The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18
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eh q husihess ,fip THURSDAY
The Isnltai NsImoni railway has pat
Telegraph Instrument ~ Tie station,
Mr.. William paIlrian al Miniham VA
in TOM lasi Ne,k FALLING on iriends
Guy Nielsen, Henry Mils. aud % b. l.
o,gaei slent TUESDAY ~ hialll.liai"'
E,rl l.omr. rhailrs Evans and Ne az
Mfs, g. y. SNOW slrhi Monday ~ halliN
hnro,
Milo. n. tone al Manrhr.isl Ma. "a
town TUESDAY, visiting his sis,rt, Mr. Ma
lisns0n,
The Ladies AID ,orirly mrl yrslrriaS
afternoon ~ the RaWisl Nrslp 1" hh''l
tying quilts,
Mildred Palmer came from hel home 4
NrNianr Monday a. sl'rnd some time VIII
y, u, HalcheldrT
Lhils elena Prince fell from the stain
the other iay. cutting h-f head badly hn'
l. getting along nicely,
Herbert BENSON i. At Frank Martins ~
with mraslus iiis mother e up iIom hral'
ilchoIo caring Tor him,
Mr., and Mn, Bert Batter. Of 'lamaiea
aud ION, WAYNE, visited Mr., hrfnri'
Kid,ltr la.t "Wednesday,
Mr. and Mr.. =, : Brown attended, ih,
funeral af M Browns uncle, Willard
Brown. in llroolline TUESDAY,
Mr.. :. /. Cobb aud son, larold, ir'
turned 10 their HON. IA Londonderry M"i'
day after few day. visit here,
William llolhrook returned "Wednesday
to hi home ia Fairfax alter 4 lew daAs
visit at hi. fathers, II, u, Holhrooks'
Harry aud Winnie Stevens, children Of
Frank Stevens oi Stookllne are making
then home At Horace Galr's Tor the winter.
Nlrs. Gracia Davidson OF Newiane visited
her daughter. Mn. Lulu Osgood, last week
aud attended the roll call at the Baptist
church
The Home club had an ENJOYABLE time
tying string. into Z bedlulll at MIS- nusah
Ross Tuesday. There were eight ladies
present.
Rev. Joseph Mexican l. spending this
week in Springfield visiting his daughter.
Mn ;. G. Swift, aud IN Worcester visiting
hi sister.
Mr., Martin Sparks returned Tuesday
from SaNtons River where she has been
spending few DAYS with her mother. Mn.
Gale. who is very i'll,
The town flower just now seems TO be
the calh lily. An unusual number OF these
beautiful flowers are in bloom at this time
in many homes here.
Earl Hamlin has purchased a lumber lot
ON Buck hill OF c. q. Stebbins and Is draw
ing log to the mill. Alton Holden l.
driving team for him.
Mrs. Emma Eddy, who has been i'll with
grip, is better and now Mrs. Fanny Per
kins, who is visiting her. has come down
with measles and is quite i'll.
Heard on the wire: Hello, darling! j.
your father at home. Oh. gone to Brattle.
boro for the day! III be right down.
There are lots of ways to cut lee.
At the morning service in the Congre'
yational church next Sunday the pastor
will preach on the theme. Masks, Are lou
Wearing Oney All are cordially invited,
Victor Boyden OF Brattleboro was seen
shoveling snow in this village Wednesday;
He wasn't bit mean about it, either; and
seemed willing to let anyone rush right IN
and help out.
Albert Cater has lust received the news
of the death of his steDmother. Mrs. Eliza.
beth (Stainer) Cater, at the residence OF
her late husband, James Cater, IN Sails
bury, England.
John j. O'Neil of Bratteboro was in
town Monday to try and make arrange
e., tin chpp nd nj
business. 1t is hoped that he found every |
thing satisfactory.
Miss jeanette ,Jaquith, the station agent,
is changing from her boarding place at
George Hebb's to light housekeeping. at
Mrs. Hodgdon's. She was in Vernon We'd
nesday to get her goods,
Rev Joseph Mexican will take for his
topic next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church, The Volunteers. At the union ser
vice in the evening at the same church the
topic will be The Other Fellow.
The Home club will meet next Friday,
Feb. 25 with Mrs. Mary Phillips at her
home on South Main street. Please remem-
Der, this means work. Every member
should be willing to do her part and not
leave it for few.
Royal Sanderson, our weather man, re-
ports fall of IS inches of snow this winter
which is more than any other winter since
1888, the time of the big blizzard. Our
lowest temperature here in the village mas
been Is degrees below zero
At the Dorcas Guild meeting last week
At Mrs. Fred. loves there were l6 members
present, who spent a very pleasant after
noon sewing for Mrs. Mcintyre and the So
ciety. Two new members were added
Misses Cola Martin and Hazel Taft
The West River grange held a special
meeting last Friday evening and the fol
lowing five new members were voted in
Mrs. George Hebb, Mrs. Albert Barry;
Miss Olive Pierce, A. ID. Meacham and
LYLE Bachelor. Don't forget grange meet
ng tonight.
Mrs. E. B. Batcheder is in receipt of a
etter from John Burnham, former
rownshend, boy, He has been ships sur
yeon on the Hamburg American line OF
steamships for some years and has travelled
He. is now on the D. >.
Prinz August Wilhelm.
The students of Leland and Gray. SEM
mary will give the play, Willowdale, at
South Londonderry Feb. %. The cast will
be the same as in the recent production In
his town when visitors from Londonderry
considered it good enough, so they made
tempting offer to have it produced there.
Mrs. Fred Hewlett and daughter, NADIA
inc, have returned from two weeks VISIT
n Dummerston Center where she has been
caring for her sister, Mrs Frank Goodrowe,
who has been i'll with appendicitis, Mrs.
5oodrowe underwent an operation by DR.:
Wells of New York city and DR.. Miller OF
Brattleboro and is now recovering.
Fred Hodgdon returned to Boston Mon {
Law after two weeks stay with his moth
n. Mr.. Hodgdon is marine engineer ;
1ow being employed on the S. s. Belfast,
which runs between Boston and Bangor.
His brother, Edward, is an engineer on the
same boat, while Ernest is studying a differ.
mt sort of machinery, the machinery OF
aw. He has graduated from Yale and is
1ow taking the ost-gradIate course at the |