The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-10
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Miss Rmma Alexander is visiting IN
Nns. Florine Lyman OF Springfield
ms home over Sunday
n Harris has a new black horse 10
,anlnrp the one that died.
vorv few pupils were in the schools
STnrsjay on account of the storm.
Miss Hazel Moore, OF New YORK Is
,,;.itinp her sister, Mrs. a. W. Mason
Ilorsc blankets that were $500 are
oo~ GOES 1t Robbins Cowies.-adv.
Walker has gone to Linden
a., fnr treatment for sciatic rheu'
| Nl,rv students are i'll NJ Mt. Her,
yyitb measles, scarlet fever, ana
Nrs George +. Thompson Is enter
;uin,, her sisterin law. Mrs. kinsman,
III Greenfield,
An allday meeting of the Sewing so
,;aty Vas held in the North ehureh par
kors Yesterday.
Nis. EVELYN Hall. principal of the
,.,;nory Is still seriously i'll ut her
D9me In Rhode Island.
son,keag tribe OF Red Men held a
,ro,tipg last Thursday evening, ana
worked the adoption degree.
A ". Proctor, who has been confined
hod with seiatie rheumatism the past
wa weeks. is slowly improving.
clifford Holton, Mr. Morsman and
|t4ed Caldwell appraised the property
III The late Roswell Dickinson Monday
Il Moody spent several days in
poston last week. lie has now gone on
ten,days visit to Chicago and vicin'
Sy.
Rev and Mrs. CHATTER returned Mon
Ilav "a their home and expect to be here
until thew 90 to Florida for their April
conference.
Several loads of people from town at
anded the meetings at the South Yer
Son church Sunday evening. The semi
harry girls sang
Mrs. j. T. Cummings underwent an
pperatiOn at Springfield hospital last
kionday morning, and reports from Dr.
Seeley say she is comfortable.
The high school students are prepar::
no a cantata under the direction OF
Miss Clara Human, which they .ex-
Cect to give during the spring vacation.
W Doane attended the reception
md BANQUET given in Millers Falls
|Tueslay night in honor of Sheriff
Pratt's election to office in Franklin
county.
Roderick Mcleod of Newport, K. l.,
and Allen Schafler OF Highland Park,
I'm. students at Williams college, came
home with Frank FIT, and are guests
bf Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Fit.
The Mothers meeting was held on
"Wednesday at the parish house. Mrs.
Charles White led, her subject being
stumbling. blocks. A social
time followed with refreshments.
Mrs. Charles Stebbins went last Wed.
hesday to Orange for visit of several
days with her daughter, Mrs. II. Z.
Gates. While there she celebrated her
birthday.
Alonzo l.. Newton is at the New Eng
land Deaconesses hospital in Boston for
treatment and his health is improving.
Mrs. Newton went to Boston to visit
him yesterday, and will return Satur-
Hay.
Miss Martha Dickinson, former stu
hent of the Mortified training school,
IS the guest of Rev. and Mrs. n. Fay
Smith Miss Dickinson is now engaged
in mission work on an island off the
coast of Maine.
The house owned by Leon Pratt, in
what is known as "'Pratt Hollow was
burned Tuesday night. 1t was an old
house, far from any other building, and
bad been unoccupied for some time. 1t
was not insured.
A 25.cent supper, followed by an en-
tertainment, will be given at the Uni
harlan vestry next week Thursday for
the benefit of Charles W. Nation, who
for over 40 years has decorated the
church with flowers each Sunday.
The Toronto male quartet will give
% concert in the town hall Saturday
evening, Feb II /, which will be the last
Entertainment of the season under the
auspices of the Northfeld lecture
course. This organization is we'll
known one, and comes with the highest
Testimonials
The regular meeting of the Fortnight
y will be held next Monday at the
hOme of Mrs. N. Fay Smith. The sub
ect for study is Art of France. Those
%ho have the meeting in charge are
Mrs. A, G, Moody, Miss Madeline
.hutter, Mrs. s. 4. Walker and Mrs. N.
Fay Smith. Several rare French paint
ngs will be loaned for this meeting.
Poles for the electric lights are being
lraWn to the south end of Main street,
md gang of men will begin on Mon
lay to set the poles from Mortified to
3ernIaardston, to meet the gang that are
Working from Greenfield to Bernard
ton, Two gangs of men will now be
ept on the Job until it is done. So
lectnc lights begin to seem a little
hore like a reality.
The grange will hold a meeting next
tuesday, evening and will consider the
GLOWING subjects: What Is Most
rohlttable for the Farm and the Farm
f-Cucumbers, Sweet Corn or Garden
roducts? l.. 0. Clapp, R. d. Ware and
n, U. billiard will answer this ques-
ION, what Is the Weakest in Farm
management? Open discussion. The
races will give valentine surprise, as
MS Is st. Valentine s day.
connecticut Valley Pomona grange
~ n m nee IN Deerfeld Friday, Feb. 10,
10y a. m. Among the speakers will
: =. F. Howard Of Mortified, H. B.
Parton Of Riverside, Rev. r. E. Birks
Deerheld, George l.. Davenport of
a'9 A farmers institute will be
e aS IN the afternoon. Prof. Alfred G.
p olIOy Of the Connecticut Agricultural
vf. teE VIII speak on Getting the Price
, ~ the Crop Is Grown. The program
VI y 1nls g. meeting was prepared by Mrs.
y, Clapp of this town, the newly
,e.ted lecturer. A good delegation
o oSm town plan to attend the meeting
,a Inc annual state inspection of Com
b H;ns a. Boys Brigade, will take place
ms; ms evening ven, at the seminary gymna-
lum Oflcers of the company will take
sa ".rnat'o4s for their commissions and
ward silver service medals to all mem.
eIs having attended 90 nor cent of