The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04


at 4, T. iilll's,
Mr.. ", e. Phrll, has bern housed hs
illn~ss lhl. week,
Cad :. Sargent went 10 Iamaira Sat
uriay on a business trip.
Mrs. Z. NJ Alibor returned Monday
from a yisii in NrNtane.
Miss Giasiys Siellmann hAs been housed
BY illness ior several days,
Miss Elizabeth Rraeewel left Sunday
for a weeks visit ia l!noOklyn,
Rev. John Crane viii h. candidate al
the Baptist church next Sunday,
Niiss Marion Wilder ii Dummrrsion j.
visiting her aunt, Mr.. ", l.. Walker.
SAMUEL Brtieilcy l. suffering from
heart trouble and ]. confined To he room'
Mr.. ". \, Rond 81 Greenfield. Macs,
j. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. bond
this week.
Miss Della Miller. who has been out 81
health the greater pant Of the winter, !,
improving.
Mr.. c, II. Copeland il spending the
week in Vernon with her daughter, Mr..
W. T., Cushman.
Mn. Amy Ryan viii entertain the
euchre club tomorrow evening at her
home an South street,
A Lincoln program Is being prepared by
the grades 10 be given ~ the academy
next Friday afternoon.
Charles Lcfay and family have moved
from Dummcrston hill to G. c. johnson
cottage on the Sunset lake road.
The Woman's Benevolent circle held a
missionary meeting with Mrs. T.. II.
Davenport yesterday afternoon.
Mn. +. T. Kellogg expects TO 90 10
Shclburne Falls. Mass. next week where
she i 10 make her future home
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ". Harris have ne
turned from Nlillcrs Falls, Mass. where |
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris. |
Mrs. l.. II. Knapp returned Monday |
from Greenfield where she has been 4
spending several months at Z. |. Perry's.
Mrs. +. T.. Fisher returned Tuesday
from Lynn. Mas. where she has been 1
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. L. Miller.
Mrs. l.. +. Taylor and children came
TUESDAY for an indefinite stay with Mrs.
Taylor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Knapp.
Miss Dasie Miller of Simmons college.
Boston, is expected today for a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Helen :.
Miller.
Curtis Davis is confined to his bed by
illness. which il is feared will develop
into septicemia, as a result of a scratch on
his foot
Mrs. George Reed returned to her home
on Ames hill Monday after being under
treatment at Memorial hospital for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Christine Phelps returned Satur.
day to her home in Springfield, Mass.
after four months stay at the Better !
ley homestead.
The Capernaum circle will hold a social
in the parlors of the Congregational ]
church this evening, following the devo-
tional meeting. /,
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell left Monday for a .
visit in Fitchburg Pepperell and Boston. :
She was accompanied by Mrs. H. A. Sta !
ten of Vernon. n
Miss Helen Morgan of Charlestown, \. {
H.. and her sister, Miss Mary Morgan, a
of Ludlow. have been visitors at ID. I. ?
Perry's this week. II
Mrs. T. j. Lewis has recently received q
message announcing the serious illness
of her mother. Mrs. D. R. Lewis, at her t
home in Big Rock, I'll. ,
Louis and VIII Fletcher of Marlboro d
are victims of measles. They were taken :,
i'll while attending a social in Dummers- :, :,
ton last week Thursday. q,
Mr.. Clark of Halifax is to install a
portable mill on H. F. Weatherhead's
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large quantity of ash lumber. t,
DR.. Perry Graham, one of the medical is
staff of the Springfield, Mass, hospital, p
is spending few days with his parents, h
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham. CT
The Twentieth Century Sewing club II
was entertained by Mrs. H. F. Prefon- y
taine Wednesday afternoon. The next al
meeting will be held with Mrs. j. S.
Morse, Feb. 49, OF
Daniel and Fred Duggan. who have al
been spending several weeks at G. b. W
Prouty's left Saturday for Portland, Me-. ne
where they will resume their services in y:
the regular army. u
1t is expected that Aunt Jerusha's 10 10
Quilting Party will be presented in Acad- q
emy hall about Feb l6 under the auspl- dc
ces of the Earnest Workers association. e,
New songs and hits will be introduced, ~ ~
and the entertainment promises an even =
ing of fun.
Miss Florence R. Clark returned Mon =
day from visit to her sister, Mrs. W. E. ",
Minis. in Warren, Mass, and to her w
brother, Rev. James S. Clark, in Boston.
Her brother returned with her and will Nj
spend some time at the home Of his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs G. s. Clark. Nj
The Baraca class will hold semi-annual =
business meeting in the Baptist church
vestry at 7.30 o'clock Thursday evening:
The women are invited and a social will
follow the meeting A program is being u
arranged by the committee, and refresh r.
ments will be served. All former mem AZ;
bers of the class are urged to be pres AZ,
ant. -
The following item which was taken MI
from the Bristol News in the Hartford =
Courant is of interest to the people of
Brattleboro and vicinity: "The members
If the Advent Christian church on West
street have advanced the salary of their u
pastor, Rev. George E. Tyler, about 20 49,
Der cent. During the u years that Mr.. |
Tyler has been pastor of the church he Du
las increased the membership of the T
church in remarkable degree and the bic
society has grown more under his leader r
ship than ever before. He is now the w;
enior pastor of the town" Mr.. Tyler is w
son of the late Emastus Tyler of Yer
ION and brother of Mrs. j. L. Stock File
veil Mr. Tylers mother, Mrs. Martha |.
Tyler, is spending the winter in town 1
With her daughter. 81.
The missionary meeting of the woman's Il
ssociation of the First Congregational Tul
hurch which was held yesterday after Im
loon with Mrs. L. H. Stelmann had an II
tendance of q in spite of the storm. son
In excellent paper on The Gospel in II
pain was given by Mrs +. j. Lewis, Mo-
nd Mrs. HI. c. Harris read an interesting In
aper on The Work of the American and Elm
Voman's Boards in Spain Mrs. W E. Ii
tellmann rendered two vocal selections job
,eneral interest was manifested in the Cha
of al he