The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

CSINtu NOIu not 10 come until Il week
later, thereby saving his life. The 9TH
ers sailed on the Titanic, and persisted
with hundreds of unfortunate passen-
gers. Mr.. Warren took passage a few
days later.
Mrs. Viola Morse is spending a few
days with her brother, c. E. Brown,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Shepard visited
their cousin, Charles w. Ingram, of
Dover, Wednesday.
Herman Osgood of Baldwin Place. n.
y, was a visitor recently at Sumner G.
Shepard s and L. w. Shepard s.
Frank w. Gibson, who spent the win
ter at S. Ii. Moore s, returned last week
to his home in New Hampshire
Harold Stratton, who has been with
! his grandparents month, returned
| home Saturday with his father, John
M. Stratton, of Brattleboro.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius l.. Whitaker Wis
tied Wednesday Mrs. Whitaker s moth
| er, Mrs. Simeon Adams, who is serious
/ ly Ill at her home in Marlboro.
/ The Ladies Benevolent society met
/ in the vestry Wednesday afternoon
The meeting was called especially for
work and no refreshments were served.
The Marlboro Branch school opened
Monday with Guy Carpenter of Massa
chusetts as teacher. There are Is pu-
pills. Mr.. Carpenter boards at James
P. Bruce's.
Regular mail and train service was
resumed Monday. Some western mail.
arrived a week overdue. having been
| delayed by high water in the middle
west as well as by local conditions.
Byron C. Lyons, travelling salesman
for Kimball Bros. and Co, of Enosburp
Falls, canvassed this part of the town
last week, making headquarters at 5.
II. Morse 5 from Friday to Monday.
No serious washouts were reported in
this locality from the high water, al
though there was a slide on the Dover
road that had to be cleared away, and
roads are washed here and there TO
some extent.
Mrs. Alonzo S. Stratton was IN the
village Wednesday for the first time
since the new year began While stiu
far from being well She is steadily
gaining after her long illness and her
friends are pleased to see her out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Brown and Mrs.
/ Brown 5 father. Deacon l.. VI. Stratton.
are domiciled in their new home. the
cottage which stands only a few rods
from their residence, recently vacated.
The latter is now occupied bv Mr.. ami
Mrs. Ray l.. Brooks. Mrs. Brooks 5
father, Mr.. Turner, came from BrattIe.
boro last week and win remain with
them.
Miss Ruby Ingram, after visitinu
friends in keene, y H.. boarded the
train to come home last Thursday
Fortunately she was able to reach Brat
tIeboro that day on the last train in
Finding the West River train out Of
commission, the telephone was called
into use. Friday morning her father
Ira NJ. Ingram, drove TO Brattleborc
for her.
Cyril Brown of Boston and Charlie.
II. Pratt of Brattleboro were guest,
Saturday of Mr.. Brown 5 sister, Mrs
Ella ). Willard, returning by earring,
IN the afternoon. Mrs. Willard started
Friday for Brattleboro, expecting to b,
present at the burial service of he,
brother 5 wife. Upon reaching vii
I Evansville, however, she was INFORMED
of the almost impossible condition o,
the roads, also that Mr.. Brown and hi
daughter, who were coming with tn,
body, were unable to reach BrattIe
boro at the appointed time, there bein,
no tram. 1t was therefore unwise t
attempt the trip and she returne,
home.