The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27
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Tn Painam 81 Rral,lel'oro sp'ni f''
day ia iogn, A..
Mi.s Alcr.,l. Wheeler wa' at home
oyuT SUNDAY, -,-,...
Ernie nry Ia. been roocnl VISITOR
al John jenkinH''
q n Iurk vt Rochester, \, " was "
the Inn over sunday
n N Wilder of Grand folks, ~ w.
cam, to H. hotel Monday
The Fishers arr al settled IN Mr. "
A. Shows tenement
Mrs N. :. Watson went friday I"
WosimoIeand, \, H.
A regular meeting Of the Masons was
held Tuesday evening,
Hahn Rock returned Tuesday nom
Springfield, this state
Charles willard went on business
trip 10 Waplsboro Thursday
Mir n. D. Phillips and son, Bcrnani'
spcni Monday in Raitleboro.
o,,ce Chase lcfi Monday for SiraI'on
wborr ,he j. teaching school.
q II. Min. Las been visiting Harry
Franklin during the past week.
n Ware went Monday ON a bust.
ncss Trim 10 south Londonderry,
Nh. grrd Smith of Bmitlchoro has
becn visiting Mir. Frank Pierce
Mr.. Shcrwin 81 Bratllehoro came Sainr
DAY TO the home OF John jenkins
Nlrs. Frank Lawrence has returned IRON
A visit with her parents IN Newiane'
Misses Cola Martin and Ethel Sparks
visited school Monday in Braitleboro,
y;rgil Ranney 81 Ncwfane, came, Tues
doy and planted MIR. Pmmb's garden
Mir. Harry Cudworth Of Northampton
Mas. i visiting at Eugene Cndworlhs'
n. C. Clemens and family OF fntney
visited at j. H. Wares last Thursday
O $. Higgins and y w: Higgins oi
U;nsdale \. H., we've at the hotel Wed
nesday.
Mis-. Edith Sanders came SATURDAY
evening to spend the summer win h''
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Franklin attended
the grange meeting IN West ioWhshenu'
Friday evening
Ioina Davis has finished work at ar
thur Grcenwood's and Is now WORKING
at John Grouts.
@ ID. Delap, a boiler inspector, ana
Mrs. Delap Of Hartford were IN town on
business Tuesday
An examination for free tuition Tor az
vance instruction will he held IN the VII
lore school here June and g.
Mrs. Sarah Faulkner returned to Brat
tleboro Monday after spending q lew
DAYS with her brother, +. X. DAVIS.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been visiting heI
hrother Clarence, OF Truesdell, returned
MONDAY TO her home in Colrain, Mass.
Friends of Lemuel Van Schaiek will be
Glad 10 hear. that he has accepted posi-
ton rs principal of a school in New YORK
city.
Miss ,Jaqueth spent the weekend IN
Nov Jondon. Conn. Leon Stevens TOOK
her nlace al the station during her alb
sence
Edwin Parker picked large handful
of ripe wild strawberries Monday, Nay
%. in Mr. Mason's pasture on Iwitcheh
mountain.
Al the union service next Sunday even
inc in The Baptist church, the minister
will preach ON the subject, Sheol, Hades,
Gchenna and Hell.
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Wheelock, and
son, Allen j., came Tuesday from semen
ectady, n. y. and will remain at the no
tel for few days.
Mrs. C. L. Bruce, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Blood, during the
mast three weeks, returned TO ner NOME
in New York Saturday
Mrs. Eta Ward came "Wednesday IN an
automobile with DR.. {. q; Wheeler ol
Rrattleboro to stay few days with her
sister Miss Myra Hobert.
RAYMOND Starr who is attending Al
bonv Commercial school, came Friday Tor
a week's STAY with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs +, l.. Hastings,
The baseball game which was to have
been PLAYED played at Newiane Saturday
between Brattleboro high and l.. q. >.
was postponed on account OF ram
Miss Ella Stebbins came from Spring
fold Mass Saturday and remained at
her home until Tuesday, G. q. Stebbins
accomnanied her on her return as far as
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ebert and son,
Carroll of Stamford, VT, are visiting
At " NJ, Thayer's. They took a carriage
drive through her and will return by way
of Brattleboro.
DR.. Thomas Rice and family came TO
leslie I,owes Sunday in their automopiie.
DR. Rice returned to Brattleboro SUNDAY,
bnt Mrs. Rice and Dorothy remained LOT
a short visit in town.
Rev. Joseph Mexican and Key. Daniel
Mcintyre went Monday to attend the
ministers institute which was held from
Monday until Wednesday IN the flrst
BAPTIST church in Brattleboro.
The district school pre-memorial exer,
cises were held in the Congregational
vestrv this afternoon. The program was
verv interesting and showed hard work on
the part of teachers and pupils.
povaJ Sanderson remembers distinctly
.of seeing Hallev's comet 70 years ago
on its last trip around the earth. Mr.;
Sanderson is 81 years of age, enjoys good
health and is very active for person OF
his age.
w. M. Sparks requests all trustees
members of the alumni, ana henlpeis 90 y,
the graduating class who wish ticketS ~,
fhe alumni banquet to give nm 1hell
names and number of tickets wanted, on
or before June D.
Miss Mabel Fullerton left Tuesday. 1ol
New York. She sailed "Wednesday 1ron
New York on the steamer Ma]eska, u
tha White Star line, for CherpouTg
France, and will go from there TO Na PIE
by rail and then make tour Oh 'iie co'
tinent.
At the union service in the Congrega
tionaI church next Sunday, morning pei or
the Orchard post and Rellef corps oi tI u
G. A. r., the pastor will take as MS SUI SUI,
iect. The Statesman In forelgi IN.
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