The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-14

Ianges have been made in Crosley hall at
cost of 100000. The heating and lighting
mt, begun last year, is completed at a
II of $4,000.
Ice 30 inches thick is being cut on the
hds.
Mrs. A. p. FIT is visiting in New York
4 two weeks.
Miss Mabel Holmes of Boston is a guest |
Louis Davis.
Nv. w. Coe has been in Boston this
tek on business.
Miss Julia Bardwell is visiting at Mr.
ID Mrs. w. A. Priests.
Miss Mildred Brown spent the weekend
Nh classmate in Erving,
Miss Elinor O'Keefe is home from
teenfeld for short time.
Henry c. Holton has been appointed
Sstee under the Becher will.
Mrs. Hitchcock of Ware is with her
lighter Mrs. Frank Kellogg.
Eliza Smith of Hartford was recent
tst of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. FIT.
Ar. and Mrs C. H. Webster expect to
te trip south in about two weeks.
Harold Randall is clerking in the store
5C. C. Stearns outside of school hours.
Mss Hortense Zimmerman of Brooklyn
here on a visit to her sisters at Isaiah
|ody's.
4r. and Mrs. Jillson of Ashuelot spen.
n Years day with Mrs. David Ball ana
lghter. t
FRS. n Fay Smith was in Hartford sew u
IL, Ia, 80 laI he en- L.,
hl of cousin. O
harles johnson and Walter Doolttle q
e admitted to the Order of Red Men
week Thursday. h
enry Mclean drew two 2-horse loads Fl
baled hay from Jamaica to his place, a 81
hnce of 40 miles, this week.
rs Alvin George is in Amherst visiting &
c. f. Williams, who is at her fathers s.
the leak in the boiler in her house is n
fred. ,
he mothers meeting Wednesday after !; !.
at the parish house was in charge of !,
! A. G. Moody, who spoke on Training \
AFFECTIONS. {.
yr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg will live at W
\ Mortified while Mr.. Stone is abroad. i
4 Kellogg will manage the hotel affairs ia
ing his absence. W
i. and Mrs. A. L. Newton and Isabel h,
= the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Smith III
Sday. Helen Smith celebrated her pi
D birthday that day. v
] the Franklin District Medical So
meeting in the Mansion House in Il
Enfield last Tuesday Dr. A. L. Newton s,
frted on surgical cases. T.
fallace Holton has put in a new line OF W
b. He has variety of bulbs that will m
in water and bloom in short time. Oh
watch his show window. to
lord has been received of the death of II
Edith Torrey, sister of Rev. r. A. VI
ley. in Brooklyn last week. She was 46 OF
= old, and died of cancer. s a.,
death of Miss Sue HOLSTER at NJ
BIZ Stonington, Conn.,, is reported. She tn
8 home i'll sometime in December She at
4 a member of the senior class. tn
lie annual meeting for election of off eGs
of the Sewing society of the Congre- hT
bnal church was held yesterday. g.,
report will be given next week. 5lI
lie Sons of Veterans held dance in !
of Veterans hall Tuesday night. ~
1ey's orchestra furnished music. About r, y
buples attend this series of dances. 80
bring Herbert S. Stones absence S.
hd, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg and OF
liter will live at the Hotel Mortified, on
be Mr. Kellogg will superintend the go'
hess. grs
jul d. Moody of Babylon. L. l., preach NJ NJ,
D the Congregational church in Hart A. ~,
last Sunday. of which Rev S. Joseph tI,.
Echell is pastor The assistant pastor a a.,
u this church is vacant Ia,
eat interest is being shown in the min fou
show now being rehearsed to be given eff
last of February in the interest of the lTh
/ brigade There are % men who will Mi