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

Rue bird an" 'o''us NV
W. Philips is in town for a few
pob Crane returned to Orange
Saa'; y g. Eu. was not held last week
WAC +. recovering from his re-
D', .risa, illness,
:, ri.7al Ban and Roy Stratton are
Srs HI N.W Haven
, wv, s.. Smith has accepted a position
@HG M.a|y's office,
a ,l hood closed this week Thurs
lo d vacation
7" 40. y u Alexander returned
W.t pm hst Friday
orr.m and his cousin are visit
J'l GiI.. Thomas Qninlan'
v s-nN. visited his sister in
A.,@i5 IT, uel of the week
l. Nwon has been appointed
pr W. ."TIH and Wallace Clark.
,'''' MI Dad. o., Bcmardston is sup
N- tI. url telephone Office
w. f.r.-n Of Mt llermon led the
,T.c d ssg chapel last sunday even
y iulrns meeting was postponed
Z, agg.sa. Nh smith could not be
resent 49,, oo rhomo.
Aui,n. wanI To-, near the old cotton
un. Mill Site
,,,1 IA Mis- C.. H. Otis have rented
~, Nh. Cora Field in the Bee Hive
y5Nin NOV. there soon. ,,,
NJ. p,r.v Howard and two children
h.s T., NIIamsgiie this week, Mrs.
5jcr blrs much better
wv, yyr.ir Proctor and daughter have
,ro 10 Rowe ana will spend the summer
Vr Margaret Banads'
NJ. Laird is moving her family from
III, M'i' s,rgr to their summer home
wy Dr. 4. T. Persons home,
~. EDITOR of the Mortified Press re-
Ivy b,y Of beautiful flowers Wednes-
ar momns We are wondering
uJ,r Graham OF Warwick is visiting
=. n. .i.t,r. nj Mrs. 7. J. Clarks. Isabel
ar,on Is also o guest there this week,
n, md lIrs. Frank Kellogg have re-
M1 u fbe.r home on Holton street
So ", .nqpdng two months at the North
eh
Tho Womans Relief corps meeting was
M bed last week on account OF the
torm Il will hold a meeting next week
Friday.
Dui,bt Suiwcll, who is employed at
1omeT smiths farm, rs taking a week
, ,Vat visiting friends and relatives in
New York
The seniors OF the high school gave q
epntioa last evening to the members OF
he school. the faculty and members OF
he school board.
Yovt week Thursday will be observed
rbi5ren's night by the Sons of Vet
p,Ss' auxiliary. The children will give
he entire entertainment
Mr. Starkey has arrived from Mime
.oi' and has begun his harness business
which he bought OF A. ". Proctor lie
boards with Mrs, Oscar Slate.
Mrs. F c. Britton went Saturday to
Royalston and visited till Monday with
MI Brjtton who has a lumber job there.
Ebe also visited relatives in Athol.
The Electric Light & Power company
HI Greenfield is erecting a brick building
Eust west Of Red Mems hall on Parker
avenue. II will be used as an office. -
Miss Clarice McCarty, a former student
HI Mortified seminary and now in Wash
inrton D. c., gave delightful piano re-
cital at Stone hall last Monday night.
E. Lincoln Hammond visited his family
ben the first Of the week and completed
moving his goods from Gill. He returned
10 his lumber Job in northern New York
The regular meeting Of the Eastern Star
was held last evening On account OF the
absence of several Of the officers the ini-
tation planned for the evening was post
pOned,
George Hoton is repairing Fred G. Brit
tons house where it was recently burned.
Several Of the timbers will have to be re
placed with new ones they were so badly
burned
Mrs. Henry Jl'son of Gardner is caring
for her sister, Miss Gertrude Ball, who Is
recovering from grip. Mrs. David Ball IS
also quite i'll and trained nurse is attend
Ing her.
Mortified grange has rented Red Mems
ball for the second and fourth Tuesdays
in each month for a year. The organlza,
ton held their first meeting in the hall
Tuesday night.
The Red Men held their regular meet
ing last evening at their new hall. John
B Converse. chief of large camp OF
Red Men Of Boston, was expected to be
present Supper was served.
The Sons Of Veterans auxiliary are max
ing arrangements for an Easter sale to be
held before Easter. Full plans are not
completed but everything connected with
1t will be suggestive of Easter.
Mrs. Charles Stebbins went to .Erving
Saturday to attend the 25th wedding an
nEersaTy of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Holland.
Mrs Holland was sister of Walter
Cra1e, who was Mrs. Stebbins's first
husband,
The auction at Mrs. R. E. Dickinson's
tuesday was largely attended and things
sOld wei. The day was perfect one.
arthur Bolton purchaser of the place,
RRes possession April 1 and will make
considerable repairs.
Rev: W. W. Coe preached a most in
Niestlng sermon last Sunday from Jere-
nlah "A, 'Ihe vessel he made of clay
vas marred in the hand of the potter, so
aS made it again another vessel, as seem
gu good to the potter to make it,"
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Bristol went to Lee
Snti,urday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
pistols Sl brother, Herbert Roberts, who
T Ts Killed BY an explosion last week
thursday, He left wife and three chill
S%Ten , Mr. and Mrs. Bristol returned
Monday night.
MIS- MISS Lucy Hancock, who is in the EN-
p.n Of the civil service commission,
W., ssn an office in the state house at Bos-
@ @a' was in town over Sunday staying at
me NorthheId. She was here on business
!" Al q, ISohnIectlon with the placing of some
VI 'ne state children and called on friends.
n l n Red Men will hold an opening ball
b 'ltif new hall Tuesday evening, March
l. a,,i supper will be served from 6 to Z.
,,S WV orchestra of Brattleboro will
s s,r concert from S to 8 o'clock and
rny LOT the dance from 8 to 2 o'clock. A
t i, Il Will also be served at ~ o'clock
ban u ru!n dancers, The dedication of the