The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
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who b. 10 10 Ws,tmiusfrT SATURDAY usl
and SUNDAY
Frank Rand and fimll, have moved lotto
the Martin tenement formerly occupied hs
\. II. fanum.
George Fellows Of White River June
ton visited at 4 G Lorbwonds fr1m
Monday until saturday.
Ms Nelson GRAY. district deputy u thc
Rcbekah lodge visited the lodge in Brat
ilcharp TUESDAY evening.
" G. Ballou began cunning MI. cider
mill TUESDAY Fred Daniels Is fireman aud
Il T. Rhodes assists Mr. Ballou.
\ partial report of the State Christian
Endcavor convention held at Randolph re- I
Gently was given Tuesday evening.
Earle Wheeler. the Young man who is As
,isting W. G. Billou at the station. began /
boarding Monday with Mr.. aud Mrs. Virgil f,
Ranney.
The supper Friday evening was uncv /
Dectedlv varied by q generous supply Of I
delicious ishballs contributed by Mrs. Ab /
bic Goodnow.
The nine successive stormy Friday even !
ngs are noticeable because that evening i |
he one used by the local societies for sup |
pers entertainments, etc.
Mrs. \. s Moore stayed at the New /
aue Inn over Sunday. Monday morning |
he vinter NJ Linden Iodoc
II ( I-nto, ,oppg man from Nj |
Jormon vii ocrunv tLa CONGREGATIONAL !
,,,I,;t snnda,. mnrning and evening Mr.
.'rtnn Was Lore law SUNDAYS agn
II.
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! the Masonic meeting heid III lo"hShehu
Nt''iies""H.
Mr.; ana MIS- ,harlss skinner re,IrnIu
',oh9Sy IRON Lohdohneiry anu DOM l L,r'
'lr' SKINNER Went 10 attend 70 sohis ~
,eying ana MIS- SKINNER a1'ehuea Tue
'ondNllie talr
An informal meeting of the Congrega-
ional church and society was held at the
hurch vestry tins afternoon to discuss me
natter OF raising lhe auult ional a mg,po'..l
eeded 10 secure 'he services Oh new "eo'Ee
\, carter
Fourteen men and several women at.
ended the Masonic meeting in Townshend
Wednesday. \ delicious banquet was
erved. The addresses were very interest
rom Brattieboro was much enjoyed.
There will be meeting of the executive
ommittee of the Christian Endeavor socie-
y this friday evening at the home OF
he president, MISS Harriet Newton. Mem