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

and Miss Florence Fisher attended the
wedding, in addition to friends from
Lynn, Andover, Taunton, Auburndale and
bingham, Mass, and Philadelphia
Changes Made in Creamery Staff.
The directors of the Brattleboro Cream
ery association have recently hired George
A. Allen to succeed Alvah {; Stacey as
superintendent and butter-maker at the
creamery The change will take effect to-
morrow, May |. Mr.. Allen has had CON
siderable experience in that capacity, hav-
ing been employed in the North River
creamery at jacksonville and Deerfeld
Valley creamery at Wilmington for sew
eral months. Later he was employed in
the West Hartford creamery for three
years Five years ago he came to west
Brattleboro and bought the j. S. Cutting
farm on Greenleaf street which has since
been his home. He will move his family
to the creamery building and probably
rent his farm Another change which the
directors have effected is the transfer of
the contract for gathering the cream. w.
III. Alexander and w. w. Hodgeman were
bidders for the job and Mr.. Hodgeman
was allowed the contract by lower bid.
1t is reported that Mr.. Hodgeman con
templates doing part of the work by
motor wagon. The management of the
association is confident that large reduc-
ton in running expenses will be effected
by the changes. Mr. Stacey is moving to
the Stebbins farm ON Bonnyvale road.
Howard johnson is boarding at E. A.
Knights.
Mrs. Rosetta Knight has been housed by
illness this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Fisher are visiting
in Acworth, n H.
Mrs Maria Knight returned Friday
from visit in Keene, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow returned
Tuesday from Tarpin Springs, Fla.
Miss Fannie Stellmann returned Satur-
day from two months stay in Boston.
A reissue of pension has BEEN allowed
to Thomas j. Miller at the rate of $15 per
month.
Mrs. H. d. Miller has improved rapidly
this week and is now able to sit on the
veranda.
L. III. Knapp returned the first of the
week from a visit in Springfield and Aga
wan, Mass.
The Needlecraft will meet next Tues
on Whipple street.
The mothers meeting of the Baptist
society was held yesterday afternoon with
f. G. Stedman and family of Spring
field, Mass, are expected tomorrow for
a visit with relatives.
Miss Winifred Cutting of Chicago has
been a recent guest of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. j. J.. Barney.
Miss Edna Wheeler has been visiting
on Dummerston hill, Williamsville and
West Dummerston this week.
Miss Dorothy Fairbanks is expected
Sunday from Smith college for brief
visit with Miss S. A. Mather.
There will be a regular meeting of
Western Engine company, No. |, next
Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock.
The pupils of the Dummerston hill
school have this week seen Is kinds of
birds in the grove near the school.
S. III. Brown and son Raymond re-
turned yesterday from Marlboro where
they have been working for several weeks
Mrs. Carl T. Wiley who have been
recent guest at Grand View farm, went
Tuesday to her home in Greenfield Mass
The Christian Endeavor society and mis-
sion study class will hold a social next
Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage
Miss Margaret Adams and Miss Ruth
Williamson of Mortified seminary were
over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. J.
Clark.
Miss Marcia and Miss Annette Wright
came Wednesday from Stewartsville, n.
j., to open their summer home at Sun
set lake. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Moore of West
Guilfrod have rented a tenement in II.
c. Squiress house and will move there at
an early date.
Isaac Sapp, whose home is at the Bet
terley homestead received a crate of
oranges Tuesday from his brother, Moses
Sapp of West Jupiter Fla. {
Mrs. f. NJ Goodenough entertained the
Twentieth Century Sewing club yester-
day afternoon at her home. The next
meeting will be May 10 at Mrs. c. NJ.
,
Mrs Ella Plummer returned Monday i
to her home in Springfield, Mass after a $
visit with relatives. She was accompa t
MED by her daughter and granddaughter !
Mrs. John Burke and Frances. who came a
last Friday.
Orson Thayer is out after being )
housed a number of days as result of a :
all which he sustained while walking :
lcross the dooryard by stepping on !
sheet of ice which was partially covered. :
He fell striking his head on stone or =
'Ome hard ODlecl causing hetnofThdee i
rom his left ear
George Plant, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ?
Plant of Marlboro and Miss Winnie But a
am. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder s. |
3uffam of West Guilford were married at t
in Brattleboro by Rev. Roy S
". Houghton last Monday evening. Mrs. a
Plant was formerly student at Brattle-
,oro academy and Mr. Plant has been Ii
mployed in town for some time. They p
,egan housekeeping Wednesday in A. T. 8
'towe's house.
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. j.
.ewis. pastor Sunday services: Morn
ny worship. 1890 o'clock. Communion
ervice will be observed and Mr.. Lewis c.
nil deliver brief address. II o'clock, b
bible classes: O'Clock, Christian En- b
eavor meeting; o'clock, evening ser n
ice with address by the pastor, subject, W
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