The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
Geowe Slrallon !. N with humps

ton,
r. T., George la, been in town thi
week.
Fred Can,lin has punrhasei dn'inl
horse.
Mrs. J. +. fclch visited in winche'ie
Saturday.
$. II. Mcdonald !. working for Geors'
Shaituek.
Mrs. Ioi. Mead visited in Marlboro
last week,
Francis BARLEY oi Greenfield was ia
town Sunday,
Mis- Nellie Conway wa. at home FROM
keehe SUNDAY.
Mr.. Burt woodarl has been quite III
the past week.
Edward Tibbits was home Tuesday
from Greenfield.
Mr.. John Powers spent the day IN
kecne Saturday,
Noel Collins Of lrasburs, VI, Is visiting
at ID. A. Owens.
II, c. Holland was in Springfield Tues,
day Of this week.
Miss Nellie Redding was at home from
Bra,tlcboro Sunday.
O. G. Robertson was ia New York aud
Philadelphia last week.
G. T. Spraguc was in Springfield, from
Thursday until Monday.
Mis- Christina Robertson spent Satnr'
day in Springfield, Mass.
II. I. Fisher was in Boston and
Thompsonyille last week.
Miss H. Hazel Roberts has been visit
ing in Boston several days.
Robert Quigley OF Greenfield was at
home Tuesday Of this week.
G. NJ. Smith was at home from Boston
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Doris Powers visited in North
Walpole the first OF the week.
Wilfred Dclphy has gone TO Boston
for a short visit with relatives.
G. C. Fisk OF Brightwood came last
week for short stay in town.
Edward Hall OF Bnttleboro was a
guest at NJ. $. Leach's last week.
Miss l.. u. Britton OF Greenfield spent
Tuesday with Miss Winnie Tilden.
Mrs. Rafferty, OF Troy has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. c. Cantln.
The. Ladies' Missionary society met with
Mrs. II. H. Pratt Thursday afternoon.
The Universalist women are making
plans for their annual May breakfast.
The Amidon mill boarding house is be
ing repaired and painted on the inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. p +. Amidon went to
Boston Tuesday to remain until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper March of Turner's
Falls spent Sunday at Maurice PurcelPs.
Miss Hannah MulGns returned Friday
after several weeks stay in Franklin, n.
II.
II. II. Dole has purchased the Doolittle
house, located near his farm, from +. A.
Davis.
Mrs. Minnie Bergeron is seriously Ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emil
Gaudet.
Several from here attended the Chorus |
club concert in Keene last Thursday |
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence and son, Wilmer, of |
Orange came "Wednesday for a brief visit
in town.
John Mack of South Vernon spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. p. A.
Maginnis.
George Abbott went to Winnipeg, Can
ada today where he has employment on
the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bailey came Fri
day from Brockton Mass, for a visit at
their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Jones of Green
field visited briefly in town Sunday, COM
ing in their automobile.
Mrs. r. d. Taylor visited in Keene
from Friday until Sunday. Mr.. Taylor
also spent Sunday there.
Jennie Maynard was called to West
Cheshire Tuesday by the death of her
father, Stephen Maynard.
George and Frank Podmore were called
to Fort Edward, N. Y, Wednesday by
the death of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaughern spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Thompson, in Forest Lake.
Mrs. John johnson returned home Fri
day after spending several weeks with
relatives in New York city
The literary club met with Mrs. +.
w. Tilden Tuesday afternoon owing to
the absence of Mrs. Amidon.
Thomas Smith returned home from
Yaleyi]le. Conn. Monday and is now
working for the Ellis company.
Gov. Quinby has issued proclamation,
making Thursday, April, ~, Fast day. ana
thursday, MAY oIh, 1aipoi uoy
Miss Margaret Dale returned Monday
rom Milford N. H., where she has been
,or the greater part of the past year.
Professor Lane of Gushing academy,
Mass, will preach in the
church next Sunday.
Several from here went to Concord :
asst week to attend the encampment OF
The Woman's Relief corps and the Sons
If Veterans auxiliary.
Rev. w. F. White of Ledyard, Conn, a :
ormer pastor in this town, preached In
he Congregational church last Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. R. M. Tole and Miss Minnie n
Maginnis were called to Bennington, W, 4
Monday by the serious illness of their
ather Mathew Maginnis.
The famous Canadian jubilee singers
will give a concert in the town hall
Saturday evening, April 30. Tickets are l
IN sale at Mark s. Mann's.
William Wolfram of Hatfield spent
Sunday at G. M. Wright's, and Mrs. VOL
ram. who has been here for the past
week, returned home with him.
Miss Georgiana Scott, president OF a
sheridan Woman's Relief corps, and Mrs:
eta A. Place, past president, attended
he state convention last week in Concord.
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and t
hrs George Britton announcing the en- t.
agement of their daughter, Florence
Iazel to Frank w. DeTour of Lynn, h
lass. 81
Miss Charlotte. Smith of Stratford, g
yonn.. has succeeded Miss Helen Smith
S assistant teacher in the high school, \ !
Mss Smith is a graduate Of Wellesley u
ollege. !
Last nights production The Princess of L
, l.. Al l. l.