The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-14
West BrattLebOyO


Mrs. c. c. johnson, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is improving.
l.. +. Taylor of Springfield Mass, spent
Sunday in town with his family.
Miss Augusta Fox will return today
from visit in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Helen Weatherhead came from
Greenfield, Mass, to see Plnatore.
J. p. Sargent has been in Dover and
Marlboro on business trip TINS week.
H. b. Perry and John Burnett are in
Deerfeld Mass, this week on business.
William Gould of Greenfield Mass, Wis
tied his aunt. Mrs /. A. Could over sun
day.
Rev. George Tyler of Bristol Come Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. j. i. Stockwell, Tues
day.
Mrs. Fl. w. White of Guilford was a
guest of Miss Sadie Helyar the first OF the
week.
Mrs. NJ. T. johnson of Springfield,
Mass was recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Morse.
Mrs. J. s. Wood has been spending
part of the week with her daughter, Mrs.
d. w. Harris.
DR.. G. b. Hunter has this week bought
building lot on South street OF Miss
Susan +. clark.
The Twentieth Century sewing club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
C. NJ. Hamilton
The Needecraft will meet next Tuesday,
afternoon with Mrs. II. O. Halliday OF
Meadow Brook road.
Mrs. Jane Reed returned Wednesday
from Guilford where sch has been visiting
her son, G. p. Miller.
B. G.. Akley is among the local fisher.
men who have exhibited fine strings OF
brook trout this season.
The street sprinkler made its first APP
pearance this season yesterday morning
and is much appreciated.
Miss Georgia L. Ormsbee of Brockton,
Mass. came Wednesday to visit her !
mother. Mrs. John s. ,Tilson.
C. G. Warmer of Arlington. n. j.. is
expected next Friday for visit with his
mother. Mrs. \. NJ. Warmer.
J. E. Langille of New York city came
Monday for weeks visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Langile
Roscoe Fisher went to Burlington Tues
day as delegate from Sedgwick post to at
tend the G.. A. r. state encampment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Peck of Greenfield,
Mass. visited Mrs. Peck's parents, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. johnson of Tor
rington. Conn. have come to spend the t
summer with Mr.. Johnson's parents, Mr.. &
and Mrs. c.. C. johnson. =
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Marsh returned /
Sunday from Wilmington where they t
spent few days at the home of Mrs. :
Marsh's son, NJ. L. Moore. c
F. H. Morse who was brutaly assaulted u
last week Tuesday by Barney Magee, is =
recovering from his injuries and Is able II
% superintend his farm work. II
F. w. Rich of Weymouth, Mass, came ~
tuesday to begin his work as superin- O
endent of schools. succeeding w. +. =
Sims, who goes to Warren, Mass t
Baptist church, Rev. A. M. Watts, pas W
or. Sunday services: 1870 a. m, sub :,
ect. Do We Love Christi, John 2l:l7; is
p. M, a program by the Mission Study @
lass on The Modern World. il
The Christian Endeavor society of the s.
BAPTIST church held business meeting
Wednesday evening at E. II. Davenports 6
t was decided to resume the Sunday even II
ng services which We're discontinued dur a
ng the winter +
G. Z. Akley and George Butterfeld,
whose homes are on Ames hill, gave a SUI
ar supper last Friday evening to several
riends. They served the sugar on snow ia
hitch they found that day in the woods OF
ear their home. "
Mr. and Mrs. George Plant were given m
surprise last Friday evening at their II
ONE by 20 of their young friends. The m
fair. which took the form of a tin "
lower proved pleasant one. Games m
ere enjoyed and light refreshments were to
rived. as
Mrs Hannah Prentiss. who has been le'
bending the winter with her son, Rev. or
Z. Prentiss. in Schenectady, n. Y, is 1e
,pected the first of next week to spend ~ -
me time at the home of her son, G. r. Tn
rentiss, before going to her home in nc nc
INDIAN. an
Mrs. J. S. Morse was given a. pleasant ad
rprise Monday afternoon by ten mem tri
RS of the Twentieth Century Sewing ov
lb. the occasion being her birthday an
The afternoon was spent So mi
lily and light refreshments were served. tn,
RS. Morse was the recipient of potted is
ants and other gifts. by
DR.. w. A. Chamberlin of Waseca, zee
nn. has recently sold his practice and &C. &C.
ice equipment to DR.. A. j. RUDOLF of ~; -
icago. DR.. Chamberlin will give pos ~,
sion the 18th of this month and ex- aa lu
Its to leave Waseca next week for Brat ~. ~
boro for visit with relatives and later IT. H.
eApee'e u ee''ie III 'e"''ie' &c
Miss Florence Sawyer. who has been cat
ending the winter with relatives in tw'
cksonvile, Fla, came Monday and is MOI
n her sister. Mrs. c. Z. Severance, at pei
Miller cottage on Bonnyvale road. Gel
S. Sawyer was accompanied by her 1t
lsin, Miss Marie Pellerin, who will as
nd the summer at the Capen farm. Ih'
of
'irst Congregational church. Rev. E. j. bv
wis. pastor. Sunday services. Morn coL
worship, 1890 o'clock with sermon by rect
pastor Subject. The Church in Her On
e Work: u O'Clock, Bible classes; uro
ock' ,hfistlah EndedVoI meetlhe' tIlis
Lewis. Subject, Morality and Relig
}. T. Perry & Sons have recently been has
trled the contract to build new res bur
or for w. w. Cary & Son of Colrain, liea
$. The reservoir will contain storage the
5000 gallons of water and will be sit ton
ed at a sufficient elevation to protect the
surrounding property from fire. The a k
er will be forced through 1000 feet of latt
ch pipe from mill dam. l.
and
large number of friends Of Supt. and give
. w. E. Minis attended the reception nos
ch they gave Saturday afternoon and snee
hing Decorations of ferns and cut md
ers were used and piano and violin chas
ctlons were rendered. Light feiesh- cons
us were served by Miss susan Louise scril
k and Miss Gladys Stellman. MI ana II
Minis expect to leave for Warren tom