The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-09

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j. E. Higley is suffering with felon on
one of his fingers.
Ralph Doyle came down with scarlet
fever this week.
John S. Wood and Hartwell Pike visited
in Boston Wednesday.
Dan II. Wilder of Putney spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. /. Walker.
Mrs, Adeline Miller has had Crowell' 5
water put into her house this week.
Mrs Hannah Miner has had a telephone
installed in her house. The call is 1881.
Stanley Gould of Greenfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Helyar.
Hoyt Barbee and family returned last
Friday from their visit IN Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs Clarence Ingram is able to be out
after having had two attacks Of the meas
les.
Mrs. Fannie Jones has been in i'll health
several weeks and Mrs. McNall is caring for
her
G. L. Chamberlain has had modern
plumbing installed in his newly purchased
house.
Mrs. Mary c. Clisbee spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Wileutt OF
Clark street.
Eloff johnson has finished work for the
Dunklee Bros, and began work June | for
j. E. Higley.
Mrs. f. G. Taylor has had Crowell's
water put in the house which Is occupied
by H. +. Prefontaine.
H. F. Weatherhead has rented his cot
tage house to G. w. Baker of Brattleboro
who moved there Monday.
There will be an ice cream sale and can
tata at the Academy hall this evening A
small admission fee will be charged.
Simon Wood began work this week at
the Home for the Aged where he will be
employed throughout the summer.
Harold Perry and John Burnett have
moved their steam drill outfit from West
Townshend to Jamaica where they are
now at work.
Blanche Clark left Wednesday for few
days stay in Burlington. She will then re-
turn to her home in Elm Grove, Mass,
for short vacation.
Mrs Ernest A. Convey has been unable
to use one of her arms for several weeks.
The district nurse began this week giving
her treatments each day.
Miss Helen Prentss is expected today
from Townshend where she closed her du
ties as teacher at Leland and Gray semi
Rev. f. J. Lewis and DIR. G. S. Clark are
to go as delegates for the Congregational
church at the state convention held in
Bellows Falls, June IS, IA, 10.
Mrs. Leroy NJ Wilder of Hoyoke spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs, Warren l..
Walker She went to Putney Wednesday
where she is to make her home.
The Misses Esther and Rachael Holbrook
of Pelham Manor, N. Y, have come to
spend their summer vacation with their
mother, Mrs. William B. Houghton, on
Ames Hill.
Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter, Irene, |
leave tomorrow for visit with Mrs. Mar
tins parents in Amherst, Mass. Mrs Mar
tin will also attend the wedding of one of
her cousins.
There will be no prayer meeting this eve
ming in the Baptist church in order to
give the members chance to attend the
missionary meeting at the First Baptist
church in the east village.
The Twentieth Century club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. e. HI. Daven-
port. A pleasant afternoon was spent and
light refreshments were served The next |
meeting will be held with Mrs. F. G. Tay- |
lor
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Mann of Spruce street |
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evening by the clerks of Mr.. Mann's store
in honor of the tenth wedding anniversary
and Mr.. Mann's birthday. They were pre-
sented with choice gifts.
Mrs David Weld met with an accident
last Tuesday which kept her confined to
her bed several days. She was going down
cellar when stair gave away and threw
her in such way as to strike on her back.
A physician was called and found no per-
manent injury was incurred as was feared
Baptist church, Rev. E. Stacy Harrison
pastor. Services for the week: Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock, sermon by the
pastor, subject, The Serving Christ. Bible
classes at - o'clock Evening service at
7.30 o'clock. Friday evening, church pray
er meeting. Mr.. Harrison will continue the
study of the Lords Prayer.
First Congregational church. Rev. E. j.
Lewis, pastor Services for the week: Sun
day morning at 1870 o'clock sermon by h
the pastor, subject The Purchase Power Of
Love. Bible classes at - o'clock. Evening
services at $50 o'clock. Church prayer
meeting, Tuesday evening at 100 Chill
drens day will be observed June IS.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Harrison of Mount I
Hermon met with a serious accident last :
Sunday. They were on their way to church i
where Mr. Harrison was to preach when 7
tne driver lost control OF the horse which
bolted, throwing them all out They were !
badly bruised and shaken up but no in !
ternal injuries were sustained Mrs. Z. :
Stacy Harrison went Wednesday to care !
for them for few days and is expected to :
return tomorrow ],
The directors of the Dummerston Hill t
Grove Meeting association held meeting q
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C
Jennie M. Cheney to arrange for the meet o
ings to be held at Sunset lake this year. I
Rev. o. 3. Newton of Williamsville, presi- I
dent of the association, NJ. Z. Chamberlin D
and G. F. Winter will have general manage il
ment and the dates fixed for the series are t.
from Tuesday, Aug. Is to Sunday, Aug. e
~ The opening service will be held h
tuesday evening and the closing on the Il
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