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

Frank Rand has finished work for r,
ID. Newton.
W. c. Ballou finished making Jelly
last week.
Rev. y. ). Mo0rc'S goods were ship
ped to North pomfret VT, this week.
Mrs. Bert Morse returned FRIDAY
from visiting her sister in West Brat
tleboro.
Miss Fray Ballou is very i'll AT the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. I.
Ballou.
Mrs. Henry Smith spent from Mon
day till Wednesday with her son, Bert
H. Smith.
Earl Wheeler is boarding at V. ".
Ranney s while there is sickness ut W.
&C.. Ballou S.
Miss Eunice Smith has been i'll for a
few days the past week and unable TO
attend school.
Sheriff George G. Wright was in town
recently and took two prisoners to the
workhouSe at Rutland.
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller aud Mrs. G. j. Mil.
Ter of Brattlehoro were recent guests
of Mrs. \. G. Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Edwards were in
Williamsvile Tuesday and attended the
funeral services of Mrs. Clarence La
zelle.
The village school closes Il very sue.
cessful term tomorrow Saturday. II
is hoped Mrs. Farnum will teach tins
winter.
Leon Pike will move soon to the tene-
ment over the creamery. Austin Grape
and family will move back to their
home here
Mrs. Eliza Butterfeld went last week
to Mrs. Della kenney' 5 where she VIII
spend the winter and assist Mrs Ken
ney about the house
Rev. and Mrs. Carter are at the par
sonage after remaining at Newfane Inn
over Sunday. Their goods arrived from
Brattleboro by team Tuesday.
The portable saw mill owned by l.. A.
Cook has been moved this week from
the Cutler lot in Brookline to the old
Cushing place on the Wardsboro road.
Mrs. George johnson returned Thurs
day of last week from Worcester. Her
evesight is greatly improved. Mrs. John
son was accompanied by Miss Frances
Osgood
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith will enter
tain as guests over Sunday Mrs. Edna
Martin of Reading, Mass, 4 sister of
Mr.. Smith and Mrs. Adm Smith of
Winchendon, Mass, sister-ln-law OF
Mr.. Smith
The husking bee at Mrs. Cora Win.
chester s Tuesday evening was well at
tended, about 40 neghbors and friends
gathering at the home. Good work was
done and about 1870 bushels husked out.
A fine hash supper was served.
The drama, Coupon Bonds, will be
presented in Union hall Friday even
ing. Nov. II, by cast of characters
from Williamsville This is a fine play
and should draw full house. \ supper
and dance will follow the play.
A. II. Farnum is i'll at his home and
under the doctor s care Mr.. Farnllm
was worse Yesterday morning and Mrs.
Farnum was not able to attend to her
school duties. Miss Maude Roadway
took her place as teacher.
A reception will be held for Rev. and
Mrs. George X. Carter at the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday evening, NOV.
10. The general committee, consisting
of the deacons and their wives, an
uounces the following committees: In
PRODUCTION, Mr. and Mrs K. d. Newton,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Wright and Mrs. G.
f. Davidson; program, Charles l.. Hes
cock and Frank A. Dewitt; refresh
ments Mrs. George Parsons and Mrs.
f. J. Butterfeld. 1t is hoped that a
goodly supply of winter vegetables and
fruit will be contributed. all of which
will be gratefully received. The dona-
lions will be in charge of John Convey.
Everyone is invited. All come and have
a GOOD time.