The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07

an attack Of bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. l.. barney visited
Springfield, Mass, Friday,
james laChanoe Is boarding at Edwar
Martins on Melrose street.
Raymond Stowe is recovering from b
recent illness with bronchitis.
II. =. prefontaine filled his ice hous
Tuesday from T. T., Maiher's pond.
Mn. John Murray Of cayendish Is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. A. 5. Gould.
ID. 7. Perry has been in Springfield
Mass, this week on business trip
II. ID. Miller has returned from Wi
mington where he has been working
Purle Convey has been detained iron
school this week ON account OF illness.
!. 4. Winter and family have move,
from Dummerston To 30 Western avenue
T.. T.. Mather is harvesting AN excellent
crop of ice from his pond ON Bonnyval,
road
Mrs. Isaac Robb has been visiting AIr,
j. 4. Robb in Walpole. \. H.. part OF
the week.
Mrs. +. H. Akley aud daughter. Miss
lnez Akley OF Vernon, visited relatives the
first OF the week
Mrs II. +. Weatherhead returned Tues.
day from Canton, y. Y, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Snow returned Monday TO
her home in Marlboro after visiting in
town for several days.
Mrs. II. b. Perry left Friday to Join her
husband in Springfield. Mass, where they
are to spend the winter.
l.. II. Knapp returned Sunday from
Springfield. Mass, where he visited his
daughter, Mrs. L. +. Taylor.
Arthur Lynde returned 10 Boston Mon
day after spending month with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lynde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius J. Harris of Shell
burne Falls. Mass have been recent guests
of his mother. Mrs. Charles Harris.
Master Francis Williams entertained
number of his little friends Tuesday in
celebration of his birthday anniversary.
T. b. Wiley of Dummerston hill has be-
gun harvesting ice from Sunset lake this
, week and reports it to be 10 inches thick.
Rev. A. c. Gilbert of passumpsic, VT,
will preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday. Mr. Gilbert comes as a candl
date.
A. r. Fisher of New York city has this
week visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Fisher, after spending several weeks
in Chicago.
Miss Madge Davenport left Tuesday for
Bellows Falls where she has position as
stenographer for the Vermont Farm Ma
chine company.
Mrs. G. r. Wheeler returned from Wor-
cester, Mass, Monday after spending sew
eral weeks there with her daughter, Mrs.
j. H. Thrower.
The watch social held in the Congrega
tional chapel last Friday evening was well
attended The affair was credit to the
committee in charge.
Mrs. +. II. Wilder left Friday to join
Mr.. Wilder at Bristol, Conn, after spend
ing several weeks with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. d. r. Perry,
The Earnest Workers will, by request,
repeat the play, Aunt Jerusha's Quilting
Party, at an early date for the benefit of
the street sprinllling fund.
Miss Dasie Miller returned to Boston
Monday to resume her studies at Simmons !,
college after spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Helen S. Miller.
Mrs. II. p. Abbott went to Memorial
hospital Monday and underwent an opera J
ton there yesterday. Her sister, Miss j
Mollie Harrington, is keeping house for I
her.
Miss Florence Holden, teacher in district q
No "A. has herr detained at her home in !.
Guilford this week on account CT illness.
Miss Jessie Closson has been substituting y
for her. y
Perley Albee left Tuesday for brief y, W
visit with his sister, Mrs. Harry Martin, in !,
Northampton, Mass. before leaving for st.
Louis where he will take a years course in
plumbing. v
The annual business meeting of the First u
church will be held Friday =
evening, Jan. IA, at 7.30 o'clock in the u
chapel Reports will be read and the cleo y y
ton of officers will take place. =
A. r. Bracewell, mail carrier on R. f. D. a nc
/, has experienced considerable trouble in NJ
making his trips this week on account of in
he roads over Ames hill not having been +,
broken out after the snow storms. at
DR.. and Mrs j. S. Eastwood came Sun at
loctor attended the banquet of the Penn re
ylvania medical alumni Saturday evening. nc
they went Monday to their home in Bran an
lon. in
The missionary meeting of the Woman's ia
Benevolent circle of the Baptist church, ia
which was appointed for Wednesday after ca
oon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Daven- ac
ort, was postponed indefinitely on account DR.
I the snow storm. M
The annual business meeting of the Meet o'
1g House Hill Cemetery association will d,
e held Tuesday evening, Jan. II, at 7.30 W.
clock at the home of E. E. Fisher. Five ae e
rustees are to be elected and any business p
which may come before the Co., Co.,
leeting. n;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wilder of Holyoke, ne
lass, have been guests of his parents, Mr.. Mi
nd Mrs D. H. Wilder, for the last three FIJI,
eeks. Mr.. Wilder expects to return to me
olyoke tomorrow and few days later
[rs. Wilder will go to Dummerston to
sit her people.
The Near & Farther Lights society held
regular meeting Yesterday afternoon with pu
iss Clara Davenport. Plans were dis o c
ssed for work and the following officers usl
ere elected: President, Miss Josephine the
lelps: vice president, Miss Kate Wheel Tn
secretary and treasurer Mrs. E. r. Go
lurber. brt
Mrs. Harriet Stone, who ii spending the
inter- in Brooklyn with herr granddaugh I
:. Miss Maude J.. Stone, recently cele- s
tied her S5th birthday anniversary. A IT
,ner was given to a number OF her TIT
ends in honor of the occasion. Mrs. Ne
me spends the summer here and IN VII
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.Jr and Mrs. George Codding of West \
ilford were given a surprise TUESDAY | :