The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20
West BrattlebOrO

M.s. Ruby Hudson has returned IRON
a ylsit in Hinsiale. y. II.
Mr. ". y. Mixer Is in Worcester
Nass., this week ON business,
Mr.. and Mrs. y, II. Davenport visited
In lfnarision, Macs, yesterday.
.Ios.nh q. johnson has installed tele'
phone in his residence, Call, aS,t
n. Thurber aud family are visiting
Al A n, Jillson's on Dummefston hiii
Mr.. @. II, Copeland returned SATURDAY
from Marlboro where she has been Nis"
ing relatives,
Miss Carrie Marsh has returned IRON
Vernon where che spent lew days |"
III. A. S,atsns.
Mrs. l., II. Siellman has returned
from her recent visit to Clinton. Mass,
and Providence, X L.
Miss Mildred Copeland Is spending inc
week in South Vernon with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Cnshman.
Mr.. A. ID. spanlding Of sciina,e, Mass,
came Tuesday TO spend several DAYS WIN
Mr.. Jennie NJ. Cheney
Mr.. Clark Chandler Of Wilmington has
h.en amending a part OF the week WIN
her sister, Mrs. Emma Hudson
Mr.. Julia Dudley Is expected Tuesday
from Nos,on 10 spend several weeks with
her daughter, Mn. W. II. Haywood.
Miss Jennie Phelps has returned from
Akron, o., WHERE she spent the winter
with her sister, Mrs. I. j. Hadgrait.
ID. T.. MeElhinny and family Of NcN
York city have arrived At their summer
home on Ames hill for the season.
Pirates Of PenZancc, the band opera
will be repeated, tomorrow, Saturday
afternoon at go o'clock al the auditor
ium.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Goodenough returned Tues
day from few days visit with her par
enis. Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Hohson, IN
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. II. C. Sauires gave dinner party
Tuesday 10 a few Of her women friends,
in honor OF Mrs. Flora Adams of Dunn
merston who was her guest.
Mr.. G.. Ii. Hunter and daughter,
Vivian left Monday for Lyndon, Md, Tor
n three weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Pindell.
Miss Ethel Bodgett will close her series
Of dancing lessons Friday evening N u,
academy hail. Leitsinger 4 Dugan VIII
furnish music. All are invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ranney of Boston has
been a recent guest of Mr.. and MIS-. U.
b. Iiscom. Her son, 4. X. Ranney ac-
companied her and will remain IN town
some time.
Charles Clark and son Harry OF Halifax
are in town this week to move their logs
from II. +. Weatherhead's land to ID. I.
Perry,s steam mill on Meadow Brook
road where they are TO he sawed.
Maxine Stellmann entertained 10 of her
little friends Friday afternoon IN honor
OF her fourth birthday anniversary.
Several recitations and songs were render
ed by the little folks and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Harris returned
Monday from Baldwinsville, Mass, where
they were over-Sunday guests OF Key.
and Mrs. L. NJ. Keneston. During their
visit there an inch of snow fell which
hadn't completely disappeared Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Gibson have
recently purchased farm in Thettord,
Vt, and will move there at an early date.
Mr.. Gibson has for several years been
EMPLOYED by the s. A. Smith company
and Mrs. Gibson has worked in the
Hooker, ,Corser & Mitchell overall shop.
Baptist church, f. S. Harrison, minister.
Devotional services for the week. Sun
day morning service at 1890 O'Clock with
sermon by Mr.. Harrison, Theme, How to
Portrait Jesus, bible classes at II O'Clock;
evening serveice at 200 o'clock; church
PRAYER meeting Friday evening at I.3o
o'clock.
Miss Annabel Morgan, graduate nurse
from the Wesson Memorial hospital OF
Springfield. Mass who has been caring
for her sister. Mrs. II. B. Perry, was call
ed to her home in Ludlow yesterday on
account of her father, G. s. Morgan, who
was injured Tuesday by being dragged
by pf horses
Miss Mabel Weld was given a surprise
Monday evening at her home la West.
ern avenue, by about 20 OF her young
friends. The occasion was in honor OF
her birthday anniversary. Games and
fnusic furnished the entertainment and
refreshments of cake and ice cream were
served Miss Weld was presented with
a signet ring and several other gifts.
First Congregational church, Rev. E. j.
Lewis pastor. Devotional services for the
week. Sunday 1890 o'clock, preaching by
the pastor: Theme. Suggestions From
Life; bible classes, Il o'clock; gospel ser
vice, o'clock with address by the pastor,
church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
at 73O o'clock ;Capernaum Circle meet
ing and social Friday evening. All are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Briggs of Guilford
street entertained about IS young people
Saturday evening in celebration. of the
18th birthday anniversary OF their
daughter. Miss Eva Briggs. A short
musical program was rendered, games
were enjoyed and luncheon was served:
Miss Briggs received from members OF
her family gold watch and handsome
ring and from her friends a dainty Jewel
case and a piece of hand painted china.
Mrs. E. r. Miller is partially incapac-
tied by injuries to her left elbow which
she sustained about three weeks, ago by
falling from chair on which she stood
while irving to reach an article hanging
some distance from her The chair over
turned, causing the accident. Mrs. Miller
sty,,ck heavily on her elbow causing
fracture and dislocation Of the joint. She
did not consider her injuries serious for
several days when the member became
extremely painful and then she called
medical advice.
Hazen. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Stock
well. was bitten through the feshy part
of his right hand, back of the thumb
Monday forenoon by dog owned by
Fred Ryan who lives with his grand par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blodgett. The
wound showed six imprints OF the. dogs
teeth and for time bled profusely. A
physician dressed the wound and the lad
has continued his school work through
out the week although the member, is
somewhat painful and he is considerably
disturbed from the nervous shock which
he sustained. The accident took place
at Mr.. Blodgett's home where the boys
went from school during the recess period.
Young Stockwell sat on the piazza wait
ing for Ryan to return from the house
when the dog came running from around
the corner of the building and attacked
him after giving a slight growl. For
several months the animal has given con-