The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11
NEMrANE


Mis- PraYe liallou Is housed with aH
attack of the measles.
llorman Eidy Of liIoaklinr has pur
chased the Willard farm.
Me- aud Mas. NJ. NJ. Tucker Of Brat
iirh0r0 Aric IN town sunday,
Mrs. John l.efcste Of Jamaica was
guest oi Mrs, y. ). Moore Monday.
Rev. \. :. Moore attended the min
islsrs meeting 10 liraiiloboro Monday,
Albert Phillips !. taking Claude Ma.
her = place al the mill on the Howe LOT,
Miss Maud Radway was guest Of
Miss LILLIAN Chase TUESDAY and Mednes'
day,
Mrs, \. II, Farnum aud Miss Edith
Clark visited schools In Brattleboro
Thursday,
Miss Mildred Palmer has gone 10
Townshcnd ta assist Mrs, Bntrheldef,
who II sick,
Mis-, LILLIAN Chase has finished work
for Mrs. John Whitaker and returned
To her home,
Mrs. Truman Wallace has been assist
ing NJ ", &, Ballou : during Mr., Bal.
lou : illness,
Mis-. Walter GRAY Of Orange. Mass.
j. visiting her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs,
Frank Wilcox.
Richard Wheeler of williamsyille yis.
tied his grandmother. Mrs, Charlotte Tn
icrwood. this week.
The Christian Endeavor topic for next
Tuesday evening Is, Bible Texts That
Help Me-fs. llg;a7,l0i.
II is expected thai Mr., aud Mrs,
George Bush will occupy the tenement
vacated by I. NJ. Allbcc,
The Sunshine club met with Miss
Nunifrd Maher Thursday afternoon
aud had delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis aud children
will 20 the first of next week % their
new home in Londonderry.
o. Il. Wright will haze charge of the
praise service next SUNDAY night. Let
Us have good attendance,
NJ. +. Benson and family, the new
proprietor of the Windham County
house, came on Wednesday.
Mis-, Jennie Underwood visited her
sister. Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Williams
Vile, for few days this week.
Claude Maher is in Wilmington this
week To assist in the taking of inventory
at the store of Ware and Grout
Delhert Rhoades received slight cut
ON his foot while at work in tie woods
Monday aud was unable to work Tues
day
Miss Stella Micott has finished earl
for Mrs. Cutler in TOwnshend aud will
return to Springfield. Mass. the last of
the week.
Mrs. Sarah Mack was called TO Bel.
lows Falls Monday on account of the
illness of her grandson, Raymond Mack,
with bronchial pneumonia.
The grange meeting was postponed
this week until further notice so as TO
enable some of the members TO attend
the play given by the Williamsyille
grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter went We'd.
nesday to Bellows Falls. They left the
little hand sled with the Misses Newton
and We shall expect to see them out
coasting.
Mr.. Hodgman and family have moved |
from the Hamlin house to the house |
owned by George W. Parsons. SO as TO |
enable Mr.. Hodgman to be nearer his |
work at the mill.
Two applicants presented themselves
for examination, preparatory to taking |
he census, last Friday. They were John |
Morse and George Manchester
Miss Ruth GRAY has returned from a
visit with her brother, Walter Gray. and
sister Mrs. Florence LYMAN. in Orange,
Mass. Her nephew. Kenneth Lyman.
accompanied her for a visit.
Fred Hamlin and family of Putney
Expect to move back to their home in
Newfane the first of April and the fam.
ly now occupying the house have been
isked to vacate by that time.
4 few friends gathered at the home
If Mrs. Farnum Wednesday evening to
meet Miss Edith Clark. The evening
vas spent in singing the old songs. Re
reshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Abbic Fish Morse visited at F.
VI. WSswall s Monday, and Tuesday
allied on friends in town. Mrs. Morse
las recently returned from a visit with
Ter brother, Frank Fish, in Vergennes.
Prof, Cherrie IL shipping apples and
potatoes to New York and receiving
aney prices. For box of potatoes
olding less than a bushel he receives
/ 80 and the apples are selling at the
ate of 30 cents for three.
The village school taught by Miss
lark closes tomorrow with a sleigh
ide. Those having no marks during
he term are- Ralph Dewitt. Bertha
Daniels. Ruth Farnum. Winifred Maher.
hose absent only one day were: Eta
efts, Marion White, Olive Eager. Win
fred Maher liHd no marks during the
ear.
Next Sunday mprnin@ Rev. " s.
loore will preach on the subject. The ;
ecret of Nationai Prosperity, from the
Ext, Isaiah, GOES. presenting the claims
4 b<, 4 A .tntp | 1
Or which the annual offering will be
aceived.. In the evening he will give ,
he Book Review at Rev. EE. G. L. .Sef '
arson S recent book. The Character of /
esus, which he presented. before the '
minister's at their regular meeting in Z
last Monday. t
The Union schooa in No. A.. taught by =
Irs Farnum. closed this afternoon with !
sleighride and party at Mrs. Farnum S
ONE. Those neither absent nor tardy
uring the term were: Tnez gherrie, Der
IA Wilson. Allen Gberrie. Edmund Cher
e, Herbert Cherip. Charles Rice, Ern !
It Redfield, Marvin Tutth and Mer-
IN Wilson. Those absent only one day
dina Wilson, Rnby Rice, Anna Good
nough Mrs. Faruum has had So visit
RS during the term. Z
The w. C. T. U. spent al delightful af- .
'rnoon with Mrs. G. II. Davidson last :.
ridav. Nine women were present and
ne member of rhe Cradle Rolf Mrs.
aura Munger of Woodstock gave t
cry interesting talk on press work. of a
hich she is state superintendent. Miss h
race Hammond was chosen as music Il
irector. 1t was voted to extend vote a
thanks to- tae newspapers that have s.
polished the publication of liquor az o
In answer to the roll can d
ich member told in what way or ways IL
NV members might be secured Dainty "
consisting of sandwiches. I,
ike, coffee and apples. were served by L
lie hostess.