The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-17

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Clarke of South Newfme ollicated and
burial was in the West Dummerston Gem
ctcry. The bearers were William Burnett,
John Burnett. Frank Burnett and Henry
Stockwell Mr. Aiken leaves his wife,
who was Miss Mary Wilson of llnmmer'
ston. aud his sister, MIS- Stockwcll, HIS
brother Edward norr Aiken, who lived
in Montana, died several years ago. aud his
only daughter Matte, died about six years
ago.
Mrs D. l.. llc1ick OF Northlield. Mass
n visited in town Wednesday.
Mrs Martha Carter has gone TO Dudley.
Il Mass, for an extended visit,
Miss Susan r. Clark returned saturday
from visit IN Norwich, Conn.
Charles Turner has moved this week from
Dummerston hill to Elliot street
Edgar stevens Of Ncwfhe began work
/ Thursday at j. y. Bctterley's
Horace Gale Of Townshcud was an over
Sunday guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred smith
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. T.. IIigley visited rel
atyes in Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. II. c. Squrcs entertained the Jolly
Ten Friday afternoon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Smpman are spend
ing the week in the northern part Of the
state
Mis-, Madeline Slate of Londonderry Is
with Mr.. and Mrs +. j, Brlden inr a
months visit
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Perry LETT for Sprug,
field Mass, Monday to spend several days
before going 10 Boston for the winter
W. T.. Bartlett G. f. Hawkins and Per
lev Albcc are in Ncwtnc This week hunt
ing deer
The. Nccdlecrafts viii meet next Friday
afternoon with Mrs. j. F.. Mann on Spruce
street
The oyster supper served Tuesday even
ing 10y the Balaca class was literally pat.
ronizcd.
Mrs. c. II. Learned and son, Harry i
Halifax are guests OF Mr. and Mrs W. i.
Bartlett
Miss Minnie Stockwgll is with her aunt,
Mrs. w D. Aiken, in West Dummcrston,
for an indefinite stay,
Miss Gertrude StocSwc spent SUNDAY
in Greenfield Mass with her brother 7.
B. Stockwcll.
Miss Lillian Link Of New York city is
a guest Of her uncle DR.. T. w. Gwycr at
The Brick House,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow expect to
leave Tuesday for their winter homo IN
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Mrs. Charles Circuit and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, of Brooklinc are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs w H. llescock
From four to six inches OF snow fell
during Tuesday night and good sleishln2
is reported on Dummerston hill.
d. L. Clark Of Bellows Falls has bought
Warner Miler'> farm on Dummerston hull
and will moye his family there next week,
W. /. Walker is spending the week at
Sunset lake with party OF five who are
hunting deer, They shot one "Wednesday.
J. W. Whittier oi Faunington. Me- is
visiting his SON Supt. j. ID Whittier. lie
is accompanied by his son, c. C. Whittier.
of Oswego, Ore.
Miss Jessie Closson was called to her
home in Lebanon. Me. Sunday nv the seri.
Gus illness of her mother, Miss Elose San
ders is substituting for her at the academy.
Miss Helen Prentiss. who is teaching in
the high school at Derby. is expected next
week to spend the THANKSGIVING vacation
/ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs C. r. Prem.
tss.
Considerable complaint has been made
q
dition of the road almost the entire length
Of Western avenue and the lack OF proper
drainage on many other streets.
Mrs. J. +. Whitaker and daughter, Flor
cnce. Of Newfane came Thursday for a Wis
it with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. \.
Betterley at the lietterlev homestead, and
with her sister Mrs l.. J. StockwelI.
Miss Abbie Dmklee who makes her
home in West Swanzoy \, H.. with her
niece. Mrs. Herbert Bidwell, has been in
poor health for several weeks and at pres
ent she is confined to her room a good
deal Of the time.
4 Mrs. l. /. Ingram and two sons sailed
Wednesday from London, via the White
Star Line and are expected to arrive IN
/ New York next Wednesday. Mrs. Ingram
is sister of Rev. +. ;. Harrison of this
place. She expects to make her home with
! her father and mother. Dr. and Mrs J.
East Harrison. in Mt. Hermon. Mass.
The Needlecrafts observed gentlemen's
night last Friday evening and served a
dinner in the parIors of the First Congrega-
tional church at $50 o'clock. The occasion
was given in honor of Rev. and Mrs, Lewis,
whose departure for Chicago will be next
month. Following the dinner an hour was
spent socially and a musical program was
! rendered.
Henry Barber lost valuable Morgan
mare last week Thursday in Wilmington.
Mr.. Barber drove to the home of Edward
Larrabee and left his team going on to at
tend the auction at Mrs. Marion Dickin-
sons in company with Mr.. Larrabee. On
their return they found the animal in great
distress and she lived but few minutes
The mare was II years old.
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. J.
Lewis, minister. Residence, 800 Western
avenue Services for the week: Sun
day at 1890 O'Clock. sermon by the pastor,
subject, The Mental Stimulus Of Religion;
bible classes at II o'clock; evening service
at $50 O'Clock. Church prayer meeting
| Tuesday evening at 7,30 o'clock.
Baptist church, Rev. +, Stacey Harrison,
minister Residence, 3S5 Western avenue,
Services for the week: Sunday morning
at 1890 o'clock, sermon by the pastor, sub
iect, A Fisherman and His Net; bible
classes at II O'Clock; evening service at
40 o'clock, theme, On His Maiesty's
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