The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08

NJ. psr,i, Washer j. i'll.
Nj. Fanny Stockbridrc is in with ton
fis
R.,u,iid bunchc. Of arbutus are being
liked
Snf.on Spencer I. home for a few days
hon Andoyer.
Tbs seminary reopcned Tuesday for
! be spring term,
VI 0. Perham is about to buy a Max
ser touring ear
Frank Harness has Just purchased a
Richmond piano.
Mr. and Mrs.. G. y. Kidder were in
Greenfield Sunday.
Inventory i being taken at the East
Mortified bookstore,
Mis- Julia Bardwell is in Montague this
teek visiting her grandmother.
Ms Mary Callaghan is with her moth
h On Warwick avenue for vacation.
Frank l.. Stark has bought out the
ton Of II. P. Lazelle at West North
ktn
George Dunnell has bought the Cook
Nae. where Mr.. Whitcomb now lives,
Which is owned by Mrs. Dwight Preston.
The concert given last week by the mu-
Eital societies of Mt. Hermon will be re,
fated with new numbers at Stone hall
Monday.
Ed Bellows has moved with his fam,
y into the F. w. Doane house and VIII
larry on the ice business owned by Ira
Ioxie Of Sunderland
A meeting Of the building committee
Ii the new high school was held Satur'
Bay, Augustus Holton of Westfield, the
rchitect, was present, All the bids Tor
building are now in, but choice has not
d been made.
A correction should be made in regard
services in the Unitarian church dur
big April. There will be preaching ser.
lice and sessions of the Sunday school on
be 10Th and 25th. Beginning May l
Rev. Mr.. Wilson will continue the ser
7ces Of the society.
A car will be loaded with old books,
aIers and magazines April ID by the
VOmen's Relief corps and the Ladies' So
pty Of the Congregational church to be
fpped to the paper mills. The pro
leeds will be divided between the two So
etits Wagons will call at the houses
Or the papers few days before the 10Th.
The next meeting of the grange is to
lave for its subject Potatoes. There VIII
potato contest and potato supper.
bis program will make an enjoyable as
veil as very instructive evening. Inc
ForthfeId grange seems to be having a
Ong list Of good things this winter. The
erft of this is a large force of active
members.
Miss Madeline Long went on Monday
., Springfield to consult with DR.. Van
alen; as result she will visit her aunt,
Nr' Charles Bradley. of Westfield, for
oont three weeks and go each day to Dr.
van Aliens private hospital for treat
ne1t Tor disease of the cords of the neck
winch has been troubling her for several
years
) L. Whtmore took two-horse load
groceries to Erving Monday. On re-
'ufnng, where the gulf road was very icy,
ene Of the horses slipped and fell, throw
s Mr. Whitmore out with much force
Ino the pole. No bones were broken,
Ia he is badly bruised and confined to
Inc four patriotic organizations are
l1 lug interested in the state convention
T Tsn IN Boston this week Wednesday and
thursday. The following persons attend
lne conventions: Woman's Relief
p pllS' Mrs. Fila Tufts, Mrs. Clarence
van Vsalal and Mrs. Ella Lazelle; Sons OF
teer N auxiliary. Mrs. Fostine Bige-
~; Mrs. A. W. Proctor and Miss Bessie
F,s1 ! Sons Of Veterans, Fred Doane and
T n.y. Proctor; G. A. R., James R. Ham
poh' Rodney Doolittle.
sr ME' Helen Smith. g.. widow of Henry
i Of Haydenville. died at the home
,,s aer son, Rev. \. Fay Smith, Monday
a sv..lI after an illness extending over
V.ef1l Years. She was born in Royalton,
W. m .. June l6, 1913. and went to Hayden
r Ms V I'VE IN 1866 Besides her son, with
dss tP sne has made her home since the
S. u her husband six years ago.. she
Al Iui " by three grandchildren, Rich
N, h ie, and Henry Smith. sister;
ho, Ahaelade Shedd, of Bethel, Vt, and
via 'Her' Chauncey W. Fay, of HAYDEN
1TssJ.e Services were held at the home
IN, ny =, afternoon. Mrs. W. R. Moody
tI9is.i ne (lty Four-square. Rev. Lewis
isrsS read scripture selections and Of
tl%,tP prayer Since coming to Mortified,
Sms5n suffering much of the time. Mrs.
han llad endeared herself to all who
.1es,. ne 7; Her devotion to home and
rBcb !. Ohrstlan character have meant
nfmI,.o taose near to her. She was a
ht h, OF the Congregational church,
years her deafness had kept her