The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18

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M Mhitnes 10 slsa henssd b. lllness-
NJ. liarfison u Mount lisnnen, Mas,
ell re.eh Al the hspllsi church sundss
Ilal~r ilsss@sk has t.ooysssd iso.I
nas@siss aud has Fssunlssi his sehoai sesk
D. 1. iioashion II II. y. u, :, who ha'
leen sslieusl, ~ elsh nsssie., V imI'ioN
iax
Ia. faai.nss and Paul, s1AildIsn u Mr.
Az MIA ~ n Miiirs. arr yfriiuss 9
nasAsiss.
Ma. Dsstruls Matthew. u Chesterfield
y H., has i,ssn sursi II Miss hiia Minsi
lhis ssek.
M and Mr. Lr.lis IJier sni child a
Nesthhsh, Macs. visited al j, l. sieek
ssll, "Wednesday.
David rrsionialne u ~. fieus. Mani
iala. has lsen . resnl guest al bic broth
~. u, y. rs.ioniains.
The Meas league viii meet Tharsia,
evening Nth A. ". Stowe. A literary
prosfam has hern arranged.
The srhoal on Dnmm.rsion hill closed
friday. Nina Jlll-on and Smaller ilerfiek
wsse neither absent cr 'ariy during the
term.
ns. y. ". Gwy.r has r.crnily purchased
~ J. G. Tihlriis II West WardsboFo q
valuable pair 81 horses 10 be used on hi.
farms.
Mls. FLORENCE Mariner 81 East North.
held. Mass. has been Spending a part Of
the week With her sister, Mr.. n. y, Cham
hrriin.
Samuel hiierley has recrnily sold his
soa. aud sheep 10 T.. II, Akley ~ Vernon.
NJ iis,isrley has heen in poor health Tor
several months,
Tho capernaum Ilrrle m.ris this even
in II the usual hour. Following the de,
sasionai -srxicr. a box social viii h. held
Al a.. welcome.
q. l.. chamherlin aud the Tha,er broth.
en- have hc~n doing an extensive business
~ Nnod .awing with their gasolcne en-
sin.. during the lasi ihrte weeks.
" n. uescnrk vent TO MI iIcrmon.
Nae. TUESDAY Co visit hls son Ralph, who
: n With pneumonia. lie found him rom.
Portable and making a good recovery.
Mr.. 4 a.. Peek IL Greenfield, Mass.
oanis Wednesday TO attend Aunt ,I.rnshas
Qniliing Party and make a brief visit ia
her tarsnts. Mr. and Mr.. II, G. Squires.
Mr.. Henry O.gnod ~ Ogdensllufg. y.
\. came "Wednesday TO spend some time
Al the home 81 her aunt. Mr.. III. e.
>auirrs aud 20 visit her father. John +.
Fills.
The mas- meeting 81 the women Of the
4 Congregational Parish. which was appoint
"a for Yesterday afternoon. was postponed
on aecnnni oi the storm and will take
place this afternoon
Mr.. y. n. Lewis was called last week
10 BIZ Rock. III. hy the serious illness OF
her mother. Mr.. d. X. Lewis. Late mes.
-age- state her condition very serious.
with little bore of recovery.
nr. q. II. Hunter I. somewhat improved
from HE recent illness. He left Wednes.
day tor Providence. X. l., where he will
.iay with his brother. Rev. William Hun
ter. IT,. until he j. able TO resume his prae-
iice.
y. ". Chase. who has been suffering
from an accident 20 his left eye. a. re-
ported IN The Reiormer last week, j. max
ing good recovery and l. able 10 be about
he house. !, is expected the sight will be
fnlly restored.
First Congregational church, Rev. I. j.
Lewis. minister Sunday services: Morn |
ng worship at 1890 o'clock with sermon |
,y the pastor. Theme. Forgetting and
Reaching: Bible classes at II o'clock; Cos
lcl service at o'clock with special music. |
III are welcome at these services.
Leonard +. Taylor has resigned his posi-. |
ion with the Springfield Mass Metal
Body company. where he has been EN-.
,loyed during the last three years. and
anne TO his home Saturday. Mr.. Taylor |
las purchased of G.. r. Downer his interest
n the Grand Union Tea company taking
possession last Monday.
The funeral Of Luman 4. Clark, who died
at Friday morning, was held Tuesday af-
ernoon at ! o'clock at the house. Rev.
luther NJ keneston of Baldwinsville,
lass. and Rev. +. J. Lewis. pastor of the
'irst Congregational church, officIated.
Hiss Emma Gregg sang Sometime We'll
Understand and Lead. Kindly Light. The
'earers were w. II. Alexander, |. g. Cros
er, Reuben Alexander and A. G. Hill
burial was in the West Brattleboro Gene
cry There was large attendance at the
uneral and the gifts OF flowers were choice
nd profuse. Among the floral gifts was a
andsome piece from the past and present
MEMBERS Of the Western engine fire com.
any. bearing the word Western" and
mother OF green and white from the neigh
ors. Among the friends and relatives
rom out Of town were f. B. Strong, A. G.
i'll and Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Stockwell of
northampton. Mrs. Susan Hunt of Pal
,er Mrs. Fayette Bennett and Mrs. Z. j.
vhpple of Warwick, Mass, and C. E.
Iarris Of Middlebury, VT.