The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
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day Ia uIeenhsid. Mas,
Aits NistaF cote al Gtxxniisli visited IA
ioMh sfom Thursday aalii Saturday,
Mr.. shd Alis. q ~. Rolsestson have
tutn Ia BOSTON several DAYS teaenils,
a. 4. Massa i aide Ia he about the
house again and i improving raPldlg,
Ms Albert Han aud daughter. Miss
Edith, slTHi The day In knenr Monday,
,lama. O'iiissn a ca have tporn,iy Ia,
stalled tMp hen shaw rasts Ia their siore.
/ Miss Nellie ntmpseY Aas Al home from
Dalton. Mas. from Inessaf until san'
day
Mr.. ~ Knapp 81 Bennington. VI. Is
visiting ~ Norman knspi,s foJ several
days
Mr,. l.. {. Robertson and Mrs. r. ".
Jesionls slvni Saturday ia holyole,
Mas,
Mp. n i. Rile, Mas called 10 Bellows
falls Tuesday BY the illness Of her
mother
Me. Minnie SnoN and nephew. John
Snow, Visited ia Winchester Saturday aud
sunday
Miss Minnie forl,u.h and Miss Fannie
Surall sleui Saturday aud Sunday in
Springfield,
Rev. ". 4. White u Beckett. Mass.
aill pfeauh in the Congregational church
next sunday
John Lawson has gone to Worcester,
Mass. 90 work, llis family are visiting in
Dorchester. Mass.
4 \. q. J. Martin returned last Tuesday
ltom West Chesterfield where he has
bccn deer hunting,
Mrs John knowlton and daughter.
Mary, 81 Bellows Falls visited Miss sara
Mcleod over Sunday.
G.. l.. Wellington. who has been quite
III l. considerably improved. and Il is
hoped that Ice VIII soon be about the
house again.
Several Of the more daring ones are en-.
tOying the excellent skating on the lake.
10. fTt lao a..
in thickness
District deputy T.. :. McFicld and w.
W. King make visitation OF Cohasset
lodge, |. O. q. f., No. ~. in Troy, y. H.,
this evening.
Miss Streeier Of Brattleboro favored the
congregation at the Methodist church
with fine solo, The Home Land, at the
service Sunday morning.
Miss Minnie Forbush returns to her
home in Ludlow next week Saturday.
after spending the past millinery season
with Mrs W. o. j. Martin
+. 4. Davis had the unusual experience
Of finding his wild heifer, which has been
running in Broad Brook. in G.. Nj.
Wrights dooryard last Thursday morning.
+. f. Field visited in Lake Placid,
IN. Y, last week and upon his return
home was accompanied by his niece, Miss
Jennie Field, who will make short visit
here.
!, The snow which came last week Tues
day is nearly gone in the village, but no
more than mile to the north the
sleighing is excellent, there being about
foot of snow.
Mrs. C. T. Weed and Mrs. L. H. Daven-
rort visited the latter's son, Elwood in
! Farren hospital Tuesday. II is expected
that Mr.. Weed will be able to return
home tomorrow.
Mrs. C. H. H. Langile, Mrs. Henry
Dickerman and sister, Mrs. Spencer, and
other neighbors spent a very pleasant
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Quintin
Streeter Monday.
c. 2. Hall was taken to the Memorial
hospital in Brattleboro Wednesday where
he underwent a successful operation Tor
/, appendicitis Dr. Anderson of Brattle-
boro and Dr. Newton of Mortified per-
| formed the operation.
/ f. C. Robertson went to Mt. Clemens,
/; Mich, Monday to take the baths. He
has had winter eczema and is in hopes OF
: receiving help from this treatment. lie
was accompanied on the trip by f. w.
Jeffords.
The committee having charge of the
Baptist parsonage have put cement CTS
tern in the cellar to take water from the
roof of the house to supply the occupants
of the house with water for all purposes
except cooking
The subject of Rev. DR.. Porter's sermon
!, next Sunday morning will be, Forgiveness,
It's Depth and Necessity. In the evening
he will speak on Thought and Life. The
methodist women meet with Mrs Sprague
Thursday for work.
There will be an entertainment, in the
Universalist church next week Thursday
evening A farce entitled A Family Jar,
pantomine entitled, Wanted. A wife,
and musical selections will make up the
!, program. Ice-cream, cake and popcorn
!, will be on sale during the evening.
r Mr.. Bradley preached the first Of Sc
5 res of Advent sermons at the Universal
!, list church last Sunday, the subject. The
/ Messenger. The second will be given next
. Sunday, When the Son Of Man Cometh.
r Shall He Find Faith on the Earth! The
Sunshine committee of the JUNIOR 4, /.
a C. u. has been very busy Of late visiting
! the sick. The Mission circle met at the tn,
: parsonage Wednesday afternoon with
n nearly the full membership present. Inc
o response to roll call was with items OF
!. missionary news. Mrs. Langworthy, nre-
t sented notes from the field. The lesson
:, period was occupied by quiz with writ
ten answers, most of the. questions re'atc
y ING to the incidents attending the birth OF
:, Christ.