The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

William Langdon is i'll with grip.
f. A. Davis was in Boston one day last
week.
Miss Irene llartwell has been III the
past week.
Mrs. G. A. Gray visited in Brattleboro
last week.
Miss Jennie Lynch has been III several
days this week
Mrs. Wetherbee Of Vernon i visiting at
NJ. II, Buffers.
Miss Nellie Redding was al home from
lirattleboro over Sunday,
Charles lynch has been housed with
grip for a week or more
Eighty new books We're put in crcula-
ton at the library last Friday
Fred l.. Latham has been visiting in
Boston several days this week
Mrs. G. l.. Weed was in Nashua and
Bellows Falls part OF last week,
Miss Florence Gray is visiting her pa
rents, DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Gray,
Nh. and Mrs. Z. l.. Stafford OF Keene
spent Sunday at G. W. Saifords
Misses Lucy and Nora Dulfcny of Green
held are visiting at Il. j. Harris.
Mrs. H. \. Weeks spent last Monday
with Mrs. d. I. Person in keene
Mr.. and Ms. y 0. Maynard and son,
Clark spent Wednesday in kecne
T.. 4. Stmtton has been attending the
automobile show in Boston this week.
Mrs Frceda Rubeor left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in New York city.
Mrs. Frank Boucher is attending the
millinery opening in Boston this week.
Miss Minerva Burroughs went this week
Tuesday TO Englewood \. j., for visit
George Neeber of Charlemont Mass,
recently visited his brother, f. j. Weber.
Mrs. John Cunningham OF llarriylle
visited in town over Sunday with rea-
lives.
Mis-. Il. NJ. Tole has been visiting in
Springfield, Mass. several days the past
week.
Miss Mary Ellen Enright Of Troy is a
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Scott.
Herbert Lawrence of Lake Placid, n. ",
has been visiting his uncle, f. T. Field, re-
Gently.
The Fanny Mendelssohn club met at
Miss Saifori'S studio last week Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Myra Owen left Wednesday for
Lowell. Ind, to care for a sister who has
been i'll for some time.
Wantastiquet grange will observe Young
Peoples Night, Wednesday, March 10, A
good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Styles and daughter. Mildred, of
Greenfield spent last week in town with
the formers sister Mrs. b. j. Riley
George Lewis returned last Friday after
three-months' stay with his daughter,
Mrs. f. 4. Mason, in Brighton Mass.
4 box social was held at the home Of
Floyd Sprague last Saturday evening by
the members of the Methodist parish,
Miss Marion Crowell, state secretary of
y. p. s. C. T., will speak in the Congre-
gational church next Tuesday evening.
Miss Mollie Pike of Claremont, n. H.,
and Miss Mabel Pike Of iaydenyile came
Saturday for visit at their home here.
The Christian Endeavor society held
very pleasant social in the yestry of the
Congregational church Thursday evening.
Mrs. p. A. Maginnis and daughter,
Eileen. went to South Vernon Wednesday
for few days stay with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mack.
After paying all bills in connection with
the fair the women of the Universalist
parish have S6427S, which is within $13
of the amount made two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Carey and children
of New York city have been visiting the
later's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, c. S.
Howe
Mrs. w. d. Tricky of Tilton came Sat
urday, returning Wednesday, accompan-
panied by her father, Charles Owen, who
will visit in Tilton for time.
Mrs. E. j. Temple entertained the Knit
ting club this week. An excellent supper
was served. In the evening the men were
invited when refreshments were served.
The second Sunday in Lent the topic for
the sermon at the Universalst church will
be, Christ's Call to Nathaniel; the text,
Behold an Isralte, indeed, in whom is no
guile"
The Womans club met at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Britton Tuesday afternoon.
The topic to be considered was, Present
Day Leaders of Men. Papers were read by |
Mrs. +. S. Leonard, Mrs. Fay and Mrs. |
A. NJ Bradley.
kiyo S. lnui, japanese orator, gave
lecture last Saturday evening in the town |
Of the high school, His subject was, The !
East VS.. the West. The proceeds went to
swell the funds for the Washington trip. |
The warrant for the annual school meet
ng which will take place Saturday, March |
Is, at 2 p m in the town hall was posted
asst week and with the exception of one
lrticle, which calls for an appropriation
or a labratory for the high school, all
he articles deal with the regular routine
Practically no change in the fish and
game laws has been made by the present
legislature, which will close its session
lbout April /. The open season on deer
emains the same, that is the first Is
lays in December, and two deer allowed
ZACH hunter. The new bill calling for
losed season during the months of April
nd May on horned pout was not passed
On st. Patrick's night, March II, The
1insdale Players, under the auspices of
he st. Joseph society, present the strong
IRISH drama, Captain Jack. The players
re putting forth their best efforts to
nake this play success. The production
vill be deliberately staged and appropri-
tely costumed. During the action of the
lay songs and choruses will be intro
uced in keeping with the spirit of the
reduction. j. L. Mann is stage manager.
here will be three hours Of dancing after
he entertainment. Reserved seats will 90
n sale at Mann's drug store at 7 O'Clock
aturday evening" March IL. All seats
old by number. Ice-cream, cake and
will be on sale during the even !
lg.
WEST CHESTERFIELD,
The annual log men Is dance will be