The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

tits week
IA Lane WAs eallel 10 Wallagiani,
Va, 10 aiisnl The funeral Il hls bielles'
Monday,
q. ~. Tllsn was called 10 iiare, VI,
ane las last Nnrk 10 attend the funeral u
relative,
Ms. Clara Gould Il Alilelana. Macs,
visited al ", T., Pays lasi week for
few days.
Thet. will H. socriy drama eniiIle'i
The llsilr II Aniiorh this evening At the
oIen house.
Emmsi o'ilnen II Hyde rarL i ylsil
lns has grandparents, Mr., and Mrs, WI
lam u'lhirn,
Mrs. n. y, Amlilon and Miss Fannie
Sewall wrnr IN Springfield, Mass, Tor The
day "Wednesday.
4 very enjoyable musicale was held
al home II Mrs, II. NJ. Langwor,hy las,
Friday evening,
Mr. and Mn. III Mcdonald and two
children ol Greenfield we're guests a, H.
\. Ril.y's sunday
Rev. \. N. Bradley has been called
Ia Maine to attend the funeral ol
former panshioner'
Mrs. Henry Holland gave a o'clock
tea la,t SATURDAY afternoon la honor Of
Miss Charlotte Carey.
q. ;. smith was al home from Green
field lasi Thursday aud from here went 10
northern New York.
MI. keynn 81 Lexington. Mass. AMI
Mr.. ;. T.. futile Of iiarrisyilc sent lat
week At G. +. keyous.
Ms. Charlcs Fairbanks aud Airs. Henry
a
!. e. Shows Saturday.
Mn Georgc Sticlcy 81 Danyllc, ILL.,,
!, visiting her father, u, i. Nims and
other llinslale relatives.
Ms. II. ". Langworihy and daughter,
Iamoille. spent Saturday with Mrs. i.
". Bruce, IN iutileboro.
William I.ahif OF Kecne has been
spending several days this week with hi
sister, Mn. ". H. Holman.
The household goods OF Frank Britton
arrived last week aud the family came
from Dalton, \. H.. Monday.
Henry Gama,h aud family have moved
here from Ashueot this week and will
occupy one Of Mrs Falcs houses.
Richard and Edmund oppenheimer of
Springfield. visited their grandparents,
MIR. aud Mrs. J. q. Bridge, recently.
Mrs. Minnie Bergeron, who has been
i'll for the past several weeks, was taken
to the kecne City hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. o. c. Robertson has been spend
ing few days in Boston with her daugh'
ter, Mrs II. Il. Woods of Ashuelot.
Little Dorothy White returned with W.
T.. Bellevile TO South Chelmsford, Mass,
last Friday for visit with her aunt, Mrs
I'd Bellevilc
Mr.. Prentice. Miss Prentice, Mrs Kelley
and Miss Hall of Greenfield came up by
automobile Tuesday and visited briefly at
+. w. Tilden's.
Mrs. Holden and daughter Of Lowell,
Mass. and Mrs George Staples of keene.
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID.
Taylor recently.
Rev. o. f. Kendall OF Antrim preached
last Sunday at the Congregational church
and stereopticon lecture was given by
him Monday evening.
DIR. II. l.. Brown was called TO Frank
lin one day last week by the serious Ill
ness of his father. who died the following
day. DR.. Brown returned here last Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs p A. Maginnis and little
daughter Eileen went to South Vernon
Thursday for short stay with Mrs.
Maginnis's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mack,
Miss Minnie Forbush, who has been
with Mrs. w. O. J. Martin during the
millinery season, goes to Bellows Falls
Saturday to spend Sunday before return
ing to her home in Ludlow.
The sermon at the Universalist church
last Sunday evening was the last OF the
special doctrinal series. The attendance
has been so gratifying that there Will
probably be another series in the tall.
There will be no evening services until
further notice.
James O'Brien, accompanied by f. +.
Cameron, went to Beverly, Mass, last
Thursday to get the automobile purchased
by Mr. O'Brien a short time ago. The
new machine is siX-cylinder Cameron
with an air cooled engine of 81 horse
power. Mr. O'Brien has built garage
near his home.
The w. C. I. T. meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. g. s. Howe Tuesday
afternoon of this week from 3 until D
o'clock and the members had as guests the
w. r. C. and G. A. r. The meeting was
opened in the usual order and in response
to the roll call the members of the w. e.
T. U. gave patriotic quotations, Instead
of the regular meeting the afternoon was
spent in entertaining their guests and
very pleasing patriotic program was gwen,
consisting of many songs. and readings,
which were thoroughly enjoyed. The sub
iect was What the w. G. 7. U. Has
Done for the Soldiers and Sailors, each
made clear the great work done by this
society throughout the country. Reports
were given from the soldiers homes and
work on the battleships which made very |
apparent the wonderfully good work the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
had done during the past year; The
rooms were prettily decorated with flags
and bows of white ribbon for the occasion
and large flag was draped and tied with |
large white ribbon bows over the front |
entrance. Refreshments of sandwiches,
cake and coffee were served together with |
the regulation doughnuts and cheese |
which proved an enjoyable feature. There
were 81 present at this meeting and the |
afternoon was passed in most enjoyable
manner.