The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

Earl asHi 10 saantrs Tuesday 10 asisna
he funeral II a TriaiiNe'
fhe Namslnss nse Nrn, a. iiTaillrlssia
Ia, SsinplaV "a alirad the i.rtiaitnAifr
M the Pirates 81 fensaner,
John MURRAY and daughter. Ms. Nellie
uu,,aV. attended the funeral IT frlAlNr
M Northampton lasi saturday
MI.. Catherine Cunningham al lialile.
| ba,a /. visiting Mts. SAMUEL smith ami
Ma, Maurice fufurll this week,
Mis- Annie I. era. came home tom
na.ion this week iof a visit Ntih her iAif
ents. In and MN, G, A. Gray
Mt and Mr.. y, I, Temple s~hi 70
,.ei.ion. Me, lasi Friday iar h.h
with Rcv. aud Mr., Charles w. Tsinp'e'
Mis-. Maud TAYLOR l. expected Ia fe'
,u,n "a toWn this week after spending
several weeks with mlaliVes Ia Amherst
Mass,
A delegations II Mason. irom the local
lnIy. attended the working II drstre
IN Inc Winchester lolfr last Monday
evening
Nh. sarah Fale. celebrated her 18th
litth,is. Man 18th and small nafiN 81
her RELATIVES gathered IN m'm"'F 81 'h'
orcasinns
e. r. Cramcr has aocrpici = position
A. superintendent 1t a lalrr miil ~ llald'
win,yille Mass, aud VII assume rhAts'
June
FW. Tilden. H. NJ IAngwoFihy, Mics
Winnie Tlden aud Mis- Grace kohrt,,
,ninyel an automobile ride 10 "fccnhelh
Monday
c. T.. Keyou Was recently appointed
mdge ~ the loal police CONT 10 sue
rocd Judge Howe who rr'irei short
time ago, o..
4 l.. TAYLOR has been suffering with
an injured knee the pas, few days and
wen, 90 Worcester, Mass, Tuesday Tor
treatment.
Dr and Mr.. George Tewkshury Of
Iittlcton and Mr.. I. W Bruce OF Brs,'
iieboro spent Monday with Mrs X NJ.
Iangwothy.
Mr.. Fred Dexter went 70 llariwick'
Mass. "Wednesday Tor a visit. Mr.. DeS'
Ter will Join her saturday TO remain over
Memorial Day.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Fred Jones Of Los
angeles. Cal. ate on their way here to
make IInsdalc relatives and friends an
extended visit.
The cannon which the Sons Of Vet,
Grams will place in lakewood Park VIII
he unveiled Memorial Day with appro'
pirate exercises.
marty Of little folks were invited To
spend the afternoon with jane. White
last SATURDAY. the occasion being ms
eighth birthday.
The Village Improvement society sug-
rests that everybody should endeayor to
do his share in cleaning up the yards and
streets for Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Drake Of Spring,
field. Mass, recently presented MIR. and
Mrs. O. l.. Holton with an excellent
graphaphone and "a records.
Alden Deyo was given a birthday sur
prise marty last Saturday evening by
large number of his friends. He was
presented with a gold watch.
There will be no services at the Con
gregational church next Sunday owing
TO the Memorial services which are to
be held at the Universalist church.
+. f. Field. DR.. II. L. Brown, G. 5.
Howe, W. G.. Robertson and +. w.
| Robertson went to Brattleboro last Fri
dav evening TO attend the Shriner's meet
ing
Mrs. Samuel Smith went over to Brat
tleboro Wednesday to visit her brother,
James Harmon, who is not recovering
from his broken hip as rapidly as was eX'
pected.
Z. l.. NORM has finished his duties as
clerk at G. s. Howe's and Is now en-
ployed at the Cornell & Ward paper mil.
W. l.. Brooks has taken his position at
Howe's.
NJ. ID. White expects to go to south
| Chelmsford tomorrow for bret stay
His little daughter Dorothy, who has
been there for several weeks VIII return
with him.
A fish dinner was served in the vestry
of the Congregational church Wednesday
evening. A literary entertainment ioi,
| lowed and the last chapter of the serial
story was read.
The G.. A. r. and kindred organizations
will attend Memorial services at the Uni
yersalist church Sunday morning. The
subject of Mr.. Bradley's sermon will be
The Wreath on the Grave.
| Mr.. Tompson of the Boston 4 Maine
civil engineering corps drove here from
Brattleboro last Sunday to complete
survey. While here his horse was sudden
" taken i'll and died Monday morning.
| P. +. Amidon, owner of the Hinsdale
WOODEN mill, will soon start his mill in
! Wilton making similar cloth to- that
manufactured here Supt. X. A. Weeks
viii have charge of both mills, going back
| and forth between here and Wilton fire.
quently.
III. w. TayIor's hardware store was
broken into some time during last we'd
nesdav night and money and goods, CON
sisting of revoIvers, jack knives and the
like. to the value of about $25 were taken.
Entrance was gained by removing side
window.
| The second hose team, composed OF the
Younger members of the IRE department,
are practising regularly and are making
rapid progress under the sk1llful coaching
of C. H. H. Langlle. The team VIII en- n,
ter the hose races at Winchester or Athol
on July A.
The machinery in the Orren G. Robert
son companv's paper mill was run for a
short time last Wednesday evening Tor
the purpose Of testing. It is SAID this
paper machine is the largest of its kind
| in the Connecticut valley and will make
paper 81 inches wide.
Local baseball fans are looking forward
with considerable interest to the two
games which viii be played Memorial
Day between the foundry team and the
town bows. Each team has won one game
this season by small scores and two eS-
citing contests ARE expected.
A union, meeting viii be held in the
Universalist church next Sunday evening
at $50 The general subject will be
Good Citizenship, treated in three ad,
dresses; The Citizens Attitude Toward
(a) Town improvements; (b) Educational
Institutes; (c) Religious Opportunity.
:! A very interesting program has been
mapped out for the Memorial Day exer-
cises in the North Hinsdale church which
win take place in the forenoon. Mayor
Benton of Keene will give the address.
| 1,La a,-orcises will hegin nromptlY at