Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-21
WEST BRATTLEBoRo,

WEST BRATTLEBoRo,
Several from here attended the Greenfield
fair.
=, c, Brown and +. p. Wall spent Sunday
at their homes.
W. II, Alexander is In Wardsboro on a
business trip this week.
Mrs. y. +. white has been guest OF Mrs.
Helen Miller this week,
Mrs. Cynthia Clark has been confined to
the house by illness this week
D. T. Perry came from Newport, n, H., to
spend Sunday at his home here.
John Helyar viii go to Burlington next
week to enter University OF Vermont,
Mrs. +. l.. Fales and daughter returned
Monday to their home in Troy, y. Y.
Jesse Baker Of Manchester, y. H., is visit
ing his cousin, y. c. Dunklee this week.
Miss Helen Baker Of New York city is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs c. S. Clark for week.
Howard Smith Of Pittsheld has been the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs +. c. Brown, this
week
Or. and Mrs +. W Gwyer leave their Sun
set lake home Monday for their home In New
York city.
Mrs. Herbert Bidwel Of Waterbury is
spending the week at the home Of her uncle,
Il. r. Dunklee
Mr. and Mrs. William Powers went to Mys-
tic. Conn. Monday after spending the sum
mer al the Merose.
Miss Bernice Boyd OF West wardsboro is
attending school at the academy and boarding
at J. l.. stockwell's.
Miss Florence Fisher left Monday TO spend
month in Lynn, Mass with her sister
Mrs. II. J. Miller
Miss Lillian Clark Of Yonkers, y. Y, Is
spending few weeks with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs H. J Clark
Miss Amy Davenport is visiting Mrs Hat
lie Pierce in Worcester, Mass, and later
win visit her sister in Boston.
wilfred French is working for F. c Brown
In Bernardston, Mass, making extensive re
pairs on the Baptist church.
NJ. A. Bailey has been spending part Of
the week in Springfield, Mass, making exten
siye repairs on his houses there.
j. d. W. Loyett and daughter Miss Alice
I.ovett, Of Boston, came Saturday TO spend
two weeks al the Merose.
Louis S,ellmann returned to Ann Arbor
Mich. Saturday TO continue his studies IL
the University Of Michigan.
Miss Ethel Blodge,t went to Greenfield
Monday to spend several weeks at the hom'
Of her brother, A. c. Blodgett.
f. f. Mather lost valuable COW Monday
She seemed well in the morning, but wa!
found dead in the pasture at night.
Mrs Mary Bigelow and son Hayes re
I W l. T.. sfsha
have been enjoying an automobile trip.
Mrs. Ellen Hall has finished her work al
nurse for J. A. Goodenough and Miss Carrie
Burnham Of Wardsboro win care for him,
Mrs. A. V. Hin returned to her home II
Worcester. Mass, Tuesday after spending
some time with her niece, Mrs F. P. Wall.
Master Alexander Exner went to New
York city Saturday to spend a week He viii
also visit Asbury Park and seabrighi before
his return.
Mrs ]. ". Menard returned yesterday ia
her home in Chicopee Falls, Mass. after
spending a month at the home of her aunt
Miss A. A, Fox.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Congregational church held a social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F, G. Brown Monday
evening, which was well attended
r. c. Dunklee is visiting in Greenfield and
Springfield. Mass. this week Mr.. Dunklee
and sons have finished their contract in fur
nishing poles to the New England Telephone
company.
Louis Thayer returned from Newport, n.
H. Saturday to spend a week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs II d, Thayer, before GO
ing to Burlington, where he will enter Uni
- tn n gtudv
George c. Harris spent Sunday with his
family at the home Of Henry Smead in West
Wardsboro. Mr.. Harris found his son Car
roll more comfortable than he had been dur
ing the past two weeks and entertains more
hope of his recovery.
T.. O. Crouch and son Arthur were called
to North Hatfield Mass, Saturday to attend
the funeral Of Phillip, the ia.year-old son OF
Robert and Lima Hill Bardwell. Mrs, Bard
well will be remembered as an employe at
the overall shop several years previous to her
marriage Profound sympathy is extended TO
Mr.. and Mrs Bardwell in their bereavement,
which came to them so suddenly by the
drowning Of their little son,
Miss Daisy Miller was given surprise
party Saturday evening by about 60 of her
friends, who called to express their good'by
wishes befure ner departure iuE bvstVHt ""o'O
she has gone to enter a course OF study in
Simmons college Several musical selections
were rendered by Miss Miller and Miss
weatherhead, and reading by Mrs. G. B.
Hunter. all Of which were thoroughly enjoyed
by the guests Refreshments Of ice cream
and waters were served and several gifts pre-
sented to Miss Miller as souvenirs of the
occasion.
West Brattleboro Baptist church, Rev. J.
A. Mitchell pastor. Sunday services; 1910,
morning worship with sermon by the pas
tor. 1:45 rally day will be observed in the
Bible school by special program which has
been arranged for the occasion. There will
also be special music 1t is hoped that every
member of the school will endeavor to be
present, and all others are most cordially in
vited very pretty and appropriate sou
venir will be given to all boys and girls at
tending. p. m, Christian Endeavor ser
vice: subject, A Strong viii, How to Get 1t
and Use It for Temperance. p M preach
ing service with short sermon by the pastor.
Good music Strangers and others are cor
daily invited to attend