The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21
VOrthfeId, Mass.


Biting her lamnis,
Frank n,aliille h. improving aud hope
H. about again .aoh.
d.. \. T. Maol has hern ga 4 hu.ines
h Ia Norwich. Conn,
Norihhell rrsrMsil SiSl ifom the connl!
damage dons hg ,lass.
III. Marion llollon ii Springfield sIen
sunday with her parents,
he minstrel. f.htar.el rnr,,la, nigh
their coming show Feb. -.
ugrnc lavrlle haV. moved into the ten
sHi N Thomas tlninlan house,
w. laWuntr lumlan aud child haV,
b. lo New Jersey ior the winter,
Nj. Mimic Nanlen went saturday 1,
N hr httr, M. lrlNa, in fiirhbuIs
Dr. Iroisc + Ponleoosl has been IN
~ the week hooking after his property
Hii.. T.. lean GIeenuugh Was the guest
Nlr \, g. Moody for the Stone reeep
D.,
d. and Mn. William Lewis arr home
Pm NORTHAMPTON much TO the delight
their children.
Lawrence lasrlle returned "Wednesday
~ the Springfield hospital and i rap
convalcscing.
~ ". q. T. L. meeting Wa held on
bdne,day on account II the poor condi
y Of the walglng.
he seminary student. At the hotel went
/ihnae large loads 10 Mt, lloumon for q
Iphride on Monday.
Mis- Elinor Williams. who has been IN
| Betsy Mood, cottage. was called home
the death OF her father.
n. Dwight Alexander drove to North
ii from West Dover. Vt. this week for
)re Of hi, household goods.
bhc boy, brigade will report ior duty at
y town hall Friday night for the Clay.
j lecture. Drill viii be omitted
Prof. Spcssgfd Of Mt. ilermon j. drilling
seminary girls in singing for the exer.
J. to be held Founders day, Feb. 5.
Mir W. " Brown and children are Wis.
hg in Bllhwinsvillc until their goods ar.
h. at their new home IN Connecticut.
DR.. Marcus A. Bronson Of Philadelphia
j speak at the seminary Thursday, Jan.
which is the day of prayer for col
b..
Major Gilmore. who has been drill.mas
for the boys brigade, has resigned on
,ount of the long distance he has to
wei.
The y. =. $. OF Christian Endeavor will
Id their monthly business meeting at
". \. Fay Smiths next Tuesday night
7.3o.
meeting Of Harmony lodge was held
..lt 81 I'll a.
,e was worked, \ banquet was served
the close.
The Ladies Sewing society of the Uni !
ian church met Yesterday for an all |
Y meeting and tied comforters for the 1
lentlne fair.
he service at Sage chapel Sunday eve.
IL consisted OF reports of the Student 1
luntecr conference held in December at
chester, \. Y.
he women of the Unitarian church had
nned to have a sleighride to Warwick
! Tuesday. but on account of the storm
was postponed till next week.
)r. and Mrs. Harris Kennedy and Mrs.
ne of Readville are among the guests
the Mortified. The latter is a cousin
Mrs. Joseph Field of this town.
he candidate who was to preach in the
itarian church last Sunday was pre-
ted from reaching here by the heavy
wstorm B. f. Field took charge of the
vice.
he Sons of Veterans met in the rooms
Proctor's block Tuesday night and de-
ID to arrange for hall for their place
meeting as well as the auxiliary and
A. r.
|rs. Nellie Alexander has rented her
ms to Archibald NJ. Solandt, who re.
lily sold his place on the Hinsdale road
a New York minister. They move
'ch |.
homas Hart of East Hartford, Conn,
t the home of his mother recovering
n the shock of an accident due to the
sion of two trains, on one of which he
brakeman.
ISIS Clara Hooper has moved her goods
the upper tenement in Walter Brig
Is house. She has had telephone I.
allied and is ready for duty as pro- !
onal nurse.
larles Fl. Webster and Frank Williams :
, sold the Fred w. Doane place to Ira ,
lie of Sunderland who runs the Union
k yard there. He will move here in !,
early spring. +
IS. Maud Goodell MCGEE of San Fran C
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison.
MCGEE is a contralto singer of much n
t, and is on her way to Europe where
is to make concert tour. q
lie seniors and juniors of the high t
oil went on sleighride to Brattleboro i
week Thursday night. Miss Huntoon, t.
Batchelder and E. +. Howard accom- r.
ed them. They lunched at the Brooks i,
Sc. \
aries johnson has bought the place a
ow occupies. The Misses Dale, dress L
ars, have moved from the upstairs a,
rs into the north ell. Mr.. johnson ii
have a repair shop in part of the g
ell. lie
ord has been received that Mrs. Will "a
Reed who has been spending the 7,
or with her niece in Athol, had a p
en- shock while on the street in OF
ge. She was taken into a nearby
store. d;
e sophomores and freshmen of the &C
school went on a sleighride to Brat la
no on Monday night. They took h;
at restaurant and many attended hi
plttulC SHO". -hIes bthtS anu | ID
Stearns accompanied them di
n A. Fisher has been seriously i'll br
double pneumonia for week. Josiah pa
ins of Springfield came home last W.
day to remain with him. Miss Shum- co
a former seminary student and a
sional nurse, is caring for him. =,
:. Stephen Baker. with daughter Mar 8,
whose husband is trustee of Mt h,
on, is guest at the Mortified. 81
are on trip from Quebec to their as
in New York Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. fl
of Chelsea are also enjoying winter We
: country. fel
and Mrs. Charles H. Webster are an
ing to sail from New York Wednes- as:
lam 26, for Key West. Mr.. Webster ca
ling the trip to improve his health. he
will probably make most of the jour st
ONE overland and do not expect to f6
'ay over six weeks.
lday, Jan. "a, is the date of the next ITS
lg of the Fortnightly. which will be Nc