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

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Mrs Bessie Simonds of Mortified ha,
been visiting her brothers, A. L. and j
L. Sprague, the past week.
c, q. Booth, who has been playing il
an orchestra in Florida this winter, ha.
returned and is now in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Smith have beer
and Clinton, Mass, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leason Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. Leason A. Martin of Richmond
have been visiting at G. G, Holton's.
Mrs Clara Tyler, formerly resident
of North Hinsdale for many years, ha'
returned to town and will make her home
here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Kendall of Chester
who have been making Mr. and Mrs. d
E. Persons a short visit, have gone tc
Idaho.
j. II. and w. E. Watson have been
granted two patents on a carpet-cleanlne
machine and have applied for third
patent.
Mrs. Ralph Wood has returned to her
home in Ashuelot after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. o.
G. Robertson.
James Mccormick, ST., has finished
working for G. M. Wright and is now
employed at the Granite State Moving
Machine shop.
w. y. Curran and daughter Marion
were in Montague city one day last
week to see Mrs. Curan, who is in the
Farren hospital
George Vincent took his two children
to Canada Monday morning where he will
remain until they have become accus-
toned to their new home.
Tuesday from Prince Edward Island to
Join Mr.. Stewart, who has been here for
some time working at the dam
Mr. and Mrs James Burns and two
children of Worcester, Mass, came Fri
day for visit with Mrs. Browns par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William Booth.
Miss Bertha Howes of Bradford Pa,
former teacher in this town, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Charles Stafford on
her way to her home in Claremont.
j. d. Chavonelle, who has been engaged
in the grocery business here the past few
years, has sold his delivery team and in
tends to dispose Of the groceries in stock |
by auction next Tuesday. Mr.. Chavonelle
is going to Providence, R. /.
O'Bren & Co.'s clothing store was en-
tered some time during the night last
but nothing of any great value
was taken. Entrance was gained by one
If the back windows of the store. 1t
vas evidently the work of amateurs.
Rev. Mnot S. Hartwell pastor of the
First Congregational church, will conduct
he communion service next Sunday morn
ng, with short talk upon a helpful and
subject. In the evening at
80 the text will be Adam, Where Art
'hou?
Word was received last week of
he death of Mrs. Martha Fay Smell,
april Is, at Saticoy, Cal, at the age of "a !
ears. She formerly lived in this town !
Dr many years and is well remembered =
Y many. She was sister of the late :
handler S. Fay. /
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Taylor were given T
very pleasant party Thursday evening
Y their many friends, the occasion be- T
ng Mr. Taylor's birthday. A very en-
'yable evening was spent and on depart
,g the guests presented Mr.. and Mrs. 7
aylor with a chocolate set.
The Ladies' society of the Universalist I
estry Saturday morning from 5 o'clock F
ntil all are served. The breakfast will
Dnsist of griddlecakes and maple syrup, I
'eamed potato, bacon and eggs, cereals
I'D fruits. Everyone is invited. I
Mas New Husband drew rather small I
ldience last Wednesday evening. The
traction was fair and surely deserved /
rger audience. The features of the per
were duet by Ada Greenhalgh
I'd Albert Holt and excellent solos on if
lie trombone and cornet by Bert Hall. il
There has been a slight change in the Il
of the Halle & Frost mill prop G
John O'Brien and G.. A. Robertson has e
Id half of his interest to O. c. Robert o
H. The owners have had many chances II
sell but have not yet disposed of the tt
'operty.
A. d. Meacham will finish work at the
rightwood paper mill May and devote
his time to carrying on his farm on S
e river road. George Podimore will sue
ed him at the mill and F. L. Latham
i'll have Mr.. Podimore's place. Bert
GODDARD will take Mr.. Latham's place on fl
e mill team. II
The fact that j. E. Mann is the origina- NJ
r of the farce, The Hinsdale Weekly ca
mes, which is to be given at the Re 81
e patrons of the entertainment lots of eg
n. "Jack" also takes great pride in his Il
All American team of nine boys and dl
ascot and guarantees a good exhibition
me. yt
church announcements: Ia L!
ne annual May breakfast will be served ~
the Ladies' society in the vestry of g,
e church Saturday morning from $50 y, ~
m. We hope to see you there as usual. 10
Use early and be with us when the day N'
young. The theme for our sermon next -,
lnday morning will be The Value of :,
and the topic for our Y. P. v.
L. meeting in the evening is Prayer, "a
'hy and How. The minister, James r. %,
oakley, is spending the week in Phila- NJ NJ
'lphia with his parents, but expects to 81
turn Saturday. re
Florence Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and 70
RS. Joseph n. Howe of this town, was m
arried Wednesday evening at o'clock
: Rev. G. r. Locke, pastor of the Meth is
list Calvary church, to David Alfred ee
ewart, also of this town. The bride til
as prettily gowned in blue travelling til
ess. The newly married couple left yes en-
rday for wedding trip to Boston, after je
hich they will make their home in Hyde
,rk. Mass, where the groom has en- eg
oyment. Mr.. Stewart is a carpenter by so
ade and has worked for some time at bi
e dam-site. Mrs. Stewart is very pop br
ar among the young folks in town and w
e leaves with the best wishes of all her I'll
lends. ar
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