The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13

Mafeehal Neil ftAsas scfe stfesn over
the elolh, while candles, with hass shades,
lhmw soi, light eser everything.
r0asis NeIc given Ia the hoalih AMI
hap,,in-s. al The hElis AMI grnom-io,',r,
At the end IL which each snosl df.N her
tiny l.ouluei from lheornierpieee,
Mr. iirli-Ilsy ~ on the engineering
.iafi az the Connecticut state highway
commission 81 Nb,ch james II. Mcdonald
l. the commissioner.
Mrs. &. :. Sauires visited In Hartford
the first 81 the week,
y. T.. Maiher Is cat after beins housed
several days with grip,
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. N. Alice visited in
Iownshend over sunday
Mr.. and Mr.. George Gibson arr visit
ing relatives Ia Topsham this week.
Mrs. :. n. Sawyer Is expected To W.
turn today from visit IN Burlington
The Ne~llccraits will meet with Mrs,
II. q. Halliday mex, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. c. :. Clark u visiting her dangh'
ter, Mr.. ". T.. Minis. IN Wafrcn, Mass
G. T.. Ingram has recently had telc
phone installed in his house. call .i3'l2'
r. u. Dcming Of Springfield. Mass, is
spending the week at NJ. T. Chamber
linz.
Dr. =. ". Gwyer Of New York has
been spending a pan al the week IN
town.
The Luther Dustin farm in district No.
q will he sold at pubic auction Saturday
May ~.
Mr.. aud Mr.. !. 4. Winter and Young
child visited relatives IN Westminster
over Sunday.
| {. :. Squircs and T. H. Prciontalne are
working in Townshcnd this week Tor W.
J, Pcntland, jr.
Mn. !. G.. Peek 81 Worcester Mass,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. II. c.
Squires. Friday.
John Helyar Of Burlington is spending
a few DAYS at the home Of his mother,
Mr.. 4. VI. llelysr.
The 1910 club was entertained and held
regular meeting yesterday afternoon at
Mr. g. II. Barrctts.
II. y. Wilder has been spending the
last two weeks at the home OF his son,
ID. II. Wilder, IN Putncy.
Miss A. H. Gould OF Boston Is visiting
her mother. MIR. Laura Gould. and her
sister. Mrs. A. VI. llelyar
Miss Susan f. Clark left Monday for
! Cincinnati. O., to attend the national fed
Grafton of woman's clubs.
Mrs. ]. l.. Stockwell visited at the
| home OF her brother, + l.. Tyler, IN
Mortified, Mass, Tuesday.
The ninth grade will conduct a food
sale in the academy building this after.
noon from 800 TO $50 O'Clock.
Miss Octavia Matthews left yesterday
Tor her home in Vineyard Haven, Mass,
after a 10 days visit in town.
c. 4. Clisbee and family and Charles
| Little of Revere, Mass, are visiting at
Mrs. Alice Richmond's this week.
Mrs. Harriet Marsh and daughter. Miss
Carrie Marsh. are with Mr.. and Alrs. ID.
| w. Harris for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Bond plan TO leave
the first Of next week for weeks visit
in Greenfield Mass. and vicinity.
MIR. W. +. Stelmann and Miss Frances
VI. Stellmann visited Mr.. and Mrs. T..
II. Miller in Dummerton yesterday.
Mrs d. l.. Herrick of Mortified, Mass.
came Wednesday to attend the meeting
of the Twentieth Century Sewing club.
:. =. Williams formerly blacksmith in
town. has recently purchased the shop
in Jacksonville and moved to that town.
Mr.. and Mrs l. G. Crosier are moving
from North Main street to the home OF
Mrs. Crosier's mother, Mrs J.. L. Clark.
Miss Marion Fisher, who has been Sc
riously i'll for several weeks with measles
and complications. is somewhat improved
at this writing
Lewis Sylvester OF West Dover has re-
Gently purchased +. l.. Roberts's farm on
o. al Tn
here this week.
Mrs. r. p. Wheeler underwent an
operation Wednesday at Memorial hos
pital. At present she is reported as De-
| ing very comfortable.
Don't forget the band opera, Pirates
| of Penzance. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, May Is and 10. Special cars will
run after each performance.
| Mrs. Hannah Prentiss and Mrs Way
| land Adams of Windham, we're guests
of Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Prentiss. during
the Sunday school convention.
Mrs. II. G. Squires. Mrs. b. S. Miller,
Mrs. c. S. Higley and son Homer attend
ed the auction at the home OF the late
George Ames in Marlboro Tuesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hadgraft and son
Ray left Monday FOR their home in
Akron, O.. after visiting Mrs. Hadgrafts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Phelps.
Mrs. c. r. Prentiss, Mrs. w. N. Newell
and Miss Florence Fisher leave for Wash
ington, d. c., Wednesday to attend the
Worlds Sunday school convention.
Mrs. J. f. Harrison left the first Of
the week to join her husband at Mt
Hermon, Mass, after spending some time
with her sons, K. S. and Percy Harrison
Mrs. C. J. Stockwell entertained the
Twentieth Century Sewing club Wednes
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be held May %, with Miss Z. E. Weather
head.
First Congregation church. Services |
will be held as usual throughout the
week. There will be preaching Sunday |
morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
f. J. Lewis.
Miss Dasie Miller expects to return the
first of next week to resume her studies |
in Simmons college, which will be re-
opened, the quarantine for scarlet fever |
having been raised.
William Dowty of Maiden, Mass, has |
been spending part of the week at the |
Betterley homestead with his wife who |
has been a guest there for several weeks. |
They returned to their home yesterday.
Mrs. Il. A. Covey mas returned from
Memorial hospital where she recently |
underwent an operation for the removal
of a growth on the left side of her
forehead She is making good recovery.
D. NJ. Stockwell of South Hadley, |
Mass came Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Samuel Betterley. He will |
spend week or ten days at his Dunn
merston hill home, getting it in readiness
for occupancy this summer.