The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-09

Mr. and Mrs h. q. Robertson went u
Boston Wednesday for a short stay.
Max Bergeron comes home Saturda!
from Portland Me-, for short visit.
Rev. and Mrs. d. L. Fisher of Spoffor'
spent several days in town this week.
Miss Gertrude Graves went to her home
in Greenfield Friday for weeks stay.
Raw M. S. Hartwell has been i'll viii
the prevailing distemper the past week.
Miss Nellie Reddng has been home
from Brattleboro several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Minis attended the
funeral of his mother in Sullivan Monday
Mrs. w. l.. Todd spent several days re
Gently with relatives in Bridgeport, Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Magee of Win
chester visited at Martin Kelly's Satur
day.
William Cunningham returned Monday
from a short stay with relatives in Hyde
Park.
Mrs. Fl. r. Woods of Ashuelot is visit
inc her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Rob-
| ertson.
John Raleigh and Michael Dempsey
were in Greenfield from Saturday until
Monday.
Miss Marion Stacy returned Monday
from a several weeks visit in Hadley and
Holyoke.
Miss Mary Austin of Keene was a
guest of Mrs. Martin Kelly several days
last week.
| At the regular meeting of the L. .. y.
F. lodge Monday evening three candidates
,, were initiated.
George Abbott came from Winnipeg
Tuesday for short stay with his family
at p. Felch's.
Mrs A. w. Mead has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Horace Tucker, of
Lancaster, Mass.
Miss Winnie Tilden gave a very pleas
ant party to several friends last week
Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin and Miss
urday from Lebanon.
George Stratton is moving his family
into one of Mrs. Frank Stebbins's tene-
ments on Main street.
j. Frank Pifer has been drawn as grand
juror and Frank M. Fuller petit juror for
the April term of court.
lot several days this week with her
daughter Mrs. Fl. M. Wood
Mrs. jesse Field has been visiting Mrs.
Luke MduIL Ill DIdlUlCDOlo WEN
Mr. Field has been in Concord.
Mrs. S. H. Richards of Bethel came
Wednesday for short stay with her par
enst, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lamb.
There will be an Easter concert Sunday
evening at $50 in the Cniversalist church
instead of Y. p. G.. U. meeting.
Robert Field came home Wednesday
from Springfield for short stay with his
Eal1
The annual maple sugar supper of the
Universalist society will be served in the
vestry this evening. Everybody invited.
The Connecticut River Power company
has effected a settlement with l.. +. LIS
com for land damages. The sum paid was
$500.
Mrs William Wolfram Of North Hat
field spent Sunday at g. M. Wright s.
Miss Florence Wright returned with her
for short visit.
An administrator sale of the property
of the late Trial j. Streeter will take
place at / o'clock, April l6. w. D. Stearns
will be auctioneer.
MANY of the local trout fishermen
brought in fairly good strings last week,
w. A. Brooks leading with 81 which he
caught last Saturday
The selectmen will be in session in the
selectmen's room of the town hall Tues
day. April l3, from a. m. to p. m. for
the adjustment OF taxes.
Work on the w. f. Robertson & COM
pany new paper mill is progressing, very
rapidly, about 40 men being employed
The spur track will be completed this
week.
Mrs. w. j. Curran underwent an opera
ton in the Farren hospital in Montague
Friday. DR.. Lynch of Brattleboro and
DR.. Foss of this town were the attending
physicians.
The theme for Easter Sunday at the
JTniversalist church will be The Visible
Christ. In the evening at the Y. 7. Z. Y.
meeting The Victorious Life. You are
especially invited.
Mrs. L. w. Goss entertained the Knit
ting club last week Thursday afternoon
and evening. Supper was served at o
o'clock and in the evening the gentlemen
were entertained.
Rev. NJ. S. Hartwel pastor of the Con-
gregational church, will have services APP
propriate for Easter at l045 in the morn
ing and an Easter concert VIII be given
at $50 in the evening.
Great preparations are being made. for
the Old Folks dance which is to be held
Easter Monday night. Everyone attend
ing is urged to wear some quaint costume
and enter into the spirit of the occasion
A telegram from San Francisco an,
pounced the death of Mrs. May Osgood
Hooker on March 30 Mr.. Hooker was
brother of Mrs. j. w. Jones, George Z.
Hooker and A. C. Hooker of this town.
Mrs. Hooker formerly lived in Mortified.
She leaves two sons and two daughters,
one daughter now travelling in Europe.
Queen Esther Rebekah lodge is making
preparations for childrens night, which
will take place May 6 at |. o. o. f. hall
A supper of cold meats, escaloped pota-
toes and salads will be served, following
which there will be sale of numerous
fancy articles, candy, etc. Several boys
and girls are already rehearsng for the
entertainment which promises to be inter
esting.
At the business meeting of the Ecclesl.
astical society of the Congregational
church Monday evening the following off
GERS were elected: Moderator, r. l..
Metcalf: clerk. G.. A. Robertson; treas
urer. w. Z. Watson; assistant treasurer,
|C. f. Savage; prudential committee. q.
A, Robertson. H. w. Taylor: envelope
committee, Mrs. Oliver Hale, Mrs. r. ?.
Minis. Mrs. Newton Stearns, Mrs. g. A.
Robertson. f. II. Davis and Samuel Lis
com: ushers. Ray Fletcher, Clarence
O'NeiI. Ora Lebert and Elwood Weed;
collector. David Bell.
CHESTERFIELD.