The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-14
EAST DUMNiERsTON.

Miss Nellie Spaulding was At home sun
day.
W, J Ray. who has been III. is reported
better
Lowell Patch with his family has moved
to the John Barrett farm in Putney.
Mrs. u. VI. Reed Of Putney was a guest
Wednesday Of Mr. and Mn L. ~ Reed
! Mr. and Mrs g. F. Wellington went
There are a few cases Of whooping- cough
reported to Health Officer 4. Z. Robbins,
Mrs. W f Walker is i'll and Miss Mi.
ncrva Crosby j. her extra help in time OF
need.
George Day OF Millers Falls was recent
guest of Miss Minerva Crosby at c. y.
| Crosby's.
The Ladies Benefit society will meet
Thursday afternoon Jan. 20, with Mrs +.
H. Brown.
Mrs. Frank Douglas OF Leverett. Mass,
has been a recent visitor of her cousin,
Mrs George Crosby
Miss Jennie Hills. who spent the holiday
vacation at Mrs s. y. Holton's. has re-
turned TO Fitchburg, Mass.
Arthur Laughton's daughter. Marion
has been on the sick list also Evelyn,
younger daughter of W. A. Miller.
Mrs Augusta Bennett, Mrs A. A. b.
Patch. Mrs. +. II Brown. and w. F.
Walker went Thursday to Guilford to Pc
mona grange.
Rev J. S. Cogswel will preach Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
from the text, Romans LOO Evening ser
vice at o'clock.
The Ladies' club will hold social with
Mrs A. +. Miller Wednesday evening. Jan.
10. Cake and coffee will be served. All
are cordially invited.
is with her daughter, Mrs +. w. f. Dyer |
and Miss Beatrice Howard is assisting in |
the work OF the household.
Fifteen pleasureseekers attended the
supper, play, and dance at West Dummer
went with w, F. Walker, who personally
The cold weather is giving good ice
harvest. and ce-houses are being filled with
an excellent quality OF ice. The majority
Of farmers now class ice as necessity in.
stead of luxury.
Posters are out telling of the good things
% be expected at the dedication of the
lew grange hall Jan. 81 Supper, ad
lresses, music. and dance, and other at
FACTIONS scheduled ought to insure a full
rouse. Supper will be planned for crowd.
NJ. F. Evans attended Monday evening
he installation of officers of Wantasti-
Iuet lodge, !. O. O. f., in Brattleboro,
where Fayette Miller, one of Dummer-
tons boys, now of Brattleboro, was hon
red by being installed noble grand. Dunn
nerston watches out for honors bestowed
n her boys.
The annual roll call and church dinner
lst week was enjoyed by those attending
hough the extreme cold kept some away
,etters and greetings from absent mem /
ers were read. l.. L. Stark sang, and t
lev. j. S. Cogswell made remarks. A @
ountiful dinner was partaken of, and it
-as considered a profitable and enjoyable /
ccasion. Statistics of the number of O
hurch members, etc, have not been given. d
ut they would have been of interest to n
lany.
Mrs. Amy C. Mansfield, who is spend D
lg the winter with her niece, Mrs. Ran $
I'm Farr. sent a letter to the church last 4
as read at the annual roll call. The let n
n conveyed the earnest love and interest q
lie writer had for the church and the peo-
e with which she has been connected for j.
ore than three-score years. Mrs. Mans 2
I'D is in her S7th year, and is in comfort =
de health, and that time has not i'm
tired her mental faculties is evidenced by
n beautiful letter to her beloved church. :,
The installation of the officers of Even G
g Star grange for 1910 took place Tues eli
v evening There were about 100 per- t.
ms present to witness the ceremonies d.
r. and Mrs. H. w. Sargent were the in e e
alling officers, and performed their duties G,
an almost fautless- manner. Much Ju
actice makes perfect. and they have OF
arly. if not quite. reached the perfect M
ark in installation work. Past Master rs
H. Brown took the masters chair while ali
f. Walker was being qualified. Mrs. i
ma Tenney sang Nearer My God to A.
lee and BEST Be the Tie That Binds as
1T of the installation exercises. Speeches,
ks, and supper followed the installa- -,
n exercises A large party from Ches- 81
field. n. H.. and another from West !
was present.