The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
WILLIAMSVIILE.
This Village is Assured New Grange
Hall.

| \ grange hall L. an assured thing. Inc
soliciting committee had about $1,000 sub
scrhed fOr the hrst days work and con
| siderable has already been added to that
sum. No definite plans have been reached
at present. only that the building will
stand on the land between G.. T. Manches.
ters house and the Methodist church thi>
| land having been gwen by G.. u. Williams.
| At a special meeting of the grange Tues
day evening Master ID. X. Stedman, II. \.
| Williams, f. T.. Willard, $. II Morse and
| W h. Wheeler we're chosen a. a building
committee to make further arrangements
and plans 1t has not been the intention
of the soliciting committee TO overlook
anyone and If any former resident now liy-
ing elsewhere wishes TO give, their con
tflbutionS may be sent to \. j. Morse, col
lcctor or the secretary of the grange
Delbert Pierce spent Sunday in Towns
bend with his aunt.
f. j. Fairbanks went to Springfield,
Mass. Wednesday on business trip,
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Bailey of Agawam,
Mass. are spending several days IN town.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Sias kenney at Newfane sun.
day.
Miss Lena Aher and Kenneth Thayer of
Brattleboro spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Atwood OF Bratte
boro have been visitors at G. I. Manches
ter's the past week.
The first and second degree will be con
ferred at the regular meeting OF the grange
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. II. Willard and daughter Doro.
thy attended the Universalist fair at Brat
teboro last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Sparks has returned from
her visit in Brookline. Miss Edna Marsh
and mrs Arad Fellows came with her.
Wiliamsville grange has accepted an in
vitatiOn to visit Protective grange of Brat
tleboro March 9. and will furnish the en-
tertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dickinson went
to New York city Tuesday. Miss Mamie
Plat of Newfane will stay with Mrs. Eliza
Dickinson during their absence.
Misses Helen Lewis and Belle Green
wood went to TownsheLd yesterday to at.
tend the play, Willowaale, which was Civ
en- by the seminary students last evening. |
Miss Carlotta Williams, who has taught |
the past two terms of school at South |
Newfane. has been engaged to teach the |
grammar school in this village the coming |
term.
Miss De Graux, the nurse who has been
caring for o. l.. Sherman during his recent
illness, was called to Brattleboro Tuesday
to care for her mother, who had fallen and
broken her wrist.
Mrs Jessie Lamson was married last
Wednesday in Colran to Ernest Daven-
port of Greenfield They have been in
,own this week picking up Mrs. Daven-
ports goods and moving them to Green
ield.
Marion Sherman and Aaron White came
home from Goddard seminary, Barre, Sat-
Irday night The school was placed un-
Ter quarantine Sunday, a case of scarlet
ever having developed in the building last
week. No new cases were reported and
hey returned the middle of this week
The play, Old Acre Folk, will be pre-
ented to the public next Wednesday eve
ling. The cast: The deacon, Caleb Evans,
John Lewis: the deacon's wife, Emma
eliza, Mrs. Lena Washer; the deacon's
on, Jaffray Frank Stratton; the deacon's
laughter, Mary Jane, Mrs. Nellie STRAIT
on the squire, Aaron Playfair, Oren Boil
ter; the 'squire's daughter, Liz 'beth Ann,
Mrs. Clara Perry; the squire's housekeep-
+, Priscilla Prim, Mrs. Lila Willard; the
ountry boy, Eben Ham, d. r. Stedman:
Ohm Hardy, the tramp Frank Manches-
err the constable, Ike johnson, Alton !
Iorse. The play will be followed by a i
upper. This is the first of series of
lays to be put on, the proceeds of which
o to the building fund The next one q
ill be given the last of February, while a
bird comes some time during March. !