The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
West BrattlebOrO

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NE. Chamhsflin has been housed ier
several days By al attack d grip
MIS-. Enma Short and Miss flosrnoe
Cens are visiting IN Hartford. Cum
Nj. and Mrs. D, A. fas and children 81
10 Wilmington to-day ieF short visit.
The Nssdlesfails viii meet with Miss
Tlosvnsv flsl,sF next Friday afternoon
Miss Clara Davenport is visiting Mlss
fl0snee Dletinson IN Milllams'ille this
week.
n y, phelps returned Tuesday from
MANCHESTER. VI, where he had srseni q
lew days,
RsheaIsals arr in pFpgress Tor the OBJ
seTyance ~ ehildnn's day, Sunday, june
10, az bath churches.
N. A. Ralley and y, 4. knight SO 10
Springfield, Mass. Monday where they
have eonlrae, Cor stating,
II. ID, Miller aud Lemnel Miller left
Tuesday Cor Lawrence, Mas, where they
have a contract tot masonry
Mr.. Charles Hunter returns today 10
her home Ia llion, \, y, alter weeks
VIII, with d. aud Mr., q, u, Hunter.
Mir. q. II. Hunter aud daughter. Vivian,
returned Monday from Lyndon, Nd,
where they had been visiting relatives.
The moihers II the cradle.roll Of the
Rapii,i society held a meeting yesterday
afternoon with Mrs, g. T.. Reed Of Frost
Place.
Ruth Prentiss, Elizabeth Atkinson and
James Walker passed successful examina'
tons lasi week for entrance To the hish
school
Mr.. George lIcseock and son, Waurn.
oi Greenfield, Mas, have been recent
guests oi Mrs. Rhoda Sargent and Mrs.
q. Z. Washer.
Miss :. A. Alather returned Saturday
from East Orange. y. j., where she spent
several weeks at the home OF her brother,
q. f. Ma,her.
The graduating exercises Of the ninth
grad. from Battleboro academy VIII be
held in the First Congregational church,
Friday, June -.
Rev. T.. J. Lewis and family expect 10
leave directly after July for vacation
which they will spend in Plymouth, Conn,
and other towns in Litchiield county.
DIR. and Mrs. =. w Gwyer of New York
city and Miss Marcia and Miss jeanette
Wight of Trenton, y. j.. have come TO
spend the summer at their homes at sun
set Lake.
Mrs. II. o. Halliday entertained the
Twentieth Century Sewing club Wednes-
day afternoon at her home. The next
meeting will be held June %, with Mrs.
T.. NJ. Goodenough.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Clark expect to
leave tomorrow for lonkers, y. u, going
via Burlington and. the lakes, taking the
Hudson river trip on their way back. They
are to be away a week
The ninth grade will conduct a sale OF
doughnuts. pies and other homemade
foods at the academy ON Friday afternoon
of next week. The proceeds will be used
in defraying the commencement expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow left yester-
day for Boston to attend commencement
at Tufts college The class OF 1900, OF
which Mrs. IjIgelow was a graduate, hold
its first reunion and banquet this session.
son.
Mrs Eleanor Richardson has returned
from Dorchester, Mass, where she spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. j. q.
Knapp, ands will spend this month with
her son, I. Il. Richardson before opening
her own home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Robb and son, Roger,
have been guests of Mr.. Robbs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robb this week.
Judge Robb and family are en- route from
Washington, d. c., to their summer home
at Falmouth, Mass
Miss Helen Bigeow, who has been a
guest at Prof. f. F. Harding in Brooklyn
since her arrival from Tarpon Springs, |
Fla, two weeks ago, came Tuesday to
spend the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary A. Bgelow.
Mrs. Ella Doneson has received q letter
from her daughter Mrs. 4. r. Thurber.
which was mailed Sunday at Winnipeg,
stating their trip had been pleasant and
~ Al Lnl 10 ooo1 After IpaN- |
ing Winnipeg they were to go to Brandon,
w f. Stellmann has sold his house on
South street to Mrs. +. T. Blodgett. |
Possession was given at once and Mr..
Blodgett's family will move there next
week Mr.. and Mrs. Stellmann will oc'
cupy C. r. Dunklee's house until they de-
eide on a permanent home
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ernest Clark and
three children of Sivas, Turkey, sailed on
the Columbia of the Ostean- American line |
from Constantnople May %, and are eX-
pected to arrive in New York Sunday.
They will come to the home of his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Clark, Monday for an
extended visit.
The annual mceting of the board OF trus,,
tees of Brattleboro academy was held
Wednesday evening at II. +. Weather.
heads. The old board of officers, pres:-
dent. Rev f. j. Lewis; vice-president, w.
S. Newton; secretary, H. F., Weather
head; treasurer, DR.. c. s. Clark, and the
prudential committee, Mr. Lewis, Dr.
Clark and A. W. Stowe, were reelected.
First Congregational church. Rev. e. J.
Lewis pastor Residence, 800 Western
avenue. Devotional services for the week:
Sunday morning at 1870 O'Clock, sermon
by the pastor; theme, The Most Wonder
full Things; u o'clock, Bible classes;
o'clock, gospel service; Tuesday evening
at 73O O'clock, church prayer meeting;
meeting of Capernaum circle Friday even
ing at 7.3O o'clock. All are welcome.
Baptist church, E. s. Harrison minister.
Devotional services for the week. Sunday,
1890 a. M, sermon by Mr.. Harrison.
o'clock, Bible classes; o'clock, gospel
service with short address. Church prayer
meeting Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
Following the regular prayer meeting.
special business meeting will be called for
the purpose of electing a new treasurer |
to succeed f. R. Thurber, who has moved
to Canada.
Robert Graham inflicted an ugly wound
in his forehead Wednesday morning by be-
ing hit by the back of an axe while split
ting wood He was at work under a
clothes line, not knowing it had been
strung, when the axe caught In the llne
and glanced in such a manner that 1t
struck him cutting cash about two inches
long across his forehead. 1t was shortly
after 4.3O o'clock and he did not have
the wound dressed for some time. He has
not been incapacitated from his business
although it has been painful wound.
A. tho regular meeting of Western En-