The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-11-12

Mrs. Wilbur who stepped on nail re
Gently, is able to be about.
The first snow furry of the season oc
CURED last Friday, Nov. 5.
Miss Ethel Dresser and friend of Orange
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Head is in New York visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. McCastline.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Moody on Monday, Nov. 8.
Miss Nellie Starr of Uncasville, Conn,
is with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cotton.
DR.. Elliott Brown preached at the Uni
tartan church in Bernardston recently.
The boys brigade meets tonight. Ev-
cry member is requested to be present.
Miss Mary Dale has gone to Weston
Mass, to assist Mrs. Ruth Field Blake.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hart has returned from
visit to her daughter, Grace, in Nashua
N. H.
Miss Nellie Starr of Uncasville, Conn,
is with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cotton, for
a visit.
Mrs. l.. R. Smith is in Boston visiting
her son and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Smith.
Miss Varley entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Schell at dinner at the Mortified
Friday night
Miss Florine Lyman of Springfield was
home with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Lyman
over Sunday.
Rev. J. East Harrison of Mt Hermon
will preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday.
The auxiliary and Sons of Veterans are
contemplating giving a play and will begin
work on it soon.
Mrs. David Ball and Miss Gertrude
have driven to Gardner where they are
spending the week.
Miss Ruth Crane is at the home of her
mother, Mrs Charles Stebbins, confined
by sprained knee.
Edward Leahy, who has been the cleo
trician at the seminary, has resigned and
gone back to Boston.
Mrs. McGrath has bought lot at the
corner of Birnam road and Moody lane
and will build house.
Next Monday at Stone hall at 73O Leon
H. Vincent will give lecture On Frank
lin as Man of Letters.
DR.. N p. Wood attended the bimonthly
meeting of the Franklin County Medical
association Tuesday last.
The Misses Stevens of Warwick have
been recent guests of Mrs. David Ball
and her daughter, Gertrude
The members of the 0. E. S. are prepar-
ing to give play early in December en-
titled Mrs. Primm's kindergarten.
Miss Ruth Roberts entertained few of
her friends in a very delightful manner
on her 18th birthday last Saturday.
DR.. r. H. Philbrick and f. G. Traver
attended the visitation of the Masonic |
lodge at Greenfield last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby and child have
,oo,aJ FROM, P,,Stio RidUa into tapa-
ment in Mrs Charles Stebbins's house.
Ambert Cummings and his sister,
Bernice entertained their schoolmates at |
a husking bee and box social recently.
Mrs. C. Y. Candee and son of New Ha-
ven are planning to give the students at /
the Mortified the usual Thanksgiving din
ner.
Miss Jennie Crelan is back in the cen
trail telephone office. The assistant will
remain while Martin james is away on
vacation.
Francis Schell has recently given the
junior and senior classes of the Bible
training school an automobile ride, being
gone for the day.
The Unitarian fair has been postponed
until after Christmas the president Is
indisposed and other things make its post
ponement necessary.
L ne pT1Zes OI1eItu IDuNdlu az IoI
excellence in Sunday school work filled
the junior classes in the Unitarian Sun
day school last week.
Mrs. Mahlon Weeks has moved with her
children to Acton and is in the milk busi-
ness. Mr. Weeks is running livery sta
bic in Northampton.
Mrs. ID. NJ Wilson has been in Boston
the past week with her daughter, Mar
lorie, who has a throat trouble and may !
have to undergo an operation.
viii H. Moore viii sell his goods at
auction tomorrow and go with his family
to Oyster Bay, L. l., where he has been I
IN business for the past two years.
Frank Field of Clinton is at his sisters,
Nlrs. Frank Stockbridge's, for a brief
visit He is agent for the Masonic Accl- {
dent Insurance company of Springfield. '
Rev. n Fay Smith viii be in Millers
Falls Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
and assist in conducting evangelistic ser
vices which win be in progress from the