The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28
NEWYANR

Ms. Viola Chass visited ia liralilssoF
iasi SEEK,
Dsni lorssi the apple seeial a the 'e'
Ito thls evening,
Niilsfi Martin visited his SISTER, MIS-
Lacy iieslrN, Sunday,
Mn, q. D. na,ldsan Mas ~ iosn'l,st
Ia lea dals last Wexk,
Nrs lac, lln,l,t y alb Ia H. uu' 81
lisr q lea days' illness,
find smith has moved the lvsl II hl
soais 10 he nva haHr,
Ilarissa taal~lsr Was q guest AZ u y
liiehrllei's mrT sunday,
Mr. AMI Alrs, A. D llru.an 81 London
derry arr ln ioWn Tuesday,
Mr. =. 4. DrMll and frank Dewitt
b.. N.sllpi "a liTookline Sunday,
Professor AMI Mrs, Cheitir went &
New Nolk Wednesday on businrss iiil'
Mr.. lnpam. mill broke down Medn-s
day lat !. ia running order again ioial
Al,. Ella \. Eamcs ii lirallleboIo va
a guest ~ hrf son, W u, f.amrs, "'"'
Sunday,
/ Frank Rand j. at the home u hls liar
enis. Me ald Nlrs Ransom Rand, tot 4
I yisli,
Neat SUNDAY. Rev, john :, l.rfvst. q
Jamaica wall meaeh ia exchange Aili
/ Rev, ~ ;. Moore,
Mn Walter Rallou is housed wilh the
Imca.lr,. Mis, D. :, Rallou i caring i0i
her,
Nile, Ghdys Severance i with her sister
Mr., sam Ni,Nall, who b slill oh TIE
sick li,l,
q. %, Abbott ai Braiilrboru va. IA
town Tuesday booking after his lumber
Interests.
The Homeland circle met with Mrs, \.
:. Moore "Wednesday afternoon, when the
subject OF Child Labor Wa discussed.
The topic ior the Christian EndcaVor
meeting Tuesday evening l.; The most
stirring events OF foreign missionary his'
tory, Acts li:s'2?,
Mis- Lillian Chase has finished work ioi
Mrs. 4. l., Perry Ia NilliamsNillc aud y
with her parents. Mr. and Mn. T., \,
Chase, for a while.
Arrangements are being made ~ {. NJ,
Russell OF Wilmington 10 give his ilius
ifated StOIl Of the tNll War at New
tame next "Wednesday, Feb. :.
The many friends oi Miss Lucy Davi,
will be- surprised To learn Of her recent
marriage to Mir Abbott Davis. May many
happy years of welded life be- their.
Miss I.oinia Dayis OF rownshcnd spent
sunday with her mother and sisters. Mr.
DAVIS was gwen slrighride saturday.
Mis-, DNi. returned tu her work Mon
day
Mr.. Laura A. Munger, W. {, I. L.
stale superintendent OF pres work, aud
brother, Mr.. Dearborn OF Woodstock, are
at Davidson Naples i0r lew weeks va
cation.
Installation OF officers in the Masonic
lodge took place Tuesday evening at
1hosc who went from here
were Frank Dewitt, Addison Carpenter
Earl DAVIS and Frank Davis
Word has been received OF the sudden
death OF Elisha Rood, native OF New
fame, at his home in Swanton, Vt, Jan.
%. Mr. Rood was a cousin of Mn. Fred
Underwood and l.. II, Higgins.
o. Il. Wright gave his Sunday school
class a sleighride Monday night. They
were first driven TO Mr.. Wright's home
where refreshments were served and later
in the evening went to Townshend.
As Mr.. and Mis-. Henry Hescock were
Irving to church Sunday morning their
shaft was broken but neither OF the occu-
pants were hurt Friends came to their
lid and repaired the break and they drove
IN to the church.
Last Saturday evening party OF II
'oung misses and masters went on
,leghride to Townshend. \. l.. Lockwood
lrove the team that carried the merry
larty The team left here about l30 and
eturned about II o'clock. They remained
n Townshend about half an hour.
VI. F. Benson of Londonderry has |
bought out Earl Davis's interest in the |
Nindham County house and will take |
possession about March /. They are high |
v spoken of and we shall be glad to wei. !
ONE them To our village. Mr.. Davis has |
purchased farm in Londonderry and will |
move there soon.
Will Nido, who was injured last week
" slipping and falling from pile OF lum-
'er, went to the Memorial hospital in
,rattleboro Friday, where the X-ray was
pplied Mr.. Nido came back Friday
light and was taken to the home of A. L.
EDWARDS where he will remain until he is
BILE to be out.
The W. c. r. L. met with Mrs. F. A. /
levitt last week Friday Six members
'ere present. Mrs. G. L. Davidson. who
'as visiting in Townshend, came down to
ttend the meeting. 1t was voted to in.
tie the county W c. I. L. to hold its
nnual convention in Newfane some time
l May or June 1t was also voted to OBJ
arve Sunday. Feb 20, as Frances Willard
ay with a public meeting in the evening.
he new state song. recently composed by
Irs Belle Butterfeld of Wilmington, was
ehearsed and will be sung at the meeting {
eb. 90. I
Newfane station was busy place all {
az Monday and Monday evening. One \
the hanges on the engine broke shortly {
efore the accommodation train reached
lie station Monday morning and spe-
al came from Brattleboro with new
ucks. While the trains were switching a
the yard one of the engines ran off the
ack, all the wheels resting on the t
'ound, and it was not until Engineer @
ert Gates arrived with his engine, and y
len not for some time, that the engine il
as finally replaced on the tracks. So v
any men We're out, as spectators, that I
seemed to the writer that if they all 4
I'd taken hold and pulled together they ,
light have lifted the iron monster back Q
its place, but they preferred to stand 3
I'd look on and see others work.
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