The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-24
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Richard Merrill finished work ion L. +
Mather Monday,
Mn. c. $. Clark has been housed thi
week By severe cold.
Hoyt Barber Of Wilmington is spending
few days at his home
Lucille Irene, infant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arad Gould, is ILL.,
Mr.. and Ms. 4. 4. Mather spent Sunday
at w. A. Millers IN Dummerston,
George Birch and family expect TO move
about May first from the town farm
Arthur Weld and Harold Perry went
Wednesday to llillsboro, N, H., on busi
ness.
Edward Martin, who slipped and fell OF
the ice a week ago, is now suffering witt
dropsy,
Miss Helena Nichols is helping Mrs. a
4. Stowe. who j. recovering from recent
illness.
w. C. Morgan aud daughter, Maude. OF
Roxbury. Mass, are visiting at Mrs. \. VI
Alleys.
Mrs John Peek of Greenfield was a week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
G. Squires.
Miss Minerva Allen of Jacksonville is a
guest for a few day. with Mr.. and Mrs
George Allen.
Mrs. Abby l.. Fuller Of Pine Heights pre-.
sented the Baptist church with set OF
new dishes this week.
Miss Edith Collins OF West Halifax is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Convey during
teachers examinations
Miss Ruth Weatherhead has been i'll with
throat complications and unable TO attend
school during the week.
Mrs. L. +. Blodgett left Saturday for AN
indefinite stay with her sister, Mrs, Abbie
Upton, in Gardner Mass.
Mrs. ]. w. Stewart OF Springfield Mass,
was called here Wednesday by the death
of her nephew, Charles H. Stockwell.
William BcHoughton has this week made
arrangements to have telephone equipments
installed in his farm garage and cottage.
Teachers examinations were given in the
Academy building yesterday and today by
j. ID. Whittier, superintendent OF schools.
Miss Alice Mather of Worcester, Mass,
comes today to spend her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Mather.
Miss Patience Wilder OF Putney came
Tuesday to spend several days with her
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Walker.
j. ID. Whittier returned Yesterday from
his home in Pennington. Me-, where he
and Mrs. Whittier have been spending
their vacation.
Miss Olive Weatherhead Of Montague,
Mass. comes today to spend her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. f. Weat herhead
Many teachers and officers OF both
churches attended the interesting and help
full meeting at Centre Congratonal church
Wednesday evening.
The Twentieth Century club has post
poned its meeting this week on account of
sickness. 1t will meet with Mrs. j. Stan
ford Morse, April II.
Mrs. Harold B. Perry and son, Ralph,
left Wednesday for several days visit IN
Ludlow, Vt. with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morgan
William H. Haywood has this week
bought Mrs. H. c. WeedeDs house at Is
Western avenue and expects to move there
the first of next week.
A mothers meeting was held this after
noon in the vestry of the Baptist church.
The meeting was in charge OF Mrs. George
Allen and Mrs. Hoyt Barber.
Edward Stockwell OF South Framngham,
Mass, and George Stockwell of North
G. j. Stockwell, part of this week.
The Ladies' Benevolent society held a
business meeting in the Baptist church
vestry yesterday morning and spent the
day quilting. Light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Helen Miller came yesterday from
Walpole, Mass, where she has been visit
ing several weeks with her daughter, Miss
Daisie L. Miller who is employed in the
public library there.
The sewing meeting which was to have
been held last week Thursday at Mrs E. +.
Fishers had to be postponed on account
of bad weather and was held Wednesday
afternoon of this week at Mrs. l.. II. Stell-
mans.
About 20 neighbors and friends met at
John S. Woods Tuesday evening to hold
a prayer meeting The next meeting will
be held at Frank Houghton's Tuesday
evening. 1t is hoped many will attend these
meetings.
Baptist church. E. Stacy Harrison, min
ister Sunday at 1870 clock, sermon by
pastor Subject, The Battle of Life. Bible
classes at ~ o'clock Evening service at
Z o'clock Church prayer meeting Friday
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to the Con-
gregational church next Thursday evening
to enjoy the lecture by Captain Perrett in
which he gives interesting accounts OF the
work of the Salvation Army. The lecture
is to be illustrated by stereopticon views.
There will be no admission fee. A collection
will be taken to help the work.
Miss Edna Wheeler entertained party
of IL friends Tuesday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs: George
Wheeler The evening was enloyably spent
by musical program and generous sup
ply of sugar on snow served to sweeten the
occasion. The party consisted of friends
that were at York Beach with Miss Wheel
err last summer.
The funeral of William 7. Ellis, who died
at his home Wednesday afternoon was held
Friday at 2 O'Clock Rev. ID. Z. Trout Off
ciated. The bearers were Melvin Cooper,
Charles Davis, Luke Ferriter and A. b.
Ashley. Among the out-oftown relatives
present were Mrs. J. Springer of Boston.
The body was placed in the receiving vault
of Meeting House Hill cemetery.
Master Samuel Stafford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Stafford, was given pleasant
party Saturday afternoon in honor Of his
sixth birthday which occurred Friday.
There were about nine of his little friends
present and they spent very enjoyable
afternoon. Appropriate refreshments were
served and pretty birthday cake orna-
mented with candles served as IA center
piece for the table He received many
pleasing gifts in honor of the day.
First Congregational church, Rev. E. J.
Lewis pastor Devotional services for the
week: Sunday at 1870 o'clock, sermon
by pastor, subject, The Royal Road of a
Better Life. Bible classes at II o'clock.
Evening service at $50 o'clock, subject,