H., where he has been visiting |
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Minis.
Miss NJ. L. Thurston was called to Win.
ester, n. H., to attend the funeral OF
s xrlfa nf
Is town.
The week of prayer has been observed
the North church this week and meet
Rs beginning Tuesday were held every
ening except Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher have re-
Irned from their wedding trip and he has
esumed his work as delivery agent for the
Adams Express company.
lion to the new students Monday evening.
party of seminary students were also
he guests of the evening
The young woman's seminary began
Wednesday, the students returning Tues
by. The teachers and matrons came
hrlier to plan for the terms work
The public schools opened with full at.
enhance last Monday morning and will
ontinue into March to make up the lost ,
ime on account of the scarlet fever vaca- !,
ion. !
Mrs. Beach and daughter have gone to
Jew York city. Her son, Fred Beach, {
sho has been graduated from Mt. Her G
non, has gone to Washington, where he |
as position near Seattle. t
Notice is made of the death of +. l.. '
'ickard, formerly mayor of Newton. t
lass His son will be remembered as OF '
he firm of Pickard & Walker who were a
4 business here several years ago. /
The youngest child of Wallace Holton Z
,as taken recently to the Childrens hos !
ital, Boston, for treatment and Mr.. Hol-
On has returned home with her with very :
reports of her recovery. I
Mt Hermon is once more in session .
18th All students, there being a small :
lumber of new students, AZ. The regu- y
IT class work began Tuesday with ex- 4
for several days previous. I
The Sons of Veterans have improved a
leir hall by putting in new windows. The
,ciety is said to be in very fourishing
,ndition financially and has its building
early paid for, which is very creditable
, the management Il
The Independent Order of Red Men
ad their installation last Monday even n
g when the visiting official, Mr.. Powers (
: Turner's Falls, installed the officers
ect. A collation. was served after the b.
lsiness of the evening was concludedJ q
A chatting dish supper was the expected
ltertainment in the Unitarian church vi
lrlors last evening. The men were to be OF
e hosts of the evening and they not G
lily presided over the supper arrange
ents but gave the literary program as a.
ell. N
The Fortnightly club will be held in tie
ckinson Memorial hall next Monday af-
rnoon when Rev. D. M. Wilson will give !,
lecture ON The Preparatory History OF I; u'
alv. The public are cordially invited to H.
tend this lecture by the courtesy of the ~
ID. "
Mrs. Kate Dale of Meadow street is par T.,
lily paralyzed, one side being affected so % =,
e is unable to move. Her Oldest daugh- q,
r, Lizzie, who has been with the Misses VI VI
good for 81 years without a change, has ", W.
ne home to help her sister, Minnie, care ~
: their afflicted mother. 81
The Order of Eastern Star will install =,
e officerselect this evening with Mrs. n;
M. Wood, past matron, as installing II, y,
icer, assisted by Mrs. G. II. Webster. ~ ~
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Million DO1Iars in Assets ro