The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-30
Mortified, Mass.

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OF the grip this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Newton has been entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lille.
Mrs, George Alderman is seriously i'll
A trained nurse is in attendance
The Orient club met with Mrs. F. B
Higgins last Tuesday afternoon.
H. H. Chamberlain is adding piazza
to his house on South Main street.
Mrs. Fred Pelham is entertaining her
brothers, Hugh and Robert Murray
Miss Cora Moore has been spending a
few days with Mr., and Mrs. M. L. Moore.
Another horse auction April 30 is an
nounced at F. l.. Proctor's livery stable.
Mrs. David Anderson from Warwick has
been a guest of Mrs. Joseph Williams re-
Gently.
Torrance Coughlin has returned from a
hospital and is recovering from very
serious operation.
Several townspeople went to Aliller's
Falls last Tuesday evening to attend the
Spy of Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs f. j. Stockbridge are in
Springfield, as guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Serena Blodgett.
U. p. Braman has begun to move his
belongings to Leyden, but the family does
HoI 20 until ldtei ua'S'
Frank V. Doolttle is building a small
barn which is connected with his other
buildings on Maple street.
The carpet cleaner is working on Main
street. having completed several weeks
work at Hotel Mortified.
The communion service will be OBJ
served in the North church next Sunday
morning after the regular service.
No1l,o o1arl- Of Robbins X
Evans's store is taking short vacation
and visiting friends in Sunderland.
Mrs. Louisa Chamberlain of Rochester,
VT, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Whitcomb, and son, HI. Fl. Cham
berlain.
The Mortified orchestra went with the
senior class to Warwick last week to play
during the presentation of the farce and
comedy.
The young peoples society of the
North church held it's monthly business
meeting in the parish house last Monday |
evening.
Last Sunday evening an address was
given in the North church by Mrs. EN-
ma Fl. Rowland, state organizer for the
w. G. T. U.
The Franklin County association will
meet with the Woman's Relief corps OF
this town Wednesday, May 5, beginning
at 1870 a. m.
Clinton Ware, who has done large
fancy retail butter business, has changed
to the creamery, much to the regret OF
his many customers.
Rev. George F. Pentecost was called this
week to attend wedding and was ex-
Dected to return today accompanied by
Mrs. Pentecost and servants.
It is reported that d. W. French has
sold his farm and milk route and that
Mr. Carpenter, the present manager, is to ,
move his family to this town.
The name of DR.. Grenfell, the famous \
Missionary in Labrador, has been added
o the list of speakers who are to be
ere during the summer months
Telephone subscribers recently added to
he list are Russell E. Long, with tele- n
hone call 2l-2 Rev. George F. Pente-
ost, so and Lincoln Hammond l5-7. n
Word has been received of the safe ar
val of Mrs. Minnie Paquette and chill
rem in Garden City, Cal, which is To-
David Ball is said to be gradually fail
g and his mind and strength are much a
eakened Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson Of Gard
er are here to assist in the care of him. -,
A travelling company gave entertain
lents last Friday, Saturday and Monday
vening in the town hall, also band "
oncert each day previous to the enter .
linment.
A large balloon eastward bound passed IL
yer the town last Thursday. 1t was e
liling quite close to the earth as the
,pes could be plainly seen and the voices st
the occupants heard. 2.
Mrs. A. w. Proctor and Mrs. Fred
,ish made short visit with their sister, E
IRIS. Hammond in Gill last week. Mr.. IL
nd Mrs. Hammond are receiving con- d;
,atulations on the birth of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Weeks have sold R
leir farm to H. P. Carr of Vernon who m
pes not take possession until a year fiji
ter. The family are to remain here for er
le present until Mr.. Weeks finds de-
rable place for location. C,
The last mothers meeting of the season m
as held in the parsonage last Wednesday Ell
ternoon. Miss E. S. Hall had charge, the ly
inject being A Mothers Teaching and in
reaching;-the Difference. There was a
rye attendance including several from oh
t. Hermon to
An animal killed in the west part of ed
lie town Sunday is said to have been a M
ear. 1t was thought to be young bear Ca
I'd it was found near logging camp. be
ow the question is how many relatives mi
that same bear are roaming the woods FL
,reabouts. tel
The funeraY of Mrs. Doadema R. Snow, We
ife of Robert M. Snow, who died last ell
lnday in her home in Greenfield, was lin
id Tuesday in the First Baptist church. RI
ne burial was here in the village GENE
ry on the family lot. Mr.. and Mrs.
low were former residents of this town. ,
The death of Miss Fanny Moody, 81, a
tive of this town and for many years
acher in the Greenfield schools, took en-
ace last week in Greenfield. She was Y
e daughter of Simeon P. and Fanny far
olton Moody and leaves one brother, c. il
ason Moody of Crescent street, Green feel
Id. 7
The annual parish meeting of the Uni pre
rian church was held last Monday even no,
2 Reports were given showing a good 6
ancial basis and the old officers were a.
elected with the exception of Mrs. New u ,nn
n Keet, who was appointed to take the nv =
ace on the parish committee of Mrs. y
inton Ware resigned. Is
Charles B. Field lost two valuable heif- yeaa
which strayed away from the barn a ,,n,
" days ago. Two days later they were wa
nnd in a field not far away. They had
ten some paris green that had been
t so one animal was dead and the other n,
ID soon after reaching home Fred E.
wood lost horse from collie recently.
The members of the senior class of the 1
,rthfield high school are planning to he'd
Irt on the Washington trip today. Miss on
accompanying them as chap ior
On. Miss Human, another teacher. is ing
% planning to accompany the party. MI.
the names reported last week shouid OF