The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-28

visited in Brattleboro and Newfane last
week
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Lincoln of West
Swanzcy were guests Sunday of Mrs. May
Leach,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w, Robertson and Miss
Eva Robertson were in Boston few days
recently,
The Dreamland moving picture company
has moved from the Monitor block into
Fay hall,
William T., Doucsette returned home last
week from Ephmtah. n. V, where he has
had employment
Patrick Mann has returned from Leo.
Minister Mass. where he has been working
for several week,
DIR. @. |" Smith, j, II. Watson and II.
H. Russell attended gun club shoot in
keene Thursday.
Mrs. f. II. Fuller and two daughters and
one day last week.
Miss Annie White visited in Greenfield
with her sister, Mrs. Victor Cote, from
/ Friday to Sunday.
+. +. Cameron had his household goods
moved to Hartford, Conn, Tuesday, where
he has employment.
=. c. Stewart has been reappointed ian
| itor Of the town hall and school building
] for the coming year,
Mr. and Mrs 7. w. Tilden were at home
over Sunday returning to Fall River, Mass,
! Monday for three weeks.
John Roberts has returned TO town TO
look after his property after remaining in
Boston during the winter.
William Holton Of the United States
navy mas peeh visiting mr. ana Mrs' James
iia,''oeh 'he i"s. WEN
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Wilder and Mrs Gate
have gone TO spflngheld MASS TO spehd
week with Mrs Robert Day
Miss l.lla Hancock and David kosen Of
Greenfield spent sunday win the former
parents. Mr. ana Mrs James Hancock
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hastings We're
called to Boston Tuesday by the illness OF
Their daughter, Mrs, Clliiord thompson.
Mrs Leslie Bruce of Boston has been
visiting her parents. Air. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Hail. and other relatives and friends IN
town.
Miss Sadie Dodge and her mother, Mrs.
Clarke. have returned to Spofford where
Miss Dodge i to teach the spring term OF
school
Mrs. Arnold of Meriden. Conn, and Mrs.
Mason were called here this week by the
serious illness of their brother, Il. A.
Weeks.
NIrs Eranly Finn returned Tuesday FROM,
Boston where she has been for several
weeks caring for a sister who has been
quite sick.
q Smith il exnacted home from
nortb arn , yo,l tbo 6rst If newt week
VIII some Enc horses which he purchased
wbilo thnra
Ar,s Samuel Thomas formerly of tbis
,o,',, hi non. ,nal';ng ber homo with
Lo 49, ao,,aLta,, :, West ITomestaad WAS n
, na Ia IA S,,;i IA
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MIS-. =. y; lellpIe an t little uIusnle,,
Eleanor OF Lewiston, ne calne uesd n
a ~. NJ r,o, r. 4 crsr "i'i ~" P'N''
''u =, -
MISS Ailee l0rteE under"ent an opera,
tlon LOT appendicitis ana spi,lal tIoupie
last hufsday IN lne fafren hospitai III
Montague ollN, Mass
DIR. Charles II. Curran OF Holyoke, Mass,
has published a novel entitled Through
Lands of Yesterday, story of romance and
travel. Dr. Curran Is a native OF tins town
and Is the son oil the iate James outrah'
Miss Emma Wellman received calls from
many of her friends and neighbors last sun
day the occasion being her birthday. She |
was the recipient of many birthday cards |
and membranes from far-away friends
and near.
p A Uaeks underwent an onerotion
Tuesday morning and Is Getting along ma
well as can he expected DR.. Carleton of |
Springfield. Mass, performed the opera
ton assisted by Dr.. Newton of North
field and the attending physician, DR..
Brown. of this town.
The women If tho Irniversalist church
,.;i, sor,,o tha;r M broni,fast i, Tho vos'
trv If tho chnrcb newt Tuesday mnrning
cereals bacon and eggs criddle caEes and
evas, Datoi "d IA ia nnfoe e an an" ora
osord d Lo ;nrited ~ atfe aI
The dime thimbe social which was given
by the Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday afternoon was
a very interesting and pleasing affair The
in pleasing manner. Light refreshments
We're served at each place of meeting. As
a result the society has nice little sum to
add to its treasury,
~ ,,,,,.;ool 60, h.. ~ chc;s+;on n,
daauor IN tbe 1 s,n ~ thn Congragaf;onnl
aL,,,oI, FL, 80, LII o4to,,5aJ b, IL
enurI hn1 ue III maS wen a're aru 10y iI
and consisted of songs by Mrs. r. l..
Fletcher, Miss Eveline Stewart, Miss Rest
Metcalf, Miss Bertha Higgins, Rev. Mr..
Hill and G. p. Savage piano solo by Miss
Rest Metcalf and piano duet by Marion
and Gertrude Spragie.
Court Ashuelof No 1S Foresters of
America. observed its 18th anniversary
Wednesday evening in Foresters hall. The
committee in charge of the affair was John