The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-27
WESTMINSTER.

George Wright went 10 Moh'l'''''
Tuesday.
H. H. Reed is unable to work, on ac'
count of sore on one of has hands'
Mrs Aseuith Ranney is visiting, her
brother and sister in Fitchburg, Mass
@. II Walker spent few days in
Boston last week. returning nome sun
day afternoon.
p. B. Illingworth is reported to be
slowly recovering from serious a''aeN
of typhoid fever,
Miss Eva Priest of Melrose, Fla, came
Tuesday 10 spend week with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Walker.
Ira Holton, who went to Boston last
week to have a finger treated, mad the
same removed Thursday.
The body of Mrs. Herbert Ellis was
brongbt here for burial Monday She
died at Keene City hospital.
Miss Susan Holton left Saturday for
Chicago where she is to spend portion
Of the winter with a college friend.
Mrs. George Howard is spending TWO
weeks in Boston. Miss Bertha Aooot'
is housekeeper during her absence
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Kingssbury OF
Maiden, Mass, spent "Wednesday WIN
fine doctor s cousin, Mrs d. 7, wright
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Seymore OF
Bellows Falls have been recent guests
of their grandmother. Mrs. kuth opeh'
cor.
The next meeting of the Fortnighfly
club will be held at the home OF MIS-
c. F. Arnold Monday evening. oupJee'
| Mexico. . ~,
The Y. p. s. C. E. are to have Hal
lowe ZEN party at the church parlors RI
dav evening. All come and gapoie
gobble and go.
Mrs. Angie Vaughn went Monday u
Woodstock to spend few weeks. on'
has spent the past summer at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Judd.
The November meeting of the Ladles
Aid society will be held at the church
Wednesday afternoon, supper as usuai
Come early and enjoy a soclal tlme'
Mrs. Mary Rideout and daughter
Elizabeth. and Miss Flora Whitney o
Washington. D. c., went Tuesday =
Weston where they expect to spend IN
winter. -.
D. c. Woodburn was struck in tn
head while driving a load of nay lhl
fine barn last week, cutting bad gas
Int fortunately the injuries are not SER
J Gus and he is able to be out
Articles of association were fled las
week nj the Office of the secretary 0
4 state nv the Connecticut Valley Orchar
:. COMPANY. organized with a capital 0
+ 40 900 TO deal in fruits. farm produc,I'
= nursery stock, etc.. in Westminster. =
naners are signed by Ernest &. Iuthil
7 Dascomb and George H. Dascomb 0
( Westminster. -.
Y Charles Sumner Rideout of TN
Mace and Miss Sarah Abbot Hami,o
. IF Rrattleboro were married IN the Ia
FOR nlace last Saturday by key. J0hh :
: Cow, nastor of the First Baptist churSi
Mr. Rideout is employed by the ap'
nanue Machine works as foreman. an
Miss Hamilton has been a teachep J
onr public schools for some time; Bol
are vonnr people well known and the
friends will extend cOngratulatlon
They are to occupy tenement IN ii.
. Bond s tenement house
The missionary society recently nacl
cd a barrel for Principal A. V. WOO
. worth and family. who are. Work XII
among the mountain whites IN Iehne
see, The Junior Christian, Endeeayy,,
societv's gifts for the children of u
family. three in number. were lar;
doll for the little girl, baseball OUT
for the bows, besides numerous gu
from individual members. Fifty cen
) was contributed for Christmas ,cand
\ also a BAG of butternuts and a bag
q chestnuts, the latter from the hu1
Hattin Juniors. The garments we
& mostly new. The barrel was valu
3 at about $40.