The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14

evening word came 10 Mr.. Wilson that thu
authorities were looking for him, and hat
him down ON their list rs revolutionist
lie knew that American reyolntionlsts u
Guatemalan jails stand excellent chances
of becoming permanent citizens OF thai
peppery republic. lie didn't wait 10 pael
his camp kit nor even TO get his coat. u,
got TO the Atlantic coast aud prevailed
upon man TO row him out 10 where
German passenger steamer was anchored
| lie didn't have cent OF money, and as he
was rather rusty in appearance the skipper
e0ndesoended 10 LEI him come aboard, but
made him eat with the second.cabin pas
scngen When he reached shore and q
railroad station, after four days trip ~
the coast, he explained his predieament q
a conductor who passed him along until
he could reach his employers, He has
never returned 10 that part OF the tropics,
Mr. Wilson graduated from Dartmouth
| in the class Of 1895, being a classmate OF
ALLYN !. Crosby, formerly OF liratteboro
| lie was married at VI Paso. Tex. With
| his wife and small son he is staying AT the
| Brooks House while his new home is being
nut in readiness for him. Besides renovat-
Ing the house Mr.. Wilson will make extern
sive alterations upon the large barn,
Mrs. George Harris is on the sicl, list
Cherolyn Barber has been suffering this
week with hives.
John Convey OF Hill, ~ H., spent Sunday
at o. G.. Coyey's.
James C. Gibson began work Tuesday
for j b. Dunton.
Warren L. Walkers telephone number
has been changed to 3O9-M,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell l.. Frost are
housed this week by illness.
Mr. Charles Harris spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs Dan. w. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Peck Of Greenfield
spent Sunday at II. C, Squire's.
Charles Pettee of Dorchester. Mass,
spent Sunday at the home of A. +, Hill.
Harry Miller of Dummerston has been
carpentering for w. L. Walker this week.
The Near and Farther Lights met yester.
day afternoon with Mrs. L. Stacy Har-
rison.
Mrs a +. Anderson moved today from
the Weatherhead house TO Canterbury,
Conn.
Miss Ida b. Fox will move next week to
the south tenement in w. +. Bartletts
house.
II. G. Smith this week sold his land
known as the Alexander pasture to Harlan
Howe.
i. b. Stuart of Colrain, Mass, spent sew.
eral days last week with his cousin II. ii.
Barber.
Rev. Thomas Collins, who has been III
several days, was able to resume work
"Wednesday.
George Barrett is reported as more com
Portable He is now able to have his foot
move little.
Mrs. b. A. Whittemore and Miss Minnie
Taylor spent Thursday at Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Taylor's.
The Needlecrafts will meet Friday after
noon, April 81, with Mrs. Il. L. Dunklee
3 Chase street.
Charles L. johnson of Mortified, Mass,
came Wednesday TO visit his mother, Mrs
Lewis johnson.
Mrs. Wilhelm Stellmann and Miss Fran
ces Stellman enjoyed a weekend trip to
Boston recently.
About 80 couples attended the Old
Folks dance held at Academy hall last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wayne Yeaw finished work in the
Holstein-Friesan office April ). She began
housekeeping today.
Mrs. Bull came from Springfield, Mass,
Monday to spend the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Houghton.
Thomas O'Connor died at the town
farm Wednesday morning after a weeks
illness with pneumonia.
Wallace A. Harris found some of the
first Mayflowers of the year on the hill
near his house Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Walker are i'll with
influenza. Mrs. Dustin Reed of Dummer
ston is taking care of them.
Eddie Ingram, oldest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ingram, was quarantined
Wednesday with chicken pox.
Miss Sadie Helyar of the johnson Nor.
NAL school came yesterday to spend the
Easter vacation at her home.
J. Stanford Morse has been housed all |
the week with severe cold and cough but |
was able to be out yesterday.
Mrs. c. j. Ford is expected to return to
her home Sunday evening. She has been |
spending the winter in western states.
Ruth Prentiss, who has been housed with |
measles this week, is improving and ex-
poets to be out by the first of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Inland Briggs and Miss
Eleanor Titus left Saturday for Epping, |
n. H., where they are to live on a farm.
Miss Dow, a nurse from Springfield, |
Mass, arrived Wednesday to take the place
Of Miss Burns in earring for Roy i, Bar
ney.
Mrs. Martha Tyler returned Thursday
TO her home in Vernon after spending the
winter with her daughter Mrs j. t. Stock
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Yeaw drove to
Dover Sunday and returned Tuesday. They 4
Expect to move to their new home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter came
summer with Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nc chimney and son.
pend few days at their home on Ames
Hill.
Denton Smith of Norwich university
ion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
smith.
Miss Olive Weatherhead returned Mon
lay to Montague, Mass. to resume her
eaching after spending her vacation at
Ter home.
H. G. Smead of West Wardsboro spent
1onday with his daughter, Mrs. George
Harris, also Frank Smead is spending the
Teek with his sister.
John M Nourse of Orchard street was
ppointed this week as caretaker of the
leeting House Hill cemetery to succeed
he late Ezra i. Fisher
About IT attended the prayer meeting
ED at the home of Arthur L. Miller last
tuesday, evening. The next meeting will
e held at J. S. Woods next Tuesday eve