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

George Houghton has had a telephon
put in his house this week, The numbe
is 1922,
Friends OF Mrs. Herbert Eyerleth o
Putney will be interested to know she J
improving.
Horace Wilder spent several days las
week visiting relatives in Putney an,
Dummerston.
Mrs. Wesley Minis of Warren, Mass.
spent Sunday with her parents, DIR. an'
Mrs. c. S. Clark.
Mrs. Clara Gonyer began work Wedne,S
day for Mrs. ID. w. Harris where she WI
be for few weeks.
Miss Carrie L. Peck of Danbury, Conn.
came Yesterday for an indefinite stay WITT
Mrs. W w. Cook.
Miss Sadie Hamilton Of Westminster
spent Sunday with her parents, MIR an'
Mrs. C. NJ, Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Blodgett are I,
move into the tenement IN Mrs W. w
Cooks house this week.
John Renfrew and family moved from
! Groton, Vt, this week to the north tene
ment in w. +. Bartlett's house
Dana Stafford sheared about dozer
/ SnceU lOi T.. II. II, CtpNc i'atu'"',f' 'T''''
of the heeces weighed 10 pounds.
Miss Eunice and Miss Elmira knight
have returned to their home after a 10
weeks stay in West Newton, Mass
Mrs. Mary Harding of Dummerston !,
visiting with Mrs. Martha Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith this week
Miss Georgia L. Ormsbee of Brockton
Mass. came Wednesday for a two.weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs John 5, Jillson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Perry left yesterday
for Putney where Mr.. Perry has contract
to build a cement bridge on Putney west
hill.
Mrs. T.. Stacy Harrison spent the first
of the week in Wiliamsville visiting Miss
Florence Dickinson returning Wednes
day.
Albert Hyles. who formerly worked fol-
| +, Il. Mather, began work this week iol
Charles Miner on the Bonnyyale Stock
! farm
0. G. Covey has been unable to use one
of his hands for over week. An iniiama
ton in the nature of a carbuncle causes
Interpretation.
DIR. G.. b. Hunter has been housed this
week with malaria and general debllltated
conditions. He has transferred most OF his
cases to DIR. Rice.
Arthur Weld, John Burnett and Harold
Perry have been working all winter on an
aeroplane model and have made several
short successful flights.
The Cosy Corner society met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Q. G. Convey
4 social time was enjoyed by all and dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow arrived
Wednesday at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Clark, after spending
the winter in Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Today is Arbor Day and the schools are
TO have appropriate exercises. The chill
dren in the Academy building are to clean
up the grounds around the building.
w. f. Taylor, who has been suffering
from blood poison in one hand, is improv'
ing fast. He is able to be out and goes to
the hospital each day for treatment.
II. ]. Clark has rented his house recently
vacated by Peter Plants family to Hollis
Newcomb who lives in district No. IL IN
George Stark's house They expect to move
soon.
The body of Mrs. George Nash OF Dunn
merston was brought here this week for
burial in the Meeting House Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Nash was former resident OF this
town.
Perry & Burnett have finished work on
the Hinesburg road and ship their outfit
to Townshend tomorrow where they have
lob of ledge excavation, They begin
work Monday.
The Womans association of the Congre.
untinnn1 church will hold a sewing meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Frances Fisher to sew for the hospital IN
Sivas, Turkey.
There will be an interesting stereopticoin
lecture in the First Congregational church
Sunday evening at o'clock. DR.. q; Ern-
est Clark will be the speaker and Will give
an instructive lecture upon Life In Turkey.
All are invited.
Rev. f. S. Harrison returned Wednes-
dav from New York city where he was or
dained in the Stone Place Baptist church
of that city. Mr.. Harrison has been con-
nected with this church ever since he has
lived in America
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilkinson of Parish
vile. N. Y, spent Thursday and Friday
Of last week with Mrs. F. G. Taylor. They
left for Vergennes and will also visit IN
several towns in York state before return
ing to her home in Halifax.
The last neighborhood prayer meeting
of the season was held at Bert Jacobs
home, Tuesday evening Thirteen neigh
bors attended Rev. Mr.. Council was pre-.
sented with a sum of money as an express
sion of the esteem and regret at his de-
parture to his new field at West Town
shend.
Fred Holland, who was to work for, A
G. Elbridge at the creamery, was taken
i'll Thursday with pleural pneumonia at the
home of NJ. and Mrs. R. II. Briggs, where
he was boarding and has been under the
care of trained nurse ever since. Perley
Albee has taken his place at the creamery
Everyone is invited to the Congregational
church next Thursday evening at O'Clock
to the stereopticon lecture given under the
auspices of the Mems League. Articles Will
be read upon fruit culture and plants will
be shown from the horticulture. depart,
ment of Amherst Agricultural college. All
interested are cordially welcome.
Baptist church, Rev. E. Stacy Harrison
minister Devotional exercises for the
week: Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock;
sermon bv pastor. A special talk will be
given the children about the Clock. Bible
classes at IL o'clock Communion will be
observed. Evening service at o'clock
Weekly prayer meeting Friday evening at
7.30 o'clock
First Congregational church, Rev. e. j
Lewis pastor Exercises for the week
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock, commun
ion will be observed. Sermon by pastor
Subject The Parting of the Ways. Bible
classes at ~ o'clock Sunday evening at
Z o'clock. Stereopticon lecture given by