The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-24

! basement OF the church.
| j. G.. Snow finished work for w. b.
Stacy Saturday and Monday went to Bos-
! ton.
Clarence Signor Of Worcester is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Smith.
Mrs. Henry Taylor is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Seaver of North
| ampton.
| the first of the week and was confined to
| his home for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Eaton of Springfield,
VT. come tomorrow to spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tilden.
Miss Lena Kelly returned Saturday
| from an extended visit with relatives in
Wilton, Harrisville and Keene.
The annual meeting, of the Congrega-
tional church will be held in the church
vestry Monday evening, Oct. 4.
The band will give the last sacred con-
at 43O. o'clock at lakewood park.
Harold Merritt returned to Hotchliss
preparatory school Sunday after spending
the summer vacation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Hubbard of
Springfield. Mass, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Cabot Hubbard the past week.
A party of AZ from this town attended
the production of Denman Thompson's
Old Homestead in Keene Monday night
Miss Edna Roche of Smith college and
Mr.. Briner of Dartmouth were guests
at Mrs A. W. Mead's Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss A. F. Cranston returned to Provi-
dence last Thursday after three weeks
stay at Ledge Lawn cottage on Tower
hill.
Miss Minnie Forbush of Ludlow, VT,
came Monday to assist Mrs w. o. j.
Martin during the coming millinery
season.
The annual September meeting of the
Stockholders of the Granite State Now
ing Machine company was held Tuesday
afternoon.
George Wilkins returned from South
Wallingford Tuesday and Mrs. Wilkins
came today after spending several weeks
there with relatives.
Miss Maize Powers returns to Burling-
ton. Vt. Monday where she is attending
the University of Vermont after spending
the summer. vacation here.
Miss Lila Tacy returned from sew
eral weeks stay in West Swanzey last
week and Monday left for visit in
Northampton and Springfield.
Mrs. George Locke and daughter Miss
Margaret Locke, attended the annual
meeting of the Cheshire county w c. T.
U. in Keene last week Wednesday.
Miss Antoinette Bergeron finishes work
in the Brightwood paper mill Saturday
and Monday goes to keene where she is
to take course in the normal school.
G. n. Smith. who has conducted jew
elry store in this town for many years,
has gone to Appinaug, r. T.. where he will
continue in the jewely and watch repair
ing business.
Mrs. Clara Gould. who has been visiting
at DR. w. E. Fay's for the past two
months, went to Winchester Wednesday
for a visit before going to her home in
AttIeboro, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Struthers, who has been
staying at Mountanside the past month,
has returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass, where she has position with the
Springfield exchange.
Percy Booth of North Adams spent Fri
day and Saturday in town. Mrs. Booth
and daughter Helen, who have been
spending the summer here returned to
North Adams Monday.
Mrs. +. w Tilden entertained her Sun
day school class Thursday evening, the
party being in honor of Miss Mildred Per
son who will leave with her parents next
Mr. an Mrs. Martin Perkins go to
Hartford. Conn, Saturday where they
will pack their household goods for ship
ment here. They villa return next week to
reside permanently on the Herbert Hast
ings place.
The open season on small game will be-
gin in New Hampshire next Friday, Oct.
/. and already the small army of bird hunt
ers in this town have made plans for Wis
ting their favorite covers. They usually
devote most of their time during the open
ing days to woodcock shooting. A resi-
dent license costing one dollar is now re-
quired in compliance to the new law: Ii
censes are obtained at the Office of the
town clerk
Universalist church announcements
The subject for the sermon for next Sun
day morning will be The Open Mind |
This, as usual will be followed by the
exercises of the Sunday school. The topic
for the Y. P. C. U. in the evening will be
announced at the morning service. The |
state convention of Universalists will be |
held in Portsmouth. n. H., next Tuesday: |
Wednesday and Thursday. 1t is hoped |
that several of our people will endeavor |
to arrange to attend
Although the selectmen and H i. Harri-
man of the Connecticut River Power com |
pany had entered into an agreement where |
by the town was to accept the new road |
upon the payment of $50 by the company,
it seems now that there has been hitch |
in the proceedings and the selectmen have !
cut short all negotiations for the accept
ance of the new road. Mi. Hartman |
wishes to have the road repaired to his
liking regardless of cost and will not pay |
the $3.50 until after the annual March |