The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-30
Ralph Gushing was in town Sunday.

Mrs. j. D. Pierce is visiting her daugh
ter in Brattleboro.
Miss Laura Rice spent Sunday with
relatives in Brattleboro.
Mrs Pond of Mortified has been re
cent visitor at Mrs. Butterfield's.
Mrs. Arthur Harvey is in Londonderry
visiting her son, Homer Twitchell.
Miss Margaret Martin and Mr.. Tucker
of Brattleboro spent Sunday in town.
Norman Wheeler of Springfield, Mass,
was at Newfane Inn Thursday and Fri
day.
| Mrs Barnes of West Brattleboro Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. George Bush, this
week.
Miss Jennie and Dick Underwood went
to Putney Thursday to attend the funeral
of an uncle.
G. Whitney of West Brattleboro visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. B. G. Eager, the
first of the week
Mrs Nelson Grey spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Brattleboro where she has
work dressmaking
Mrs. N. S. Moore has not been as well
recently. Miss Nellie Moulton of New
fame hill is working for her.
Fred Rice and sister, Miss Rice, are
making extensive repairs on their build
ings. Fred Underwood is doing the work.
George Goodneough has finished work
in Windham for the present and it is
reported he will go soon to work for
John Whitaker.
Mrs. Alice Randall and little daughter
of Boston are visiting Mrs. Randall's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Hes
cock, who are in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Whitaker went
Tuesday to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Fanny Fay of Agawam, Mass They ex-
pect to be absent about a week.
Mrs. Jonathan Eddy of West Towns
bend was in town the latter part of last
week and attended the funeral of Mr..
who was an old neighbor.
Mrs. H. A. Carpenter has gone to Som
erville, Mass, to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Bradeen, who was injured last week,
as reported in last Fridays Reformer.
William T. Bruce, who has been work |
ing the past winter at Dunham's shoe |
store in Brattleboro, has been in town
farm.
Fred Hamlin and family have moved
this week to their new home in Putney,
which they have recently purchased.
Many friends regret the, departure of Mr..
Hamlin's people.
Mrs. Mabel Allen, who has been
faithful nurse and housemaid in the
samily of B. G. Eager during the winter,
1as finished work there and is spending a
'ew days in Brattleboro.
Miss Nellie Kingsbury, teacher in the
Union school, and Miss Ruth Streeter at
ended teachers meeting at the home
If the town superintendent, Mrs. Geor-
sie M. Love of South Newfane, last Mon
lay afternoon.
Mrs E. A. Kenyon, who has been con-
ined to her bed long time at the home
# Mrs. Gracia Davidson, is not as well
his week. Her sister, Mrs. Jameson, is
airing for her with the kindly assistance
f Mrs. Davidson.
The committee in charge of building
he new schoolhouse have been looking !
yer different places suitable for a school !
ouse where the children may have
arger playground than they formerly ]
ad. No place has been definitely decid +
d upon as yet.
George Batchelder and lite daughter, {
ora of Westhampton, Mass, are visit 7
1g at Fl. j. Batchelder's. Mr.. Batchel-
eelr will play at church next Sunday. L
Hiss Harriet Newton is studying music, a
Ding to Brattleboro every week to re-
Give instruction of Mrs. A. d. Wyatt. Y
The Union Hall Helpers held their an O
ual meeting at the homie of Mrs. Melvin '
raft last Saturday. Following are the
Ulcers elected for the ensuing year: e
resident, Miss Nellie Pratt; yice-presi- 5
ents, Mrs. Della Kenney and Mrs Mel +
in Pratt; secretary, Mrs. Polly Ballou;
'easurer, Mrs. Abbie Underworld; exec
tive committee, Mrs. Mildred Marcy,
rs. Della Kenny, Mrs. Abbie Under
God.
The prize essays written by pupils in Il
fferent Newfane schools will be read
the public temperance meeting to be P
ED Friday evening, May Z, in the
lurch vestry. The judges, F. A. De W
Titt, Mrs. N. S. Moore and G. T. Man
lester, have examined the essays and
ave rendered their decision. Not only ~ ~
lie prize essays but those deserving hon a.
able mention will be read and other in
resting exercises will make up the pro-
am.