The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

Mr., Edward {, Duntlce !. III with lneu
monla,
Mi.s Gladys >tsllman !. recovering irnm
the measles,
Miss Iva Mhtn,N !, assisting IN caring
ior Mn, Z, {, nunklee.
.eolsc Daniels moved "Wednesday to nr
llamlltnn's farm 10 Gniliorl,
Mn. &. !. StockWell j. conIalcseins from
a two weeks Illness with grip,
Hugh Bitterly is visiting his sister, Mr..
l., !. Siockwcil ia Milllmanseii,
Paul T.. .ion., II Dartmouth. l., Is vs.
iiing ii, moih.r II tharlc, frrnil-s's.
Mr.. aud M,., l., H. Wca,hcrhcad have
been housed with snip ior several day.
Mis- Jennie Curt, 81 Troy, \. Y, has
brcn q rrrni gur,t VI Mrs Laura Powers.
Mr.. aud Mn, William D. lloush,on az,
"a Boston Ia attend theh automobile show,
Hugh Luce ha- returned to his work at
T.. u. Nillcy's after a siege al measles.
Warren l.. Walker ha, recently bought
OF :. u, Williams W. blacksmith tools aud
stock.
DR.. Gwycr oi New York was IN town this
week looking after the interests of his
farm.
William Tylcr oi Dorchester has been
spending lew days with hi sister, Mrs.
j. l., Stockwell
Mr. Minnie Tyler of Marlboro i caring
tor hr,. Copeland aud Mildred, who are
i'll with measles.
Bert Fisher went to New York Friday
ON business aud spent SUNDAY with his
brother, Arthur Fisher
Mr.. Joseph Menard OF Springfield.
Mass, spent few days this week with
her sister, Miss Ida II. Fox.
Miss rAith Morgan returned TO her home
in Ludlow. Vt, Monday, after spending
a few days at +. \. knights.
Nlrs. Fanny Cotton Of Mortified, Mas,
wa 4 guest OF her sister. Miss Harriet
Warmer part OF last week.
Edward Pearl OF Mansfield. Conn. spent
Two days this week with his aunt, Mrs.
7. VI. Miles, returning Thursday.
The Needlecrafts will hold a covered !
dish party with Mrs. i. c. johnson, Forest |
street, Friday afternoon, March Is.
The 1910 club met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. \. +. Morse. \ social hour was
anioyed and dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Florence Holden has returned TO /
her home in Guiltord after having fin |
shed a very successful term of school at /
'enterville
Miss Alta and Miss Elizabeth Den.
lison teachers at the academy. will spend
he spring vacation at their home in Bern.
lrdston, Mass.
Mrs. viii Hescock returned home
Wednesday from Springfield, where her
on, Ralph, is in the hospital His speedy
ecovery is expected.
+. b. Harrison will preach next Sunday
It the Baptist church. both morning and
vening. The evening service begins at I
o'clock and everyone Is cordially invited.
The Grange Dramatic club presented
he farce, \ Perplexing Situation, for the
'eneiit of the benevolent society of the
BAPTIST church in Academy hall last eve
ling.
School closed last Friday in district No.
0 after a successful term under the di-
ection of Miss Harriet Atkinson. Harrison
'utler was not absent or tardy during the
erm Several other pupils would not have
cen only for illness. I
The Baraca class of the Baptist church
ill give a maple sugar supper next Tues.
ay evening from $50 to o'clock. followed
y social hour with music. The pro-
aeds will be for the benefit of the class
ii are cordially invited.
First Congregational church Sunday t
ervices: Morning worship at 1890 {
clock, with sermon by Rev. M. H. Shar- l
les of the Methodist church, who will ex
hange with the pastor; Bible classes at /
, o'clock gospel meeting at o'clock.
apernaum circle will meet this evening t
7.30. G
The annual meeting of Western Engine s
,mpany No. ! was well attended Mon v
ny evening and after the reading of the t
otice. a motion to adjourn to the regular t
Getting in April was carried. This action
as taken on account of the adjourned il
hool meeting being set for the same C
me as the annual meeting of the engine /
'mpany. G.