The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

Miss Alncna DclleNue mas nccH 'i,o0.h
chosen organist of st. Josephs Catholic
church TO succeed Mrs, William Fita'
gerald,
Misses Elizabeth and Monte Purcell OF
Greenfield came Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Miss Winnie Redding, Thursday
morning.
Mrs, W, w, King and grandchild, Colette
Lockwood, and Mrs, Freda Rubeor leave
tomorrow for a visit with relatives in New
York city,
W. s. Howe is now living in the Cramer
house which he has remodeed to consid
cradle extent and equipped with modern
improvements,
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Leonard of Orleans
VT, are visiting the latters grandfather
Charles Owen and other llnsdale rela-
tives this week,
Miss Emma +. Barrett went this week
TO her home in Providence, X. l., after
spending the summer at Ledge Lawn cot
tage on Tower hill,
Mrs Howard Mccullough and son, Rus
sell, of Chicopee Falls came "Wednesday for
a visit with Miss Minnie Magnnis and
other friends in town.
Mrs Augusta Chandler is having cot.
tage house built in North llinsdale which
is nearing completion, and Will make her
home there when in readiness.
Mrs. John johnson went to Springfield,
Mass, last week 20 visit her son, John
johnson, who received injuries in the train
wreck in Brattlcboro Saturday.
4 son, Robert Columbus, was born Oct
II. to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mayhem of
Boston, Mass. grandson 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeremiah Duggan of this town.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
held this year in the Methodist church
sunday evening Nov. 20 at the usual hour.
Rev Albert J.. Hill will deliver the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. d. White and two sons,
James and Harold, spent Saturday and
Sunday in South Chelmsford, Mass, Mr.,
White attended the station agents peet'
ing in Boston,
The women Of the Universalist society
are to present an entertainment entitled
The Rag Sociablc, Thursday evening Nov.
10 This little play brings back the olden
times and will be very enjoyable. Refresh
ments will be served during the evening.
While William johnson was assisting
in putting flash boards on the dam last
Sunday he was thrown into the water
when boat load Of planks slid over to one
side. He is not a very good swimmer but
succeeded in reaching the rocks nearby.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church next Sunday by students from Mt
Hcrmon. Robert Ross Gyles at 1915
a. M: Harland futile will give the story
Of his conversion in the evening. The serv
ices will be conducted by Evangelist +. Il.
Cornell and Mrs, Cornell All are cordially
invited.
The missionary meeting was held Wed
nesdav afternoon at the Univer,alist
The usual devotional exercises
were held, Considerable business was
transacted and quite a number were pres
ent Mrs. Il. VI. Langworthy gave paper
on Prison Reform in Oregon, showing the
effects of kindness in the treatment of
prison inmates.
Cornell & Ward have recently had two
new perforating machines installed m
their factory, thus making their output OF
finished paper considerably greater. THIS
has leased the brick storehouse of
the Orren c. Robertson company which is
in the rear of the boarding house and after
alterations have been made will
make its own packing cases. New windows
will have to be added to this building The
installed will be run by cleo
Irlcity,
The women Of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold their annual sale and sup |
per at the town hall Wednesday evening, |
Nov. s. A chcken-pie supper will be serv-
ed from : to 8 o'clock, with all the usual |
filings. Following the supper an entertain |
nent will be given consisting of readings
by Miss Helen Symonds of Boston, grad |
late of the Emerson School of Oratory, |
with musical selections by |
Miss Lightmess, vocal music teacher of
\orthheld seminary, accompanied by Miss |
Delphine Lazelle, pianist.
The masquerade dance given by the |
juniors Of the high school was very en-
oyable occasion not only socially but tinan |
tally. the juniors clearing $50 after all eN
Denses were paid There were a number |
who took part in the masquerade, there be.
ng many very attractive make-ups and |
some very gl6tesque. A concert was given |
rom s until Q by Lyman's orchestra which |
rendered excellent music for both the |
concert and dance. Following the concert |
lancing was enjoyed until II o'clock. Re |
,reshments of ice-cream and cake were serv-
ID during the evening,
While John johnson of this town was
spending the day in Brattleboro with his |
laughter. Mrs Rex Coane. he met with .
what was at first feared a serious accident. |
He was walking along in a pasture and |
tepped into a hole receiving serious IN
uries to one leg. 1t was at first thought !
hat his leg was broken but upon careful
it was found to be bad
prain He was later brought to his home
n this town. Paul. a young son of Mr.
Johnson, who was also visiting in Brattle-