The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
West BrattIebOrO

fAFAtN AAfhtt - ~ AAtA Ht-esssf
j. l., sleskwell is visiting IN iiosloa chi
week.
Mn T.. ". Chase and sou, liaIoid, AZ
III Nilh sFiP,
Miss Josephine fhslIs i eoAValessla
if0n her Ieesnt lllno~,
c. u, fsitas Il iis.iaa .fshi Sunday an,
Mohday Al A, y, liills's,
nnly ons sase IL measles is noW tri,eli
sd, that al tlar@e haIHsy'
nenion Smith II Norwich university !
al heme toF the Easter Vaealioh,
Miss Gladys Sisllmann Is out this Neel
after heins house.l a month hy lllness,
The Baptist SUNDAY seheal viii hold IL
annual Faster oone~It Sunday Al J =, NJ
g. ", Rriss. and family rSI~ei 10 mos'
10 Montague, Mass, At an earth date, Nhri'
be has employment,
Mr., and Mrs, II, y, Shipman returned
yesterday from boston WHERE they attend
ell the automobile show,
Miss Nelie Mather Is a, the home of heT
brother, q, y, MatheF In East uangr, y,
j., for an indefinite stay,
Mr.. VIII Burt with her two daughters
have gone Ia live with her pannis, Mr.,
and Mrs, George Barrett.
Mr., Ellen llolion returned Tuesday
from New York and Springfield, Mas,
where she spent the winter
Tulirld Raymond sold his personal prop
eiiy II auction "Wednesday aud will move
his family 10 llolyoke, Mass.
Tie men's league 81 the Congregal lonal
church viii serve sugar supper Nrih"s'
day al q O'Clock Al the church
James Ia Chance and Miss Catherine
Belle Crossman we've married Feb. II at
the parsonage by Rev, u. j, Lewis,
Mrs. Anna Evans aud Mr. and Mr., l.,
j. knight, who have been Spending the
winter IN Boston, have returned 10 their
home on Mclrosc street,
A, l.. Parker Of South Vernon began
work Monday in l., =. Bonds blacksmith
shop for w. l.. Walker who bought out :,
y. Williams. Mr. Williams has gone %
Wilmington.
Winthrop and Ruth Helyar came yestcr-
day from the Vermont academy al Sax
tons River 10 spend the Easter vacation
with their mother, Mrs, \, VI, ilelyar,
They were accompanied by Miss Lilias
Banning
with Mrs. !. c. johnson on Forest street
last Friday afternoon. The pretty deco
rations and dainty refreshments were in
remembrance of 81. Patrick and approp.
rate souvenirs were received by all.
II. F. Weatherhcad, agent for the +. A.
Strout company. has sold small farm he
longing 20 Thomas Dix Of llinsdale TO Mrs.
j. l.. Shaw lie has also sold :. T.. Rogers
farm Of 20 acres in Hinsdale to Rev. VI. j.
0steyee OF northern New York.
Miss +. MAY Chamberlin came Wednes-
day from Elmira, \. Y. where she has been
under treatment for several weeks for a
rheumatic trouble. and will spend some |
time with her mother. Mrs. \. :. Cham. |
berlin, before reSnming her position as |
matron at Marquand Hall in East North
field, Mass.
james Helyar and Dana Gilman have |
recently formed a partnership IN survey
ing. drafting, blue printing and other
branches Of mechanical work. At present /
Mr.. Helyar is employed in the survey OF
The prospective line Of railroad TO be built
by the Boston & Maine company from
n. H., to Brattleboro
The Near and Farther Lights society Of
he Baptist church held missionary meet
Susie and Ellen Miner. The subject for
we're given by Miss Kate Wheeler, Miss
lara Davenport and Mrs. II. II. Thurber.
\ social followed. There was a good at
enhance.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine R. Hey
wood. who died last week Tuesday, was
,eld Friday afternoon at O'Clock al her
o,,o Do. AnJrou- Herman roctnr pf |
ant Michaels Episcopal church officiated
nd the quartet from the church sang ia
orite selections. The bearers were +. f.
Usher, Fl. f. Weatherhead, W. l.. Walker
nd j. L. Stockwell. Burial was in Meet
1g House Hill cemetery. Among the
elatives and friends present from ont of I
own were j. j. Bell and Mrs. Catherine I
.ittredge of Springfield, Vt, and Mrs. F.
;. Gerish of Boston. {
f. A. Knight has sold his mill to Rem y
'ew & Gibson of South Regate, VT. Pos I
,ssion will be given April l. Mr.. Knight
as not decided on his future business He
as been engaged in the mill business in a
lis village for nearly 90 years. He was v
rst in company with w. w. Whitaker il
nd later with w. L. Walker, c. R, Prem
SIS. and during the last four years he has n
,nducted the business alone. In connec. \
on with the grist mill he has conducted {
ood-work iobbing and an extensive stove q
God business. The new proprietors have
red house of Mrs Bailey and the tene G
ent over j. J.. StockwelPs store. II
First Congregational church Sunday ser d
ces: Morning worship at 1890 o'clock, C,
aster service as follows: Organ prelude,
stermorgan; anthem, Calvary, Rodney :,
alling: solo, Easter Eve, Gounoud, by Il
rs. Lillian Stellman; anthem, Hosan- a,
ii, Granier; postluds. Unfold We Portals, re
ounoud. The subject Of the sermon is
lie Eternal Reasonabeness of Righteous =,
IS. Bible classes at - o'clock. There ID
II be no evening service on accounty OF :,
e union Easter service in the Baptist =,
urch. The Capernarm circle will meet a.
is evening at 7.3O. Special music will be y
ndered at the morning service, including
los by Miss Eleanor Richardson and Miss pc
ara Thurber and violin selections by Sc
ISIS Maude Miller, and an Easter concert of
the children of the parish will besgiven M
the church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. m
| are welcome.
The Ten Demandments. Ii
A o,,;ey;l1a ,nappfaotu hac nosted >.