The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-02

when was very Ill 1T Iuc tliHt lioil
having ehewed on the slaves of the
paint tubs.
Mrs Daniels has not been as well this
week
Leroy Knapp is improving and Is now
able to be out of doors.
The Sunday train on the West River
division will begin running May /.
Mrs. \. d Nash Is spending the week
at her old home with Mr.. and Mrs,
Sage.
The w. c. I. l. will meet for special
business al Davidson Naples Friday al
tcmoon at o'clock.
Raymond Kent has returned from
Worcester to work this summer on the
w. {. Walker farm. /
Miss Laura Rice left Wednesday for
short visit with her sister, Mrs. Mary I
Piper. in Brattlehoro.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Circuit visited his
uncle, Abel Pike. who is very i'll at
his home in Stratton, Saturday.
Prof. G. X. Cherrie was expected to
arrive in New York city on his return
trip from South America Thursday.
Canada lynx have been seen in New
fame lately on the road leading to
Wardsboro. Curtis Smith shot at one
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Wright. who
were guests 10 days in the home of his
brother. Q. r. Wright. have returned to
New York state.
Mrs +, J. Buttcrfeld. who spent the
winter with Mrs. d. NJ Kcnney, has re-
turned to her home. Miss Loenza Davis
will help Mrs. Kenuey few weeks.
Mrs. +. \. Dewitt and little Frank
and Charlotte left here Thursday morn
ing for a visit of month, in the home
of her father. L. X Ware, in HiIlsboro,
H.
The w. c. T. t. IN connection with
the primary department OF the village
school. viii hold a mothers meeting in
the church parlors Friday. May 9, from
; to > p. m. All mothers are cordially
invited.
John Emerson. who has been en-
ployed the past year on the w. c..
/ Walker farm on Newfanc hill, has
moved his family to Guilford to carry
on the farm of DR.. Fremont Hamil-
ton.
Mrs c. f. Davidson received new
Chrstman piano Wednesday through the
agency of l.. Ii. Barber. In the evening
the guests at Davidson Naples enjoyed
Il musical treat, Mr.. Barber giving va
ried program from a Nictrola which he
brought with him.
Mrs. Henry Smith has gained a little
the past week and although unable to
speak IL conscious at times. In a coun-
Gil of physicians at the home "Wednesday
hopes were given that she might improve
if she could take nourishment, although
in Il critical condition.
Herman l.. Eddy moved his household
- goods by teams Wednesday to the farm
5 he has bought in Londonderry. Nelson
, Gray went with him to drive one team
= Mr. Eddy VIII keep his village farm here
: He has leased 1t for three years to Rob
ert Dean, who took possession Il weel
= or two ago.
Miss Carrie Linscott. and Linden Clay
To ton of Pixies Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs
e Leon NJ. Pike from Tuesday to Thurs
0 day, and with Mrs. Pike visited in Brat
. tleboro Wednesday. Silas Pike of Town
= shend visited his nephew Leon NJ. Pike
$ over Sunday. leaving Monday TO visit
/. son III Rutland.
= Grin, son of Curtis Smith, who ha
Il come to live on the farm known as TN
. Alvin White place in district number
d is the only pupil to attend school iron
there and the first since the Palmer ia
mily left that neighborhood. Harolt
Morse takes the lad to and from his HON
to the Morse place by team each day.
W. II. Newton was at the Newto
home Thursday and Friday for brie
visit. He viii accompany his wife
}, who was called to Williamsville las
d week by the illness of her mother
a back to Wallingford tomorrow. Nj
il,~ nj I
t, spend a part Of the summer in New
3, fame.
e Congregational church. Morning wo
g ship at IL. Through Silence to God. SUI
&c day school, 1215. Evening service. 7.3
T. The sacrament of the Lords Supper Wi
IS be observed at the close OF the mornr
r service. Christian Endeavor meetir
g Tuesday evening The Ideal Christian al
IS His Prayers. Prayer meeting Thursda
is evening at 40.
1 Miss Gertrude Wilbur, who had bee
visiting her cousin Mrs. Frank Rand. lc
here Wednesday afternoon for Washin
IL ton, ID. C., en route to Sulphur Spring
W. Va, where she has position
housekeeper for the summer III a lar
n, hotel MIR Rand's mother, who is
Tx Washington, will spend the summer
n, Sulphur Springs.
y Herman A. Howe has finished plar
~ ing the pine trees on the state forest
;, Townshend. Mr.. Howe has bought t
III farm in Brooklinc known as the Ian
u phear place, and, with his family
+, moving there this week. Mrs. Howe a.
m two daughters, Minnie and Olive, al
son, Henry, have Just returned from
visit with her parents, Mr. and Nj
Ter Henry j. Landphear, in Saxtons River
he The Homeland circle met at the p;
sonage Wednesday afternoon, using t