The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

working in Cornell \ Wari's this week, u
was found necessary 60 amputatc the I'M
ger at the second JOINT,
There win be- special train ieNt Mon
day evening 10 accommodate those VINO
wish to attend the production Of The Nal
and The Fiddle IN keene, The tram VIII
leave this station at I,ln o'clock,
Word has been received here OF the
death sunday of Mrs Mary C. l.amson,
wife OF Lucian A l.amsoH, Of Worcester
Mass She had lived ~ this town IN years
past and was very well known aud liked.
She was IL, years one month and 70 days
old. The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. John t. Davis, who lives at the
William Lynch place, was ON her way home
across lots from G, H. Savages on North.
field street last Friday when she slipped
and broke her leg Just above the ankle, She
was Obliged to drag herself some distance
before she could call any one to her assist
ance.
c. T.. keyou broke hone in his left
wrist as the result of a fall recently Mr..
and MIS-, keyou had been out calling that
evening aud upon returning 10 the house
Mr. Keyou reached for the electric light
button. As il happened the door which
goes to the cellar was open and in the dark
he made mstcp and fell down stairs,
Luckily he received no other injuries,
The lecture which was to be given 10y
Rev. i. Franklin Bahh of Dccrtield. Mass,
under the auspices of Wantastquet grange
THURSDAY evening of this week has been IN,
definitely postponed owing to the death Of
one If Nh mhb's parishoners. Mn BahL
is one Of the best speakers IN the state and
it j. hoped that he can be secured az some
future date.
Mrs Sarah !. Widerl Amsdcn. -, for
many years resident Of this town died
last wcel, Wednesday Of the HOME for the
Aged IN Bmttehoro She was the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilder OF
Shclbunc Falls Mass, and was born Aug,
~, 1924 I'm 1872 she became the wife
Of John Amsdn OF Conway, Mass now
dead. and came TO this town tn live, re-
naming here until February. 1909, when
she entered the Home in Battleboro. The
funeral was held at ~ O'Clock Friday morn
ing at Brattleboro, Rev. r. VI. lloughton,
pastor OF the Centre Congregational church.
and the body was brought here
for burial in Pine Grove cemetery. The
burial service was IN charge of Rev. j, J..
Felt of Sncook. former pastor OF the
Methodist church
The Ladies society Of the Univcrsalist
church is to give am old.fashioned enter
Thursday evening Non. 10 in
the church vestry. entitled, The Rag
Sociahlc. The cast Is as follows: Mrs
the hostess, Mrs f. W. Tidcn;
Miss Betsy Winters, her daughter. Mrs 1
j. G. Snow; Miss Maria Winters her |
Mrs. l.Angworthv; Miss Jennie :
Rush. next door neghbor. Mrs 2. I. Ami
don: Mrs Ba>sett Mrs MAY Leach; Mrs. I
Collins, Mrs Cate; Miss Selma GRAY Miss ,
Minnie Todd: Misses Barbara and Harriet .
Allen. Mrs T.. j. Richards twin sisters, /
Mrs. J. VI. Lamb: Miss Martha Ann Hall,
age, Miss Mnirva Burroughs; /
Miss Eliza Hall. Young sister, Miss Eta .
NcKeen; Mrs. Tompkins. Miss Charlotte /
slate: Cordcna Serepta Tompkins. Miss \,
VI. Barrows: Miss Amanda Tompkins, Mrs,
F s. Leonard. This entertainment prom
ses to be one of the best given by these
women for some time and an enjoyable
vening is in store for all those who at
ttend Refreshments win be served during
he evening.