The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-07

eral days last week helping at the sta
ton.
II. X. knights was in Brattlcboro
the last of the week
+ Leonard Barnes has been i'll, but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. Euniee Sprague went Saturday
to her school in Vernon.
\. w. Bcmis and family we're Wis
itors in Jamaica recently.
David Knight and friend of Brattle-
boro were at ii. r. Knight = last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin went to
Grafton Saturday to visit at Ben vii
liams 5.
Sugar makers say that sugaring is
done. and they are gathering their
buckets.
Mrs. Jennie Daggett has returned
from New York with a full line of mil
linery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen of South
Londonderry were guests at J. \. Muz-
zy's recently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Rowlcy of
South Londonderry visited his sister.
Mrs. L. W. Prouty. Sunday.
r. II. Hosley, who. Is running a big
lumber job in Ncwfanc. was at home
with his family over Sunday.
News has been received that Rev. \.
+. Hartwcll is well situated in his new
home in the college town OF Ripton
Wis.
. Mrs. Leon Pike and son, Gilbert, of
Newfanc are visiting in the home Of
her father, Horace Mehuron, in Pike :
Falls.
Alice King, who has been working
at the glove factory, viii work for \
w Butler this week during the shut
down in the factory.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y b. Stark. b. V.
Stark, Leroy Sopcr and Miss Viola
Bemis attended the play, Dolores, in
TownShcnd Friday night.
The congregational prayer meeting
has ben changed from Thursday night
to Wednesday night on account Of the
lecture Thursday evening.
Il. J. Daggett. having spent the last
few weeks sugaring. has returned TO
his work in David Eddy S store, where
he will remain this summer.
\. b. Stark has most OF his winter
supply OF logs sawed out. but he has
four teams trucking in from West hill
so the mill will continue running.
Alfred Crowninshicld aud daughter.
Emma, went TO Hinsdale to see his IA
ther one day last week, the occasion
being his 10Th birthday anniversary.
The schooIhouse on South hill has
been thoroughly renovated. New paint
and paper and a hard pine sheathing
overhead make it a very pleasant room.
W. a. Newell had charge of the work.
The state board of health will give
a tuberculosis exhibit and educational
motion pictures at opera hall Thurs
day evening. April 10. Five reels Of
interesting subjects will bc shown. Ad-
mission free and every one is urged
to come. This will be very iustruc-
tive lecture aud the people should i'm
prove the opportunity.
Frank Dobbju of Shushau. X. Y.
who worked for Mr.. aud Mrs David
Eddy two years in tho post Office, has
been elected TO life membership in the
American Association for the Ad
Eancment of Science. of Washington.
D c. MIR. Dobbin was thorough in his
work here and his many friends will
be glad to hear of this
What might have been a serious ac-
'AetSht o''uittu saturday as DdNi0 Eu
dy and little Dorothy Piper were com
ing home from delivering goods at the
station. As Mr.. Eddy was getting in
to the wagon the horse became fright
cncd and ran. Mr.. Eddy fell. but
caught the wheel and was dragged
some distance before G. d. Boyden sue
coded in catching the horse. Mr.. Ed
dy was badly shaken up and bruised.
but is able to bc ut work again.
The ease of Jcrusha A. Underwood.
administrators OF the estate of f. ;.
johnson. against Oliver LaChancc was
tried before Justice L. NJ. Butler Sat
urday. Suit was brought to recover a
balance claimed due on moving ma
chino sold by the plaintiff to the de-
f"ndant, amounting TO SIS The dc.
fcndant claimed that he had fully paid
tor the machinc ia money and work
Judmcpt was rendered for the plaintiff
TO recover S9.02 and costs of $50 and
the defendant took an appeal to
county court. 4. ". Butler appeared
for the plaintiff and 4. Y. d. Piper
for the defendant.