The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

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Miss lrssir Rsiisti rriurnad 10 Cam
itghiss, Mas, lhls assk atleF = Eisll ailll
MIS-, / q, ssisvsul
3. q Can,rfoH has lessal ihr Dayison
i.,aiss a. ilissihs siTpsi sni ash maEr
tsIs ttwm itfNfth, Mass, - srif slAei'
time
Me- and Mia y T. n,llty u lisesksoa,
Mas. afr visiting ihriF paifnis. Ne AMI
MFs ! 4 ilail.g assi ME sni Mrs -
I flns Nlrains
4 iafrasll tssriAissR mas sisFn lu hua
~ 4 iisltr ani family ~ Naaiiaii Thurs
Has rtfnihs b,foir lhrif departure inT
lSli.sianl. \, y
Ait. andsAirs Eln,rr TaNnshend II ssn-
siis. Mas fanr Sunday int a short Eisii
n ioau ajlh Aifs IoWnshvnl's laIenls
NJ, AMI Mis-, fhbrIl liran,
Mfs John Mstanghsm. Mfs frank
Anuns 4 D. Mann ani N ; Mann asfv
raii,si Ia Malllnsfoni VI. Yesterday o.
attend the funeral IL = relative,
Mt.. CYNTHIA Cock aud Nc. Siaplrs al
M0ansefkrl, u, l., Noip a Rev, ", :
llaHNrils asi week and Daniel llafiMsil
u iiletklon, Mass, l. lhew this week,
Rev, Mr., Clough. pastor Il tho Mrlho
diet rhunrh II Winchester, preached N
Tie Congregational rl,uFrh SUNDAY, A u
NUslbntY ~ Winchester rendered a NefY
impressive solo,
Nc, and Ma, Anihony Amman u
New Nofk haze hfrn Ia town ihis week un
husinr-.- Ne, Ammann experts a. move
hrfr ssAau and Mill L. pnnn~flul With the
Cornell a Wand oonrcm,
several fpm hrie attended the lnlVrf
,alisi festival ia Winchester lasi night and
q large numh,r an planning "a attend Ia
night when Mr. naklrNs Telephone will
h. presented hl talent ifum tia, town
n. Z Fisher, n G Holland, =. Il Mann
aud Il = Holland formed a .noWshnsius
PARTY which n-r.nilt lournryod o. the old
>hatiuck place on Chestnut hill, where
thea pattonk IT a fine dinner with II NJ,
Wilder
Mi,, Winnie Tldrn entertained the
knoity rluh by giving a Washington birth
lay party TUESDAY evening Game, Wru
played aud prgrs oi = hairhrl aud silckpin
were gwen Refreshments II ice cream
aud cake were served.
An unknown dog caught do, near Levi 1
,rowning,hcli's lat Friday. Herman |
Hall, who wa nearby, chased the dog 4
away, hut not before the deer was 20 |
,adly injured that il was found necessary |
% I'LL her. The game commissioner gave |
hc cafca,. 10 Mr. Hall.
Mi,. Rose Mead j. IN l.akcyille, Conn.
hls week attending commencement cNpr
'i,cs at llotchkiss academy, aud before ~,
uIning will visit Miss Maud Stone in
y. \. Miss Meads school al
he monument il closed this week bu, the
imc will be- made up later in the year.
Emerson ! Richards has rented the store
,etwcen VI. :. Mann's drug store aud III,
y. Taylor's hardware store in the Steb.
'ins block. and viii soon begin doing bust.
less, carving a complete line OF fancy
GODS. small wares and staple dry goods
he store will be furnished with fixtures
purchased from G. T. keyon aud lighted
y electricity. Mr.. Richard. i an eXperi.
need merchant. having formerly been in
usiness here several years.
The Catholic society is TO have an en-.
,rtainment and dance on the evening of
larch L. An Emerald Minstrel first
art and many other novel features are
romised. G. G.. Booth is the vocal direc.
n and J. T., Mann the stage manager.
it'll music by Lymans orchestra. The
ct that the entertainment is under the
rection OF j. +. Mann guarantees a first
ass performance, as we all know that
g local plays.
Last Sunday Rev \. NJ. Bradley
reached the first OF series of special
q of God. Il being in the way the Lord
1 me-" Gen. 2i:27. The following {
pics are announced for the series: Feb. d
, My Life for To-day: March 6, The I'm.
Soul; March Is, The Use Of the Fl
ord; March 20 palm sunday, I'm
cognized Service: March % Good Fri .,
", The Worth of Sacrifice, sermon to be
llowed by the holy communion; March
EASTER, Resurrection and Life. W
Frank +. Field has resigned his position :,
superintendent of the Brightwood pa "
+ mill and will take a similar position
tn the Orren G.. Robertson company W
out April l. Mr.. Field has worked for
present employer during the past 26 vi
airs, II of which he has been superin-
ldent. He is thoroughly familiar with -,
> paper making industry and is rated as %
irst-class superintendent. 1t is source
regret to Mr.. Fisk and also the EN-. W
yes that Mr.. Field is TO leave and all
81 him continued success in his new po- he
ion.
Mrs. Orssa Maxfeld IS, widow of Ar vi
If l.. Maxfeld died Monday at the M
me OF her daughter, Dr. Ella NJ. Davis,
llolyoke, Nand the funeral was held to
Mrs. MaXfeld lived in Win go
'ster until the death of her husband in ~
0, when she went to Holyoke to live
h her daughter. While in Winchester ga
$ Maxfeld was a regular attendant at te
Congregational church of this town
ere she made many friends She is W
vived by three daughters, DR.. Ella NJ. va
Wis, and Miss NJ. Anna Maxheld of
Iyoke and Mrs. Sarah Bumpus of da
st Boston, and three sons, DR.. George fai
Maxield of Holyole, Samuel w. rel
xfeld of Springfield, and Fred G. Max
d of st. Adams, Vt. civ