The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
Mrs. Hastings is much better.

Mrs. Hastings is much better
l.. Phillips spent Monday in Bratteboro.
Mrs. Fred Cutler spent Monday IN Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Moses Randall was in Bratteboro
Tuesday.
Guy Dutton is home from Ludlow with
his team.
Mrs. Isaac Appleby left Saturday for a
visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gale are visiting
at Horace o. Gales.
Miss Stella Morse of Willamsville is WIS.,
iting Miss Grace Chase.
Mrs. d. McCarty is i'll again and DR..
Osgood is attending her.
Mrs. Fred Randall spent a couple Of
DAYS this week in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Margaret Watson is caring for Mrs
Zua Cobb who is a little better.
Alfred Richardson visited his brother, |.
X. Richardson, in Boston last week.
Mrs. Fred Willard is out again after be-
ing shut in several weeks with cold
Judge Albee of Bellows Falls was in
town Wednesday holding probate court.
George Eager has left Wizards mill and
will move his family to Bellows Falls soon.
Mr.. Fuller of Saxtons River put in
furnace last week for w, Alfred Richard
son.
Mark Allbee visited his sister, Mrs.
Alice Martin, in Northampton. Mass, Sat
urday.
The Dorcas guild will hold its regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. Edith Lowe
Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Sparks spent thursday of
last week with her mother. Mrs. Gale, in
Saxtons River.
There will be a special meeting of West
River grange Friday evening Feb. ii, in
the town hall.
Mrs. Elsie Lord is working for Mrs.
Peck at the new boarding house on the
Cummings place.
Mrs. Fred Lowe returned Monday from
Springfield, where she spent pleasant
week visiting the Dales.
Mrs. Ralph Snyder and son, Wilbur
Snyder, visited L. j. Harris in West
Townshend one day this week.
Mrs Efiie Farwell, who has been visit
ing in town for the past two weeks, re.
turned to her home in West Townshend
Tuesday.
Marshall Redfield is back on the coach
again after being away several days, his
place being filed by the former driver
Earl Martin.
Alfred Richardson has joined the ranks |
of the high-class hen men. His latest pur-
chase is a prize-winning White Wyan-
dotte rooster.
Miss Maude Railway, who has been
teaching the primary grades of the village
school this winter, left Saturday for her
home in Newfane.
The Baptist ministers conference of the
West River valley will be held in the
church next Monday. Dinner will be
served by the Hadassah league
At the morning service in the Congre
gational church next Sunday the topic of
the sermon will be An Old Testament
Miracle All are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid society held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Baptist vestry and the usual pleasant
afternoon was spent by good number.
In the old days the dancers had to go
to West Townshend to have a good time,
but Saturday night in spite of the inclem-
emit weather number from West Towns
bend attended the dance held here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Perkins and baby of
White River Junction came Saturday to
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turning home Monday Mrs. Perkins and
baby will remain for several weeks.
The auditors will meet at the town
clerks office Wednesday and all persons
having accounts against the town are re-
luested to bring them in before the meet
ing to avoid the town having outstanding
bills.
Mrs. Wilmer Turner's horse woke the
IL 10, |
eft the animal in front of Chase's store,
md he, feeling the need of exercise, took
/ few turns around the village streets run
hing into a telegraph pole and breaking
he shafts
Rev Daniel Mcintyre officiated last Sun {
lay at the funeral of Silas Kenney in New
ane in the absence of Rev. n. S. Moore.
The Odd Fellows who attended the funeral
rom this place were Almon Marsh. Rob
,rt Lincoln, Harry Howard, Earl Hamlin
md Frank billiard. Mark Allbee also
vent.
Mrs. Frances Snow came very near hav-
ng serious accident Tuesday evening at
Ter home. In some way large kerosene
amp fell from the table in her sitting
DOM, spilling the oil which caught fire.
loors and extinguished the fire, but says
he did not feel quite so self possessed af
erwards. There was no damage.
The people of both churches gave
pleasant surprise party to nev. and Mrs.
J. Mcintyre Wednesday evening as re- |
hinder that they had driven in double c
larness for 10 years. The house was well a
lied by friends and very sociable even a
ng was enjoyed by ALL Col A. B. Frank il
in made the hit of the evening when he
made the speech presenting the couple