The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22

derry was IN Town TINS Ne'h'
G. r. Hodgedon oi Boston . spending
"A few days at his home IA town,
Miss Bessie Dntt0n returned 10 her
school in West Brattlchoro Monday.
The annual meeting OF the Eastern Star
chapter was held Wednesday evening
Albert Brown. who Is working IN Mari
boro. spent Sunday at his home ~ town
Alonzo Chamberlain Of North Iafollna
is visiting his father. II. II. ,hambefIa'h'
Mr.. II. J. Sage oi Jamaica spent IN
day with her daughter Mrs j, T. TAFT
Fred Osgood returned 10 his home
Thursday after short visit ~ Newlahe'
DIR. and Mrs. Parker entertained several
friend, at their home "Wednesday even.
ing.
Miss Blanche Brigham and Mrs. Ida
Howard drove to BrattlebUo last Thurs
day.
Harry Sparks and Bernard Phillips
went SATURDAY TO Saxtons River TO play
ball
BYRON Thomson returned Monday after
a weeks visit with his brother IN New
York.
Mrs. A. A. Snow is having her house
painted. r. W. Phillips Is doing the
work.
Ethel Sparks, who is teaching school in
district No. Z, Is boarding at Herbert
BARRIERS.
WILDER Snyder made the largest catch
of trout on the opening day OF the iish-
ing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Albee, with Mrs.
A. A. and Mrs. c. y. Snow, spent Sunday
in Brookline.
James Flynn, who spent the weekend
at A. r. Marsh's, returned to Athol,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Hazel Taft went Saturday to South
Londonderry where she will teach in the
grammar school.
The L. G. S. baseball team went to
Saxtons River Wednesday and played ball
with the V. A. team.
Maude Roadway of Newfane, who IS
teaching school in district No. 3. Is board
ing at G. w. Whites.
Rev. Joseph Mexican attended the mis-
sionary meeting held in the Baptist church
at Brattleboro Monday.
Mrs. f. +. Ward of Greenfield came
Thursday to spend few days with her
sister, Miss Myra Hobert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulett and daughter,
Madeline. returned Thursday from visit
of several weeks in Boston.
Bernard Phillips is working for j. ..
Folett, who is hauling stones for the new
bridge in West Townshend.
Fred Gilbert returned Thursday even
ing after vacation Of several weeks spent
in Brattleboro and Newfane.
Miss Hope Waterman, Miss Nellie IN
derwood and Mrs Moses Grout spent
Wednesday afternoon in Newfane.
Georgiana Mexican is correspondent for
The Reformer, taking the place of {. n.
Snow, who is working in New YORK
Miss Bertha Phillips and Mrs, Fred
Lawrence went to Newfane Monday to
work in the County House during court
One of the most remarkable plants IN
town is large geranium owned by MIS-.
j. H. Ware, which has 26 full blossoms or
buds.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. J. H. Underwood IN Brat,
tleboro yesterday. The burial was IN
Putney.
Mildred Palmer of Newfane spent Sat
urday, night at E. B. Batchelders. sunday
she went to Athens where she is teaching
school. A.
The Misses Lakin, who attended their
fathers funeral in Peru last week, spent
Friday night with their aunt, Mrs. Il. b.
Batchelder.
Mrs Eta Cobb Raby of Nashua, n.
RI came Friday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Lima Cobb. who is i'll at her home IN
Harmonyville.
Miss Lottie Hosley held the position, OF
,Janette Jauuith, who went Saturday to
her home in Brattleboro.
Blazing Star lodge, No. %, F. A. NJ
held its regular meeting TUESDAY evening
Loren Pierce, D. d. G. M, of South Lon
donderry. made an official visit to the
lodge
Miss Mabel Fullerton went Wednesday
to Springfield, Mass, to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. I RI Fullerton, who returned
Thursday with her to make short vlslt
at her home.
Mrs. Abbie Taft, who has spent the
w; ,,s. in New Haven with her daughter,
Mrs Charles De Ford, has been called re-
Gently to Saratoga. n. Y. by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. o. M. Holmes.
Rev Joseph Mexican will exchange pull
n;ts next Sunday with Rev. Ralph Il.
T;bbals of South Londonderry. Mr.. lib
balls will preach in the evening at the
union meeting in the Congregational
church.
Mrs. w. w. Bemis, who is training the
seniors and prize speakers in elocutlsh,
will give recital in Seminary hall next
FRIDAY. April 80. All who heard Mrs.
Remis last wear will be glad to hear her
again this year. and the time. OF all VINO
attend will be well spent. lce-cream VIII
he on sale after the entertainment.
DIR Osgood had bad accident Monday
evening while returning from Newfane.
The steering apparatus OF his machine
refused to work, and the auto took turn
over a stone wall near Mr.. Hollands. ".
Osyood was not injured, although MS
machine was badly damaged.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will speak on
tbe subject. The Man the Lord Kept
Rack from Honor, and Why? The CHRIS,
tian Endeavor meeting at $50 will be led
by DR.. Osgood, and Rev. r. IL. 1lbbals OF
South Londonderry will preach at i'So IN
the same church.
The third lecture in the course that Is
being given at Seminary hall was gwen
last Friday evening by Rev. Joseph Nc
Kean and Rev. Daniel Mcintyre ON Edu-
cation. Its Development and Future.
Music, consisting of violin selections by
AZ D.~l- Osgood and niano duets by the