The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
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village "Wednesday,
Tle sanshiae slnb net lac, Saturday
Miih Mise Raih Allen,
Mlss Sadie Saith sans ~ the mora
ins service 10 tho Church last eandal
Miss stella Mirail cams "Wednesday
10 visit her mother. Ms. Alice Mise's-
Mfs. ". II. knoaliaA reported serihs
a white der sfasiag bear The river on
her farm.
Mrs. John Dewitt II nraiilel.eFa
came "Wednesday 10 Nlsli ~ Mn- Lrna
nrMiii's,
Miss Mabel Taylef ef Manchester
zane last Saturday g. visit al Land
lord henson :,
Rcy. \. :. Moore attended the sun
day school convention Ia West HIaitle'
bafa Lac, "Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Newton left Thursday
morning for \ two weeks vlsii IN her
old home. Ware, Mass,
Mr.. aud Mrs. William llescock Of
Nest RAiilehofo visited NJ Henry
llescock . over Sunday,
Mrs Ray Harrington 81 windham
came last week 10 visit hef parents,
Ne. aud Mrs. Albert Jefis
Ward Eager of New York city came
Ca Join bis wife. who u III At his
mother 5. Mr.. Henry kenneys
\. u. Maher recently purchased al
the hraiileboFo Retreat farm a pure
bred ilolsiein hull seven months old
Mrs A. II. farnum took trip 10
llraiilchoro last saturday in her new
auto. Mrs. q. X. rheTTie accompanied
her.
Mrs. Sarah Smiley. who went Friday
10 Leicester. Mass. "a visit Mr.. smi'
ley's parents, returned home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Arthur Ingram spent part Of
last week with Mrs. Philufa Moore.
Mrs. Ingram Is employed by Mrs. Mich
OILS this week,
A. Mr.. and Mrs. McAllistcr Of South
Londonderry are keeping house NJ the
Davidson Naples during Mrs. David
son = absence,
q. T.. skinner went Tuesday morning
10 Londonderry To do some surveying
and will 90 from there 20 Chester TO
work for several DAYS
In j. hoped that the repairs on the
church will be completed this week 81
that the regular service next Sunday
will be held in the auditorium.
II is reported that DIR. =. l.. osgood
of Townshcnd will be in town two
days of each week and that he will
open an office AT the Davidson Naples.
At the village meeting last week Ar
thur Warren was chosen treasurer. Mr..
Farnum, Mr.. Park and Dick Underwood
are the new trustees for this coming
year.
There have been white frosts this
week. On Saturday morning ice at
least a quarter of an inch thick formed
on dish of water which had remained
out over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. : 4. Underwood, who
are visiting his mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Underwood, will 20 TO Hinsdale the
last of this week where Mr.. Under
wood has employment.
Mrs. NJ. $. Moore. who has been at
tending the New England Peace con.
ference in Hartford. Conn, is expected
home this week and will give a report
of the meeting next Sunday.
I. $. Dutton and family of New
York city were guests at the Inn last
week. Mr.. Dutton has purchased for
summer home the place known as
the Hamlin farm in Wardsboro.
William Il. johnson of Jamaica is
making extensive repairs for Everett
NJ. johnson. Mr.. johnson is having
his residence shingled and clapboarded,
and is adding several piazzas also.
Friends of Mrs. Arthur Wellman will
be glad to learn that her operation at
Memorial hospital in Brattleboro Tues
day was successful, and that she is
gaining as rapidly as could be expect
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mack, who came
Saturday night to visit at Henry
Mack IS, have returned to their home In
Bellows Falls, leaving their little son
for two weeks visit with his grand
parents.
Howard Sprague came from Turner's
Falls on horseback Saturday to visit
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Skinner. He started for home Sunday
about 8 O'Clock and arrived
safely at 3 that afternoon.
Several of our more enterprisng citi-
zens have risen early enough to see
the comet, but nearly all agree that
instead of rising at o clock they pre-
fer to wait until the comet is visible
toward evening, which will be in about
a week s time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bush attended
the funeral of Mr.. Bush IS grandmother,
Mrs. Crane. at the home of Lorenzo
Bush in Brookline. Mrs. Crane was the
oldest inhabitant about here, being 30
her last birthday, and remarkable
woman in many ways.
At Sunday school last Sunday four
Rev. +. M. Wiswall, Mrs. c.
L. Hescock, Harriet Newton, and Ar.
thur Railway. were chosen to attend !
the seventh annual convention of the |
Windham County Sunday School So
ciety in West Brattleboro last We'd |
nesday.
Mrs. Gracia Davidson started We'd |
nesday morning for Burlington. She /
will lecture at the Woman s Christian |
union conventions in sew
en- different counties in this state, re-
turning in time for the convention
here. Most of the court people who
have been boarding with Mrs. David
son have been accommodated by Mrs.
Mary Rhoades.
Saturday morning there was seri.-
Gus fire on Mr.. Wilcoxs land, caused
by sparks flying from the engine of the
freight train. Mr.. Connarn was alone
on the section at the time, but word
was sent to Mr.. Willard at Williams
vile depot, who telephoned to Towns
bend for the help of the crew of Ital-
ians who have been employed at differ
emit places on the road since the strike
of the section men. In the meantime
friends and neighbors of Mr.. Wilcox
and Mr.. Randall, whose land adjoins,
came to their assistance and by the
time the Italians reached there had
in putting out the fire. Soon
after dinner it broke out again and
this time it proved, to be more serious