The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-09

cxtended visit with Mfs. blodge'ts
Tor, Mrs. George Upton.
Miss Naude Stone Of Brooklyn, n -
..,,,s IA Mrs. G. Il. EVanss "Wednesday
far few DAYS stay before going TO WI
mipgton for an extended visit
Graham Allerdiee Of Providence H. H.
CON. FriIny To ioin his family az H. ~
=, ilmnnn's lie was accompanied by ms
sister. Miss Amelia Allendiee.
Amonp the recent arrivals at Eagle, GIN
.,n Dr l. T.. pendleton and Dr. r. r.
Fitch of New Haven, and Mrs. sal"h
Lowell OF New London, Conn,
Mis-. W. IL. Bigelow went to Greenfield
Wednesday for brief visit with hsr
cousin, Mrs. Annie Wright who VIII JON
her in a trip 10 Saratoga, \. i.
D. I. Perry was in Wilmington ana
.Inrksonyile the first of the week anu
gots to Sunapee, \. H., today TO loon
oitet the road work which he Is super
intending, 49,,
Mrs. 4. 4. Plat and children oil Mitti
nraoue. Mass, have been at l., \. ffatt ,
this week Mrs. Plat has had her g9ols
which were in storage there, moved TO
Fan Haven.
The women Of the Baptist church have
their new CARPET laid this week ana the
church will be open again sunday; ne
chapel has been renovated and VIII nave
new floor covering also.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. johnson returned
10 their home in Worcester, Mass, Mon
day morning accompanied by Mrs. John'
sons brother Master Hayden Squliesi
who will spend the week there
Andrew Stanka Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
came Monday TO spend several weeks with
Louis NJ. Stcllmann. Mr., stanka Is a
medical student at Michigan university
and a roommate OF Mr.. Stellmann.
c. T.. Clisbee and family returned We'd
uesday by automobile to their home IN
B1ston. They with Mrs. Clisbee's moth.
er. Mrs. Norcross, have been guests Of
Mr.. Alice Richmond during the past
month.
Mrs. ]. II. Mason and Miss Dorothy
Mason returned 10 their home in Spring
/ field, Mass Saturday from GTeeuleat cot
taee, where they have been during the
last two months, this being their third
year there.
Miss Edythe Mather returned Monday
! from a two weeks trip with the Don
IC. stiles party to the jamestown exposi
I ton. the cities OF Washington, ID. G.,
/ Philadelphia, New York, Norfolk and
! Bridgeport, Conn.
The new arrivals at Greenleaf cottage
thi, week are Mrs. c. +. Gorton and two
daughters OF Somerville, Mass, Mr. and
/ Mrs. NJ. G. Robbins and two sons OF
/ Chicago, Miss Mary X. Souder and Miss
Tudor OF Philadelphia.
\ very enjoyable affair was the musicale
given by L. G. Frost's family at the town
/ farm last Tuesday evening. The inmates
and several neighbors We're present max
I inc a faiT-sized audience. The Frost fam
ily has generously given time and service
several times before in a similar manner
and their kindness is deeply appreciated.
/ The woman's association Of the First
/ Congregational church will conduct a sale
of fancy articles, confectionery, aprons,
noted plants and cut flowers in the
church parlors Tuesday, Aug. 81 1t il
! desired that contributions be brought 10
/ the soliciting committee as early as posi-
/ bic to avoid confusion in arranging the
I booths. Refreshments viii be served dur
/ ing the evening.
/ West Battleboro Baptist church, Rev.
/ J. 4. Mitchell, pastor. Sunday services:
+ 1890 morning worship with sermon by
I the pastor. ll45, Bible school. Glasses
/ fof all ages The Baraca class for men
meets in the Baraca room at the same
hour All men cordially invited. p. M,
/ Christian Endeavor service. All are in
yitcd This friday evening prayer and
conference service OF the church at 100.
Oh two successive Saturday nights be-
gcnias have been taken from the We
rauda at the Carroll place on the ave
nue. Ii the person who took these plants
1 is getting collection in this way he
should kindly advise the occupants OF the
house as to what variety he prefers for
they might, when purchasing some more
TO replace the stolen ones, select his
choice, thus enabling him to get larger
variety if he chooses to call again.
During the past two years extensive re-
pairs have been made on the academy
building. These have added much to the
comfort and convenience of teachers and
pupils. Since the school closed in June
a force OF men has been employed drain
ing and cementing the cellar and tear
ing away the out buildings. Modern
plumbing has been installed, thus insur,
ing absolutely sanitary conditions which
have heretofore been questionable. 1t is
expected the number of pupils for the
coming year will far exceed last years
attendance.