The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28
West BrattLebOrO
Two More for the independents.

SfOIr, Independents Us shhlrihh y
Goals from floor, Oscar Whitney oflil
Whitney ., Niles 4, Gould, II, Whiines
Haigh, bancroft, johnson, Fisher, Coal
from iouls, Oscar Whitney ?. bancroft
Referee, Putnam. Scorer johnson, Tuner
Mccarthy. Time, three l5minule periods
The second game was between the In
dependent Juniors and the Athletic Jun
iors, with score oi II 10 IN favor oil
the independents, Summary
independent Juniors, Athletic lnnlois,
Brown, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gibbs
Roger, h.,,,,.,.,..,,.,.,.s..... Ryan
Hall, e,..,..,.,,,.,,,...,.,,, iiaihit"h
Crosby, tg.,,..,,,,.,..,...s....H Sahurte
X. Whitney, g,,..............,s,.fi, Nre
Score. independent juniors u, Athletic
Juniors, \. Goals from floor, Hall ,, lros'
by 2, Brown. Roger, Gibbs, Ryan, Ham
ilton, Rice. Goals from foul, Hail.. u.
Whitney.
Pcrley Albee has returned from hs re.
cent trip 10 81. Louis.
Esther johnson. young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mn. T., II. johnson, is III with
bronchitis.
Mrs. j. =. Guihecn and Miss Alice Gui
heen are visiting relatives in Boston and
Lowell, Mass.
Charles Miner has this week had pri
waite telephone installed in his residence
The call is 3l1.
Miss Elizabeth Braeewell is taking a two
weeks vacation from her work at llough'
ton a Simonds'.
A party from this village attended the
dedication of the new grange hall in DUN
mcrston last night.
The Necdlecrafts will meet next Friday
afternoon. Feb. I, with Mrs. W. II. Rich
ar,lson, Is High street,
Miss Ermina Dunton was called 10
South Hope. Me-. the iirst OF the week by
the death OF a relative.
II. $. Childs attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Elbertine Clark Moore at Hunting
ton, Mass. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. W. Pindell OF Glyndon. Nd.
came Saturday To spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. G. u. Hunter,
Miss Jennie LeRay returned to her
home Monday from the Memorial hospital
where she has been for treatment.
Mrs. F. 4. Kellogg returned "Wednesday
from two weeks visit in Greenfield.
Shelbune Falls and Montague. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs W. b. IIoughton have re.
Gently presented Mrs, Flora VI. Adams OF
Dummerston with a Victor talking ma
chine.
Miss Gertrude NorcrpsS returned to her
home in Dummcrston Tuesday after
spending few days with her sister, Mrs. |
ii. o. Halliday.
L. II. Knapp has recovered from his re-
cent illness and returned from the home |
OF his daughter, Mrs. j.. +. Taylor, in
Springfield, Mass.
ID. f. Mckinney has returned this
week from New York city with eight val !
liable horses which he will add to his
stock at his Ames hill farm.
First Congregational church, Rev. 4. J.
Lewis. pastor Sunday services as usual.
Church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
and meeting of the Capernaum circle Fri
day evening at $50 o'clock.
Rural Carrier A. P. Eddy, serving route
9 from West Brattleboro station, has been
authorized to change his time schedule
during the period from Feb. to April /,
and leave on his trip at 10 a. m. instead OF
1890 p. m.
Professor Harrison of Mt. Hermon,
Mass, will speak in the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. He Is an
able and interesting speaker and it is
hoped many will avail themselves of the
to hear him.
The Neighbors' club gave Mrs. w. L.
Walker surprise Tuesday evening at her
versary. Cards were enjoyed and a
luncheon was served. Mrs. Walker was
presented with a picture.
Miss Gertrude Stockwell entertained {
number of her friends at euchre Saturday
evening at her home. Prizes were award a
ID to Mrs. Ellen Cain, Mrs. Amy Ryan, I
md Miss Belle Sargent A luncheon was 7
served and musical program was rem
Tered. s
The missionary meeting of the Caper- h
laum circle, which was appointed for last f
Friday evening, was postponed on account a
# the storm and will be held this Fri h
Iay) evening at 7.3O o'clock. c. r. Prem
ISIS will lead and collection will be q
aiken. "
Miss Ethel Birch gave euchre party Ii
asst evening at her home on Bonnyvale
Dad. Miss Gertrude Stockwell, Frank s.
'refontaine, Fred Miner and Mrs. Amy
,yan were winners of the prizes. Re- Il
reshments were served, after which dane r.
ng was enjoyed for time. q
Miss Abbie Dunklee returned Wednes a
ay from Charlestown, N. H., where she tt
er niece, Mrs. Herbert Bidweh. Mr.. and
frs. Bidwell accompanied her on her re- h
urn for brief visit in town. Miss Dunk {,
,e is visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Fuller N
Or few days. OF
The Missionary society of the Womans p
ssociation of the First Congregational OF
hurch will be held Thursday afternoon in
18th Mrs. t. H. Stellmann. The topics
,r discussion will be The Gospel in Spain
nd the Work of the American and the
Voman's Boards in Spain. The leaders
ill be Mrs. Z. j. Lewis and Mrs. II. c.
[arris. pi
The women of the Baptist church served g.
n excellent supper Wednesday evening in >,
he vestry. An artistic color scheme was ~
irried out in the decorations of the room y;
nd tables Handsome colored covers were I'll
sed on the several tables. Cakes, drinks
nd other delicacies were uniform which y
mt much to the daintiness of the affair. le
he young women in charge were also in m
,stume in corresponding colors. IS
Miss Golde johnson entertained about al
of her young friends Saturday evening !"
, her home, PSI Western avenue, the oc-
.sion being in celebration of her 18th NJ
rthday anniversary. The evening was 10
easantly spent in games and sugar m
upper was served. Miss johnson was s.
ock. Willard Richardson made the pre- Cl
ntation in behalf of her classmates and be
lends. T.
The heavy rain storm of last Friday and ,.
riday night caused the ice to break up W.
MILESTONE brook, and for several hours
was feared that considerable damage pa
ould result. The Sargent, Stedman, Sc
[iller and Brattleboro creamery mead CO
VS. were flooded and were banked with SC
ocks of ice which haven't completely O.,
sappeared at present. Business at E. A. III
nights mill was suspended for time as SD
lie gate, rack and a part of the fume oh
ere carried out by the high water. NJ