The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07

me listers are DusN TINS week.
The April term of Windham county
court will convene Tuesday.
Marcus Wellman is at work for
Charles Willard in Townshend
Lawyer Drake of New York is at
the Cherrie home for visit.
Miss Loinia Davis is at work at the
Newfane Inn
Scott Eames of Brattleboro visited
his brother, w. 7. Eames. last Friday.
l.. H. Cook of Greenfield was in town
Tuesday looking after his lumber inter
ests.
ETurdis Smith of West Townshend
visited his aunt. Mrs. Bert Morse. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce of
Brattleboro were guests in town over
Sunday.
Bert Morse lost COW last week and
w. c. Walker lost one of his valuable
pair of oxen.
Mrs. Cora Lee of South Newfane has
returned to the Newfane Inn to assist
during court.
Miss Bernice Edwards has been en-
Pertaining as guests this week the
Misses Barrett.
Abbott Edwards is contemplating the
purchase of the Interstate Lumber com
pany property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pike and chill.
dren have returned to their home after
a week absence.
Master Raymond Mack is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mack. for few days.
Miss Winifred Maher and Master
Robert Davis came home Saturday
from Ramp Komfort in Jamaica.
C. M. Goodenough was called to
Brookline Saturday night to doctor a
sick horse belonging to Delbert Buck
ley.
The village school will be increased
by the addition of the two children of
Homer Heath, who lives on the Frank
lin farm.
Miss Bertha Phillips of Townshend
will assist Mrs. M. P. Benson at the
Windham County house through the
April term of court.
Many thanks are due w. P. Park and
Richard for their untiring efforts in
keeping the sidewalks on West street
clean the past weeks.
The many friends of William Good
now will be glad to learn that he is i'm
proving. We hope to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodnow with us before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Benson were
called to Bondville Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Benson IS brot her.
They returned to town over Sunday.
Bev N. S. Moore, pastor of the Congre.
gational church will preach next Sunday
morning from the text, lisa. 63:1 using
for his subject, The Conqueror From Edom
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Maher have returned to
their homes after spending the winter
in Jamaica working on lumber job.
The regular meeting of Newfane
grange will be held Wednesday even
ing. There will be roll-call, and each,
is asked to respond with a
Miss Ruth Gray returned to her
home Monday night, after spending a
week with her brother, Walter Gray,
and sister, Mrs. Florence Lyman, in
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Belle G. Knapp has recently
purchased the brick house at the foot of
Newfane hill owned by w. P. Eames
and now occupied by Albert Jefts. The
price was $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce are visit
ing AT MIS-. f1efce'S daughters Mrs.
Louis Breslin S, in Brattleboro. Mr..
Pierce plans to purchase new automo.
bile while he is away.
Foster Whitaker and son, John,
drove to Brattleboro Sunday to attend
The funeral of Mr.. Whitaker IS brothe
who was FILLED while putting fire es
cape on the Brooks House.
As George W. Parsons was on his
way home from the street Tuesday
morning he made a misstep and fell
receiving several cuts on his face, one
above his eye being quite bad cash.
A. r. Underwood is in Williamsville
for a few weeks stay He has pur-
chased lumber which is being drawn
% Walter Wheeler mill, and Mr..
Underwood is looking after his inter.
,sts.
Rev. N. s. Moore attended the minis.
ers meeting in Brattleboro Monday. !