Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-15
eERNARDsToN.
The Cutler Family Reunion and eS'
eursion July 6.

eursion July 6.
/. z. Cutler of Springfield and ~ ;.
Cutler of Greenfield planned an eN-
cursion and family reunion at the
Cutler homestead IN Bernardston Tor
Wednesday, July g, The Springfield
families consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs, L.
u. Cutler their daughter, Mrs. Woodln
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Butler. younger daughter The cut
ler- Warner family of Springfield was
represented by Miss airline schlesih-
ger, Mrs. II. Pecker and two ehildreh
OF Lynchburg, Va, Mr., and Mrs,
James Ferre of Worcester, MI ana
Mrs. y. :. Cutler had with them Il.
H. Hoyt 81 years old, the hohoreu
father. grandfather and greats grand
father in their family, Mr. and Mrs
Harry w. Kellogg with three children
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cutler ana one
SON also Mrs. Metz, n sister OF Mrs
Henry Cutler. The Springfield COM
pany came By rail to Greenfield whefe
they took a tally-ho and four three
seated carriage and span preceded Dy
II W. Kellogg with his auto. Inc
house and grounds were placed at the
pleasure of the visiting party
sumptuous dinner was spread beneath
the shade of 10 lordly naples tne
glory of the homestead, 10 whlch %
persons including Mr.. and Mrs Cor
bett were seated. Al the proper stage
Mr. kellogg proposed toast 70 me
Cutters to be drunk by all standiilE'
another TO the present hospitable oc-
cupants of the place. then three cheers
for the old homestead which We're
given with a will. The children Wis
tied the haunts of their parents,
scanned the fishing pools, waded IN
the brook or roamed the fields games
were PLAYED by their elders Willle
some of the ladies took short trips
With Mr. kellogg In his auto \ daN
long TO be remembered! L. u. Cutler
had been absent As years, n > cut
Ter 46 years.
An persons, old and young, from far
and near. who have been students
teachers or officers of Powers ihst-
tllte. or interested In the school are
ranuested 10 meet in the school build
ing Monday evening, July Is, AT t'So
o'clock to consider the adNlsaDlllty OF
holding the alumni reunion, to decae
its management and make provision
therefor
Doris johnson is spending the week
in Fitchburg.
There will be a meeting of the So
cial circle Wednesday afternoon, July
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford have just COM
pleted a commodious piazza TO their
cottage.
Mrs. L. |. Holway and two children
of Worcester are spending some time
with Mrs. NJ. Streeter.
Rev. Lyman Whiting of Charlemont
has recently been guest OF KEY. ana
and Mrs. f. NJ. Frary.
G. l. Davis. nephew of 7. W. john
son. who has recently visited mere,
has returned to Seattle, Wash.
The summer home of D. G. Wild
and family has been made ready for
them and will soon be occupied.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Cushman have
gone to Hartford TO visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Deming ana FANNY
Last Saturday during the thunder
shower large hail stones fell DONG
much damage in the east part OF the
town.
Mrs. D. C. Warner and her daughter
Mrs, Schlesinger of Springfield nave
come for a two weeks stay at NJ l.
Corbetts.
There will be preaching in the NJ
E. church next sunday ana lis on,
following. after which the pastor VIII
take a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe of Wal
than with two children and Mrs
Brooks, mother of Mrs. Howe, We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Johnson
last week.
Mrs. Rhoda A. Cushman, accompa-
MED by the family of Arthur !. Cush-
man, has come from Springfield TO
pass some time at the Cushmah
homestead.
There is some hope that the most
unsatisfactory change of mail time
from A TO o'clock p. m. may be rem
edied by another change from 2 to
about o'clock.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Lila Gertrude,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. :. Attn
erton. to Charles X. Farnum Tuesday
evening, July 49, in the home OF the
bride.
Miss Edith Wilkinson, after a week
at Cedar Lawn cottage, has returned
to her home in Brooklyn. The Butts
family of New York, Mrs. Hickok and
Miss Mayo are summer guests OF ME-
and Mrs. Afford.