The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-29
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&c, Baflinsams II Ne~ York city u
10 lasn,
Mr. and Mrs. Iassas Hove ssTs u
lenn Sahday,
Carl llohi Il Wilmington has been 10
IaAn Tnnrnily,
Mrs, Arthur Ingram hs. 'r,araed Il
her homr here,
Tho Rslskahs give ,hslF May dance thu
liit'iayl evening,
l., Cook IL Greennrld mas IN town lhs
hFst II the week,
Mrs. Hugh Alles /. visiting al bet
home IN Holly. Mich,
Mlss Nellie Moallan ls working fol
Mr., lirn Smith this week,
Ray Jeiis, Who j. employed Ia liFa,sie
boro. mas IN Town Sunday,
Mis-. Annie osgcod spent Sunday hers
aud Al her home Ia iirookline,
Dr. l.. 4, Page 81 Wilmington has becr
ia town a. a witness Ia the hanilsan case
Eah DAVIS Of South Londonderry u
attending court this week as deputy
sheriff.
There will he degrre work Al the regn
lar meeting Of the Rebekshs Monda,
evening,
4. A, Dewitt started this FRIDAY
morning for Spokane, WASH ON bus'
nrss irip,
The annual meeting for the village cor
pomlion 81 Nrwiane will be held Wednes
day evening,
Mir. Eugene styles spent the hpi OF
the week wiih Mr., George Dickinson ~
Milliamssille.
ReIairs on the church have begun and
the service neat sunday morning WI De
held IN the vostg.
Mr.. aud Mn. Pliny Chase Of West
Rraitlrhofo spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr., \, l.. lockwood
Mr.. and Mr.. sumner Wilson visited at
Mrs. Wilson's parents, MIR. aud Mrs
Parsons's, last sunday.
There are four new pupil. ia school this
term: Hazel Ihoadcs. Gilbert Pike Car
RE Benson and Bcfniee Edwards,
A. l.. Lockwood has purchased al the
bradley farm 10 lBmttlcboro a purcbred
Guernsey male seven months old.
Landlord Benson and family enter
tanned Tuesday evening Mrs. farnsworth
of Bondville, their former home
DIR. Durfee, state superintendent OF
SUNDAY schools. gave very interesting
talk In the church last Monday evening
The presentation OF the flag 10 the
school Ia district No. will be held Win
appropriate ceremonies at the schoolhouse
TIN, afternoon
Mr. Nelson GRAY went 10 Brattleboro
Tuesday for short visit and TO witness
the degree work in Dennis Rebekah lodge
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Rand, who has been IN
Townshcnd during the recent Illness ana
death OF her sister, Miss Rutter, has re
turned to her home.
Mr.. Kate Benedict OF New York city,
who Is visiting at her mothers, NIT
Carlotte rnderwood's, was called here by
the death OF Mrs. Minnie Underwood last
week.
Mrs. Harlowe Howe, who accompanied
the body of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Underwood 10 Putney for burial last
week, remained there with her son, Eu'
gene Howe, until Sunday.
AIrs. Higgins and her granddaughter
Miss Madeline Higgins, OF llaverhill,
Mass. came Monday night. The many,
friends OF Mrs. Higgins will be very glad
to know that she has returned.
Mrs. Leroy Howe and her mother, Mrs.
Young, returned Monday TO their home IN
East Templeton, Mass, after having spent
two weeks with Mr.. Howe's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harlowe Howe.
The mill here controlled by the Inter
state Lumber company, which has been
idle for so long, is again running Bert
Davis, Arthur Harvey, Jack Mcdonald
and Fred Best are employed there al
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler and Master
Paul visited Mrs. Fowler's sister, Mrs,
Claude Maher, last Thursday. On Friday
Mrs. Maher accompanied her sister TO
her home in Wilmington, returning sun
day.
Forty.seven of the I. O. o. f. and Re
bekahs attended church last Sunday
morning. Rev. n. S. Moore spoke from
the text. LET brotherly love continue
Heb. 1871. His theme, the brotherhood
of man, was most interesting to all and
especially so to members of the lodges.
Caskins and St. Peter, two men who
have been confined in the states prison
in Windsor since their attempt to break
iai here this spring, were brought back
here Tuesday night. In court Wednesday
morning st. Peter pleaded guilty to
horse stealing and attempt to break jail;
Caskins pleaded not guilty to assault and
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