The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-29
West BrattLebOrO


bronchitis inr several days,
II. a. Halliday Is improving his build
inss with a new coat NJ paint,
Mr, :, II, Sawyer leaves today Tor q
visit wilh relatives in burlington.
Mrs Lucy Bundy went 10 Vernon We'd
nessiay ior stay Of several days
Wayne Neaw Of Dover has recently en-
tered the employ 81 ", l.. Walker,
q ID. p.liee 81 Boston has been among
the cut 81 town visitors this week
IN. Neelleerai,s win meet next Fri
day afternoon with Mrs, l.. j. Lewis.
l.. y. TAYLOR has had telephone N
stalled ia his residence, The call Is 2aiS'
Mr. Adm Jillson has recovered from
her rrunt illness with grip and broneh''
It's
Miss AMY Chase Of Marlboro has been a
gae., Of Mr.. aud Mrs. o. O. iut''e TINS
week
CT. johnson Of Mortified. Mass, ,isi.
ted his mother, Mrs. l., J. Johnson over
Sunday.
Mn. Frank Martin and daughter Irene,
went 10 Amherst, Mass, "Wednesday 10
visit relatives.
n, NJ. Robb Of Windsor returned TO ms
home Saturday after visiting his parents,
MIR. aud Mrs. Isaac Robb.
Mrs Harry Martin Of Northampton;
Mass. : visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mr.. I. NJ Albec this week.
A regular meeting Of Western Engine
eomnany No. / will be held Tuesday eve
ming. May 3, in Engine hall.
Marion. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II,
s. Fisher. who has been seriously I'll Tor
several weeks, Is recovering slowly.
Mrs Eliza More has come from her
home ON Dummenton bill TO spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. 7, NJ. Alpee'
Mrs. ". +. Mixer has been in Burlng'
TON this week on business IN connection
with the New England Order oil frotee-
tion.
Mfr. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow left Tar
non Springs, Fla, Wednesday evening
and are expected TO arrive here tomor'
row.
Miss Madge Davenport came from bos'
Ton Saturday TO spend several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. IL. Daven
port.
The body OF Charles Butterfeld,. who
died in Fall River. Mass, last March,
was buried in the West Brattleboro Gene
terry Wednesday.
Twelve of the best singers in this WI
lare are 10 take part in the band opera,
Pirates of Penzance, TO be gwen IN ihe
auditorium May 1913.
The Windham county Sunday school
convention will meet "Wednesday and
Thursday. May II and II, IN the FIRST
Congregational church.
Miss Ella Donelson is housed by
sprained and bruised ankle winch she
sustained while at the home OF her daugh'
ter. Mrs. A. II. Jillson.
The woman's association of the First
Congregational church held a sewing
meeting yesterday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. L. II. Stellmann.
Paul Holbrook resumed his school work
Monday after being housed two weeks
as n result of being bitten IN the leg py
a dog owned by Mrs. Legs.
Mrs Mary w. Wood left Monday for
Rnmney. n. H.. to spend some time with
her son, Rev. n A. Wood, before gong
To her home in Newtonville, Mass.
Mrs Hannah Prentiss came Friday from
Schenectady. n. Y, for a short visit with
her son. G. R. Prentiss, before going to
her home in Windham for the summer.
Mrs C. NJ. Hamilton entertained the
Twentieth Century Sewing club Wednes-
dav afternoon. The next meeting, VIII be
held May II, with Mrs. c. j. Stockwell.
Miss Elizabeth White returned Friday
from Montague, Mass, where she visited
her sister Mrs. Samuel Donelson. Mrs.
q G. futile went to Montague to accom-
pany her home.
First Congregational church, Rev. +. >.
Jew;s pastor. The services throughout
tbe week will be held as usual. The zap
ernaum circle will meet this evening at
1880. All are invited.
Clarence j. Ferguson, superintendent OF
the AntiSaloon league OF Vermont, Is eA-
pected to give an address in the Dunn
morrison hill schoolhouse Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All are invited.
Charles Miner has purchased OF MRS.
G. ID. Miner her residence on Bonnyvale,
Road, Mrs. Miner and young child VIII
90 70 Mortified, Mass, where she VIII
be employed in the Wayside Inn.
The Near and Farther Lights society OF
the Baptist church held dime social last
evening in the vestry. There was an at
tendance of over 60 and the affair was OF
an ENJOYABLE character. Refreshments
were served. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Koski and five chill
dren have moved from Worcester, Mass,
tn make their home with Mrs. Koskls Ia
tber and sister, John Sapala and Mrs.
John Anderson, on the Chase farm on
Dummerston hill.
Mrs Nella j. Gibson has sold her resi-
dence on Greenleaf street to A. Y. walker
of Southern Pines, N. G. Possession VIII
be given May 90 Mr.. and Mrs; Gibson
will move to Mrs. F. D. e. Stoves house,
343 Western avenue.
The mothers meeting Of the Baptist
society held last week with Mrs. II. X.
Th,lrber had an attendance OF over oV
General topics were discussed and much
enthusiasm is manifested which helps TO
make the meetings success.
Miss Susan Louise Clark Of. the Fitch,
burg Mass, normal school Is expected
tomorrow from Springfield, where she has
been teaching in the first grade, OF the
Jefferson avenue school, to visit her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. G. S. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton have
been snending the week in Auburndale,
Mass at the home Of their brother, L..
Fl Hamilton Mr.. Hamilton came from
Anburndale in his automobile and made
brief visit taking them home with him.
S. II. Betterley, who has been i'll with
a heart trouble for several weeks, has not
been so well during the last. week. Ills
sister Mrs. Alice Nowlan, who has been
with him for several avs, went tuesday
to tbe home of her aunt, Mrs. A. u. Al
len, in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Charles NJ Becker of Denver,
Colo. with her young daughter, Dorothy
lane Is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Ford on South street
e. -, ovtonded visit Mr. Becker will