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

penheimer of Springfield, Mass, are visit
ing their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
G.. Bridge.
Mrs. C. L. keyou entertained the Knit
ting club last Thursday to the first OF a
series of silver teas
O. C. Robertson is having bath room
installed in his Canal street residence be-
sides other improvement
A brush fire on the hill back of the depot
called out few members of the fire de-
partment last Sunday morning.
Fred Gamash has moved from the Fales
house to house on Canal street and james
Latchis has moved into the house vacated
by Mr.. Gamash,
Maurice Purcell and John Raleigh go
Monday to a convention in Exeter as dele
gates from Court AshuelOt No. Is, For
esters of America.
Mark S. Mann has recently installed a
modern Innovation soda fountain in his
drug store which adds greatly to the APP
pearance of the store,
At the Congregational church next Sun.
day morning the pastors sermon topic will
be Fidelity in Little Things and in the
evening Being Led in the Way.
Mrs. C. H. Temple and little daughter
returned to her home in Lewiston, Me-,
Wednesday after two weeks with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Gray.
Mrs. Z. +. Stratton underwent an opera
ton in Springfield, Mass, hospital last
Saturday The operation was successful and
Mrs Stratton is getting along nicely,
+. w. Robertson, F. e. Field and G. 5.
Howe attended the visitation of the grand
officers of Hugh de Payens commandery,
Knights Templar, in Keene last Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. S. H. Mcdonald expects to go to
Greenfield soon where Mr.. Mcdonald has
employment They intend to board for
some time before having their household
goods moved.
Cyrus Cook and Mervin Butler narrowly
escaped serious injury last Tuesday while
carpentering on the formers new store,
when the staging upon which they were
standing fell to the ground a distance of
about II feet.
William Walker has moved from the
Henry Adams place of the Brattleboro
road to the Daniel Smith place recently
vacated by j. b. Anderson, and F. s.
Lowell of West Swanzey has purchased the
Adams farm vacated by Mr.. Walker.
Beginning with last Sunday morning
none of the Sunday papers are to arrive in
town until the 1910 train from Spring
field. The Boston Globe was brought here
for several years by team from Millers
Falls much earlier than the arrival of the
train.
Word was received here Tuesday of the
death of Rev Moses H. Harris, d. D., IS, in
Clifton Springs, n Y, may s. Mr.. Harris
was a former pastor of the Unversalist
church in this town, preaching here about
SO years ago. He was known asa very force
full speaker and had met with large success
in all his pastorates.
DR.. William Russell Durham, who died
in Keene Monday, was a former resident
of this town. He was II years of age, born
in Chesterfield, the son of Ira and Savona
Prentiss Durham Besides his immediate
family he is survived by one brother, DR..
l. L. Durham of Pawtucket, R. l., and two
sisters, Miss P. M. Durham of Pawtucket
and Mrs. Fred Goodrich of Springfield, |
Mass, all of whom are well known in this
town.
At a meeting of the Hinsdale Gun club
held last Tuesday evening. Fl. ii. Russell
was chosen president, Eugene Stevens
vice president, and DR.. o. L. Smith secre-
tary and treasurer. 1t was voted to hold
tournament, May 30, to which
every one interested in trap shooting is cor
daily invited. The shoot will be open to
all and the embryos are expected to be
largely in evidence and therefore no one
need to care about his percentage because
some one else will have a lower one.
The annual junior fair held in the town