The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

has three children, Mrs. Allce klchmohd
and Mrs. Emma Niles of this town and
Clarence Clishee, who Is a prosperous
merchant i'm Revere, Mass. He spends
the summer here with his family. She
also has one brother and two sisters
all of Brattlehoro, Warren Fessenden
Mrs. Fanny Jones and Mrs. Charlotte
Morse, and four grandchildren, Miss
Estella NJ. Niles of Concord. y. H.,
Charles II. Niles. with the Durham
Brothers company of Brattleboro and
Miss Marion Clisbee and Charles CHS
be of Revere.
Bert Akley's family are sick with
measles.
Miss Clara A. Taylor is STAYING with Mrs.
Minnie Hamilton.
Several of the younger children around
town have pink'eye.
Allen Wilmington is out again after a
weeks illness with humps.
Mrs. Rosella Knight is at Wesley Rock
wells for an indefinite stay,
Charles Miner and daughter, Grace, spent
Sunday in Springfield Mass.
Mrs. William Tudor is guest of her
mother, Mrs. William T. Ellis.
Miss Eva Briggs went to Chesterfield
yesterday to spend few days.
Several local residents employed the
vacuum cleaner one day last week.
Mrs. c. H. Copeland left yesterday for a
visit with relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Mary Dennis of Green street is to
be a Sunday guest at j. :. Woods
WayneYeaw has been under quaran.
tine sinte Monday with chicken pox.
II. G.. Smith bought several cows in vii
DIR. G. b. Hunter was able to resume
his practise Tuesday after weeks illness.
ID. L. Mckinney of New York is spend
ing a few days at his home on Ames hill
Mr. and Mrs. /. j. Knight will board
at W. II. Hescock's while Mr.. Knight is
building a barn for Mr.. Hescock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fisher of Lynn, Mass,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Frances
Fisher.
Miss Helen Prentiss was a weekend
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, X.
Prentiss.
F. ID. Z. Stowe has set ont number of
fruit trees on his land on Long Hill and
Ames Hill.
Miss Marion Clisbee of Revere, Mass,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Alice
Richmond.
Miss Bessie Farnm of the Phoenix Office
is spending her vacation at the Betterley |
homestead.
The Jolly Ten met with Mrs. H. F.
PrefOntane this afternoon. Confectionery |
was served.
Poles are being set out Guilford street
for telephone to be put in George Wash
ers home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Halliday spent
Tuesday in Marlboro with their mother,
Mrs. Adams.
Miss Clara A. TAYLOR is staying at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Hamilton for
few weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Peck of Greenfield spent
Wednesday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. G. Squires.
The Needlecrafts will meet Friday after
noon, May 10, with Mrs. j. c, johnson of
Forest street.
d. T. Perry made business trips to New y
port, n, H., Putney, Townshend and Wind
ham this week.
p B. Stockwell has resumed his posi-
ton as foreman for the Brattleboro Street
Railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs L. /. Knapp of Newfane
spent from Friday to Sunday with their !
niece, Mrs. F. G. Taylor. 5
F. E. Bennett and his daughter, Miss '
Flora Bennett have moved from West
Guilford to Williams street.
Friends of Asa Donelson and Lester Jill
son will be pleased to know of their safe ar 7
rival in Kisby, Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bond go to Greenfield,
Mass, today to stay until Monday at the
home of their son, w. j. Bond,
The body of Charles H. Stockwell was
removed from the tomb Monday and taken 9
to West Dummerston for burial.
Carroll, Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. r
Thomas Doyle, has been under quarantine
since Monday with scarlet fever. r
Fred Holland, who was i'll at r. H.
Briggs's, was able to return to his home in S
Brattleboro the first of the week.
Purle Stockwell has begun work this A
week for the street railroad company. He
IS to have charge of the track work. -,
Elijah Prouty bought a new Indian Mo- >
or cycle Saturday from Manley Brothers
md is riding it to and from his work. n
w. E. Stellmann came back from a sue
,essful days fishing trip in Putney Tues
lay, having a fine string of large trout. P
The Near and Farther Lights will meet
With Mrs. G. B. Hunter next Wednesday
fternoon. A good attendance is desired Ell
Mrs. LYDIA Sperry and daughter Rosalia, CO
# Shelburne Falls, Mass, were over-Sun- il
lay guests Of their cousin Charles Miner. :,
The lecture on Fruit Culture given at the W
church last evening was N
veil attended and proved interesting to ALL -'
Charles Turner, who began work at M
oily Farms Thursday, will move his fam
y to the old Elmer house in Williams M
lille.
Miss Irene Fisher has gone to Newfane M
o care for Mrs. j. F. Whitaker who is
from an illness with grip and Bl
implications.
Mrs. A. III. Gould of Newton, Mass, who ce
as been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. ga
lelyar, several days returned to her DIR
ONE Wednesday, WI
Miss Belle Thayer has been under d
this week with scarlet fever III
Ter case is reported as mild and she is do on
lg well at present. no
Rev. o. E. Newton of Williamsville will or
reach in the Dummerston hill school pr
ouse Sunday evening at 7.30. All are OF
lvited to be present.
r. P. Wheeler has completed the work
laying water pipe to his house. 1t was pa
ecessary to blast several times to run the Su
itch through the rocks. Su
The Woman's Mission circle held meet WI
g in the Baptist chapel yesterday after
BON. The book entitled Western Women