The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28
EOrthfeLd, Mass.

'rsd iinlion ls drawing We for NaFth
u creamery,
lip. \, =. Eta w,amsd TUESDAY frol
lsil IN New York,
lin. Emma Dagsrsl Franklin ]. lk
sl II Me, llshY Mclean,
Ne ramst ia the western sky aiIsl
bsei is watched With graI interest,
liss Minnie Wanlrn returned fues,la,
m visit 10 fl,ehbaFg and auckland
H.. kenney has moved HE family int
place formerly owned ~ Mr., juliet.
lis. clara Moody rriunei lac, Salur
innm a Vlsit al her sisters ~ Hrnok
lirs, John Rasles 81 Springfield v
ne with her parents, Mr. aud MR., A
Newton,
Applicants for the work 81 taking The
A.us should make application TO A. W,
nttof. seleclman.
Ihe q. y, :. held meeting "Wednesday
ht. when the newly elected oiiieefs hllei
fir various ehairs,
nirs, Jennie whiimonr has recovered
IN her illness q several months and j.
charge ~ her store again,
lr. and Mr. kiddrr are IN Ncg York
several days Mr., kiddrr will attend
furniture show while there.
pli.-es Either aud Agnes Graham have
ufns,l 10 the high school again, Their
cr did not have mumps a. was al firs'
bughi,
iis. Bertha Blew, who formerly lived
Highland avenue and Is now in Nun
Ind. Is engaged Ca he married 10 d.
bity student.
Dwight Alexander drove down from
T.; Dover last week and attended the
ssonic meeting. He took hack a load
household goods.
1he Sons of Veterans ana auxiliary
ia 10 extend their sincere thanks 10 the
Inv who assisted in making the benefit
success Tuesday night,
Mis- Jennie Burroughs Of North Lever
has returned 10 her home after sub
tuting for Miss Jennie Crelan in the
htral telephone office for a week.
'rhe mothers meeting was in charge Of
D. llamblin Wednesday afternoon a,
parish house, the subject being The
(actice OF Faith for II. Development.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hart. who has been serious.
IN. j. much better. Her son. Thomas.
his wife are with her and her son,
3ill. and his wife have returned 10 Hart
ii from their recent visit home,
Edward Bardwell. former station
snt at Mortified was visiting in town
week. II is six yearS since he was
| town. He with his daughter. Miss |
Sla. went to Montague TO visit his |
tther
LAt the last meeting OF Harmony lodge |
voted TO invite the G. \. II. and w. II. /
To use the lodge rooms until such time
they had rooms of their own in which +
meet. II also voted to put a fire es-
b. on the building
Rev. v Fay Smith attended the an.
BAL meeting Of the Congregational church
Montague last night and addressed the
kiety. During his absence the deacons
the church took charge of the Thurs.
n evening PRAYER meeting.
Founders day at the seminary will be
)ehrated Saturday. Feb. g. II will be a
|nt meeting of Mt Hermon and North.
Il seminary and meets in Mortified 4
) wear Fleming II. Revel of Chicago .
II Richard C. Morse will be the chief
bakers.
when Mr. and Mrs. Kidder came into
1T Mortified recently on their return !
I'm Winchester one of the shafts d
on the horses legs. The horse kicked
i smashed the dasher and did consid. a
lble damage before he could be con v
filed. Il
Mrs. Bessie Whittle and daughter, Miss v
|rothy, and Mr.. Frarv close their house y
hin next Monday and go to Charlemont
lere Mrs. Whittle will superintend the T.
,lsehold affairs of her brother, George e
airy. while his wife is in California for n
Teral weeks. +
rhe Y. p. s. G.. +. held its monthly r
sness meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. n i
v Smith Tuesday evening About 30 o
re in attendance. Plans were made q
sleighride when there is sufficient Z
Nv. A social time with games was en- II
ed. Icecream and cake were served. y
ir. and Mrs. Charles f. Webster left b
rthfeld Tuesday for New York and +
led on Wednesday for Key West, Fla. fl
ey may visit Cuba while away. Miss g,
Ian Alexander will keen house for d,
sses Marion and Bernice Webster dur SC
their absence and assist in the post G
ce. Fl
frs. Nellie Alexander has received a = :
-quette, from Rivera, CAL. telling of -
ich went over the town in it's recent III
hit. The residents of that town came -, ~
and conversation was carried on ~
h those in the airship. ~
harles C. Stearns, John Nye and Rob- Al
Ware attended the meeting in Am av
st last week Wednesday of the Massa on
sets Creamery association. In the M
ibtion of butter the Springfield Co re
Acf
ITS, 96k. Mortified creamery scored wi
with W points, and was well spoken da
~ the judges. re,
thursday was the day of prayer for M
eyes. Dr. Marcus Bronson, Presby- lns
an minister of note from Philadelphia. ea'
Re morning and evening in Sage ~
oel to which services the public was III y,
ted. Today begins the new term, de!
rh lasts until the last of June with pa,
avs vacation at Easter. r. "a:
he seminary girls have been busy and Ba
Gus over the mid-year examinations ed.
past week, which decide their promo rer
s. About 30 new girls arrived Mon WI
taking examinations for entrance on era
sday and Wednesday. Ethel Leaves, is
ora Chamberlain and Ruth Moore Hi,
town were among the number mil
'. George F. Pentecost has rented his we
e for one year to Mrs. Dora Allen, WIS
runs Wayside Inn. Her brotherin- Nv Nv
Horatio Bellinger. will assist her in NO
management of the place. She will W NIa
boarding house, open summer and , nnt
err. Wallace Holton has rented the I;;u;.
lge on the place Daniel Sutherland ,lci
move his family into the Pentecost n ma
house a H.
ord has been received from Mr.. and The
Golden Harper in their new home Der
funich, No Oak Mr.. Harper is The
ching in two churches there and likes yer
,astorate very much The people are is
TODD and well educated. He was con