The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-09

Brockway house on Brattleboro street. /
William Cunningham has moved in |
to the Howard house on River street. /
All the churches are preparing spe
ciai services and music for Easter Sun |
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris of Win
chester visited at J. G. Shows last Sun
day.
Prentiss Taylor and DR.. Holland Gill
are attending "A reunion at Tufts col
ege.
Miss Monte Purcell visited in Tur-
ncrs Falls Il few days the first of the
week.
John Sanderson caught string of
eight large trout one day the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spring have be
gun housekeeping in A. +. Fisher :
tenement.
Frank Finn has gone to Erving,
Mass, where he has employment in Il
paper mill.
Sidney Stearns, patrolman on The
state highway in this town, has bought
| two horses.
Guy Norm has gone to Turner's Falls
where he has charge of the cyclone
drills on the canal Job.
Mrs. W. F. Robertson and children
have been spending a few days ut her
parents home in Ashuelot.
Mrs. Robert Weeks underwent sur
| gical operation at a hospital in Spring
field, Mass, Wednesday morning.
Mrs H. G. Carey and children of
New York are visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. \ Robertson, who
have been spending several weeks in
the south. are expected home next Mon
day.
Miss Mabel Pike of Bellows Falls is
spending this week here at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs George Nichols and
Mrs. Ralph Slade of Walpole, \. H.,
visited in town from Saturday until
Monday.
Miss Lena Kelley has returned to
her home in Ashuelot after Il three
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. NJ. J..
Spluine.
Seven Masons from the local lodge
attended the visitation OF the grand
officers at Winchester last Monday
evening.
o. c. Robertson went to Boston We'd
nesday to make arrangements for a
| trip for Mrs. Robertson and himself to
: the Bermudas.
William Watson and J. 2. Davenport
have been in Keene this week serving
: as petit and grand jurors respectively
at the April term of court.
\ large flock of geese estimated nj
about 200 lost their bearings in fog
Wednesday while passing over this
4 town on their way north. They re
manned in this locality about an hour
Business ut NJ. S. Leach 5 carriage
4 shop is better this spring than for sew
eral years past and orders on hand a
q the present time indicate n busy sum
mer.
The annual concert and ball which
4 will be held under the auspices of thu
B Sons of Veterans in the town hal
Monday evening will have an addition
al attraction in the demonstration o
/ the new dances, including the tango
y the hesitation waltz and the One-stel
Lyman s orchestra of eight pieces vii
n furnish the music.
4 The lowering of the water in tn
lake Wednesday left the flats mostl
all covered with heavy ice which ha
4 not melted in the eoves. No doub
& large numbers Of fish were imprisone
4 andperished as has several times be
fore been the case, but previously thi
4 has occurred in the early winter whe
the ice was thin and the fish could b
seen.
The sugar supper served in the We
try of the Congregational church We,
nesday evening by the men of the pa
ish was we'll attended despite the il
4 clement weather. The menu consiste
I Of hot maple syrup, hot rolls, gridd
4 cakes, salads, stuffed eggs, cakes, raj
ed doughnuts, pickles, cheese and 60
fee. w. p. Lyman furnished mus
4 during the evening.
Frank sevigney's pool-room in Il
Monitor block was broken into la
I Sunday night and three dollars in pc
MES and about one dollars worth
cigars were taken. Entrance was gai
ed through rear window and W
evidently the work of amateurs I