The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-03

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Mr.. aud Mrs. William eastman and Mis-
Lillian Worden were guests at Wallao
Johnson's in Marlboro Sunday.
W. y. Minis and daughter. Elizabeth, o
Warren, Mass, were guests OF DIR. am
Mrs, q, \, Clark the ilrst OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j, Clark reached IN,
home OF their daughter, Mis-, Hayes Bge
low, in TaIpon SPRING, Fla, last week,
/ j l.. BARNEY, who has been III with ia
flammatoy rheumatism for ncar'y thre'
weeks is somewhat improved this week
Mrs. Peter Carter returned TO her HON,
Monday after visiting several days al
Levi Crowningshield's in llinsdale, n. II.
Miss Minnie johnson returned 10 Rev
erly Mass, Saturday, after n week will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. @. johnson
There were ~ couple at the social dance
in the academy hall Friday evening, Mu
sic was furnished by Elijah Wales and Am
brose Knapp.
Miss Sadie Hamilton. who teaches III
| Westminster, is at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Hamilton, Tor the
Easter vacation.
Mrs. II. L. Coane and son, returned
Saturday from a weeks visit with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. j, l.. johnson, IN
llinsdale, n. III.
w. A. Harris and II. l.. Frost went on
| the slcighride OF the Red Mems League
and attended the supper at Newiane Inn
Tuesday evening.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth White
will be held at her home tomorrow
morning nj $50 o'clock and burial will
be in Wilmington
Arthur T.. Crouch will finish work in
i. J., Stockwel's store next week and 90
"a Springfield. Mass, where he win take
position with Rood 4 Woodbury.
The Twentieth Century Sewing club
met with Mrs. II. f. Prefountaine Wednes'
dav afternoon. TIE next meeting will be
with Mrs II. O. Halliday March 10.
w. l.. Sylvester, agent for the American
Agricultural Chemical company, unloaded.
last week, car Of n tons of chemical
which is used as ton dressing for grass
Mr.. and. Mrs. ]. d. Whittier left Tues.
day for their former home IN Farming
ton, Me-. for three,weeks' vacation.
They will visit in Weymouth, Mass, en-
route.
W. II. Kenney has finished work for the
Hooker. Corser x Mitchell Overall com
pany where he has been employed during
the last six years. He expects to sell his
local home and buy small farm.
The town schools close today for a vaca.
ton of three weeks, with the exception
of the school in district No. Z, which will
keep nearly two weeks longer to redeem
time that was lost by the illness Of the
teacher.
William, jr., and Lester Haywood enter
tanned the first three grades OF the prl'
mary school yesterday at their home.
Games and music furnished entertainment,
and refreshments Of ice-cream and cake
We're served.
Rev. Alfred Cornell OF Algiers, con.
Quoted prayer meeting at j. ). Wood
Tuesday evening. His subject was The
were IL present. The service next Tues.
day evening will be held at Gilbert
Morse's.
Baptist church, f. Stacy Harrison, min.
lister. Sunday at 1920 o'clock, sermon by
Mr.. Harrison Bible classes at II o'clock.
Evening service at I o'clock Teachers
meeting Thursday evening at Thomas Col
lns's at I o'clock. Church prayer meeting
Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Among those on the sick list this week
are Mrs. w. II. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs
Silas Holbrook, A. 7. Eddy, l.. p. Cope
land, Mrs. w. l.. Walker, Mrs. L. G,
Dunklee. Mrs. 4. L. Mifer, Mrs. K. NJ.
Aklcy and Mrs. NJ. Z. Chamberlin
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. J.
Lewis minister Sunday at 1890 o'clock
Communion service with appropriate ad.
dress by the pastor Bible classes at II
o o'clock. Union service at $50 o'clock.
Subject, Lessons from Great Lives-Moses.
Leaders, Misses Edna Wheeler and Grace
Alexander. Church prayer meeting Tues
day evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
A. L. Miller's milk wagon was blown
over near d. NJ. Mather's house while re-
turning from peddling Monday. Mr.. Miller
and r. f. Mather, who was riding with
him jumped but Mr.. Miller was caught
under the wagon and could not extricate
himself until the wagon was removed. Al
though bruised and lame he was not seri-
ously injured. The windows and some
of the milk bottles were broken.
A meeting was held in Academy build
ing last night by the voters of the village
for an informal discussion on matters of in
terest which will come before the town
meeting. Dr. C. s. Clark introduced the
license question, and ID. I. Perry, high. |
ways. Other matters were also discussed
and general enthusiasm was expressed by
the good number present. X. L. Wheeler
rendered a solo.
The seventh annual concert under the
auspices of the Womans Benevolent soci- |
ETY. was given Wednesday evening in the
Baptist church. The program was of high
class and was fully appreciated by a
fairly good sized audience. The receipts
netted about SIS. which will be used for
general work of the society. The Masonic |
quartet rendered several songs, and Mrs.
A. ii. Brasor and Miss Katherine l1artin ]
were the soloists, with Mrs. Eta Sherwn