The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

Mrs. Mary I.ebcrt and Orric Lebert
spent several days in Brattleboro recently.
Henry Allard returned Wednesday from
a weeks visit at his home in Burlington,
VT
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burroughs spent
last Thursday with friends in Chester
field.
Miss leila Lebert Of Brattleboro Wis
tied in town from Monday to Thursday OF
this week
Rev. Father Cahill attended the fu-
neral of relative in Boston last week
Thursday.
o. c. Robertson, f. 5. Leonard and W.
+. Robertson were in New York recently
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pearson were at
home from Concord from Saturday to
Wednesday
Beginning this week the Granite State
Moving Machine company will run but
four days week.
Mrs. Fred Pearson and daughter OF
Keene were guests at W. /. Todd's sew
eral days last week
Mrs. d. A. Owen and Henry Black at
tended the funeral of a relative in Put
Iney, VT, Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce visited in Am
herst. Springfield and 1olyoke from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
At the meeting of Naomi chapter, East
em Star, Monday one candidate was init
ated. A banquet was served
Miss Sadie j, Dodge is at home from
Spofford and will teach the Monument dis
| trct school for a few weeks.
Miss Kate Glines of NIillers Falls, who
lis visiting her sister, Mrs. George Estey,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Patience Saxton returned to her
home in Boston Saturday after severa
weeks spent with Miss Eva G. Robertson
The women of the Universalist church
will serve maple sugar supper IN the
church vestry Thursday evening March
30.
Miss VERNE Pike of Lawrence, Mass.
came Monday to assist Mrs. Nv. ., j.
Martin during the coming millinery sea
SON
Sheridan w. R. G. will meet with Mrs
A. A. Bailey next week Tuesday alter
noon at 8 O'Clock. A good attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Freeman, who for
merly lived in this town for many years
will observe their 50th wedding annlver
sary at their home in Millington, Mass,
March 20.
+. d. Lane will preach in the Congrega
tional church Sunday, March 49, Morning
subject, The Open Door; evening, Import
ance of Little Things.
Wednesday was young peoples night al
the grange and short entertainment was
given. entitled, Two of Kind, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
The classmates of Earl Fisher gave him
pleasant surprise party last, Friday
evening. Cards were in order and refresh
.ments were served during the evening
Next Sunday (third Sunday in Lent
the sermon topic in the Universalist
church will be Christ's Call to Nicode
mus: Except a man be born. again nc
cannot see the Kingdom of God" Johr
3:3.
A special meeting of the Hinsdale boarc
Of trade will be held in the selectmen'
room Monday evening at o'clock to con con
slider important matters in connection viii
the proposed new railroad. Every either
is urged to be present.
Surveyors in the employ Of Keene Gas
& Electric company have been at work OF
a line from the power house to Ashuelo1
in anticipation of connecting, the po1we'
lcompanys wires when extend 10 Asnue
lot with the power house.
The bill in the legislature protecting
horned pout during the months of Apr
and May was voted down the first OF last
week as was reported but it was founo
the next day that not enough representa-
tives were present to form quorum. The
bill was again brought up and passed. II
must yet pass the senate to become
law.
The honors in scholarship have beer
awarded in the graduating class OF the
high school to Earl Fisher, valedictorian
and Miss Alice L. Jeffords, .salutatorian
The other parts for the graduating exer
cises have been assigned as follows: Sid
ney Stearns, president; Miss Blanche
Boucher, history; Walter Smith, prophecy
Orrie Lebert, will; Miss Mary Mann
poem; Miss Doris Merritt, address to un
dergraduates.
The March meeting of the W. G. 7. U
was held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. May Dickerman. After the usua
devotional and business meeting, roll cal
was responded to by mention Of notable
women-Mary A. Livermore, Margaret
Bottome, Helen Keller, Fanny Crosby and
Clara Barton were among those spoken of
lOf the program hour Mrs. Lura Hale took
charge; and after, speaking briefly upon