The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

IfaiilshoTe In liev. Roy N, lloaghleH,
Mr.. and Mis, khoades Viii I've IeI ihs
present With bis m1lheF, MIss Mary
khaalrs, where 4 reception viii 10 held
Friday evening", Marcia -, - which All
ssv ru'iially inHi'rsi,
N. H. Pratt j. on The gaia and able
g. be onl u doors again,
The ilch-kahs will bold lheiI n'sulai
mrsiinp Mandny evening,
Miss i.oini DAVIS i NrlN III, Mt,
i'ally liallau l. caring TOT her,
Roscoe Marsh has finished work tof
A, n. faInum aud returned "a his houe'
Mrs. {. II. EageI, who has been very
Ia aud undrf ID" dariaf : care, l. gain
ing,
Walter lngIam has finished the lam,
brr iob pu the Howe loi aud moved his
mill,
This week has been a good sap week,
Most of the farmers have begun 10
sugar,
The play, The D,acon's Second Vile
will he ~ Milllamsvllle next Tuesday
evening.
Ms. n. &. Eager had an attack OF
pleurisy the hrsi Of the week, but Is on
the gain,
Mr.. !. l.. Martin aud Mrs, NJ. NJ
Tue cr of Rlaiilehnfo We're IA town
last week,
Marcus wellman was home from
liraiilrboro over sunday returning
there Monday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon az . . o'clock win
Mrs. Inhn Pierce,
Clifford Pratt is visiting his parents
Nj. aud Mrs. NJ, X, Pratt, and sister,
Miss Nellie Pratt.
Clarence Rhoadcs is working for
George Goodrnough driving To aud from
his work every day.
Miss Ethel Hall returned TO Newfane
"Wednesday night after spending few
weeks Ia Brattleboro.
Miss Miner, who has been caring for
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Solandi, returned
To her home on Friday.
{. T.. Whitney of Brattleboro was the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. u. G. Eager
saturday and Sunday.
Miss Young, who has been caring for
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Goodcuough, returned
to Springfield Thursday.
H. -. Newton was called to Ware,
Mass, Thursday morning on account OF
the illness ~ his father.
MIR, and Mrs. Peter Hopkins of Brat
tleboTa were guests of their cousin,
Mrs.. Il. c. Eager, Sunday.
Miss katherine Dunlcvy of Brattle'
boro was in town Wednesday doing
some stcnography work for j. IT, Mar
tin.
Frank Rowe and family moved last
week from the Willard house TO the
house formerly owned by Frank Well
man.
Logs are being drawn this week from
the Dayis.ThompSon lot TO the mlll
owned by the Interstate Lumber com
pany.
Next SUNDAY will be- Palm Sunday
and Rev. y. :. Moore will preach from
the text, The Stones Crying Out, Luke
1910.
High Sheriff Arthur Thompson was IN
town over Sunday and Tuesday took the
two prisoners, who tried to break JAIL
to Rutland
The topic of the Christian EndeaNor
meeting Tuesday evening Is, Money Il
Curse or a Blessing. Luke l2:l3'2l.,
Matt. G:l9.2l,
Mrs. Louis Breslin and son, William,
of BrattlebOro. came Tuesday night TO
spend q few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. John Pierce.
O. Il. Wright has had a new eyapor-
ator installed this week and Il. {. Eager
has been assisting him for a couple OF
l,,r5 Ia tho fpuO.unmput of IL,
Allan Hammond of ReadSboro Falls
came Thursday night TO the nome OF
Mrs. T.. j. ButtertcId to be present at
the marriage of his sister, trace on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones and little
daughter of Brattlcboro were guests at
dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith on
Sunday. Later they called on M
Jones's parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. H.
Jones.
Two of the prisoners tried to break
iail Friday night and succeeded III Se'
ting out into the corridor. Ihey De
came frightened and did not dare pro
coed. Ii. A. Edwards kept guard over
them the next night and later they were
taken to Rutland. \. II. farnum u. ~
repairing the Jail. 1t is hoped ne WIZ
make it strong enough to keep the
prisoners In.
Albert Derry of Brookline came very
near losing two of his horses Nedhes
dav. He came with. a load OF chalf
stock to Newfane, where car was pc
inc loaded. The sled slued, tipping the
load over and hurting two of the horses
into the brook, where they reniaineo
for nearly half an hour. Ihev were
,,,t ,,t
their experience.
The service Sunday evening was. a
very interesting one. The praise service
was led by Charles Hescoek after wnlch
Mrs. n. $. Moore read one or heT'
Theodore l.. Cuyler S fine sermons which
he preached over 80 times from the text,
'SU;s mother made him little coat,
and brought il to him from year to
YEAR = I Sam, PIG. There was small
attendance owing to bad walking.
The shamrock social and sugar party
held at the church Wednesday evening
was success. A good number Wete
present. The prize for st. Patrick
a,oSc;ng game was awarded to Richard
park. The following program was
rendered: Irish National Hymn, Tara 5
Harm. Miss Harriet Newton; solo: Inc
Hat Me Father Wore, F. A. Dewitt;
reading, St. Patrick's Birthday, Mrs. A.
II. Farnum; duet The Last Rose of SUN sum
mer Miss Harriet Newton and MISS s
Hammond; reading, Jimmie Burns and
tbe Owl, Mrs. n S. Moore; solo, wear
mo of the Green, A. II. Farnum AFTER
the program maple sugar, pickl ana
| popeorn were served.
SOUTH NEWFANE.