The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-14
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Mrs, Aldu houlu anu roh ule NlsltlhB
friends in Caycndlsh.
The Needl1craits will meet Tuesday al,
ternoon with Mrs, Merton Micott
Mr.. aud Mrs, W. D. Houghton and
family spent Sunday in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Emily Edwards is spending the
week with her parents, Mr., and Mrs, j.
5. Cutting.
The school children will hold picnics at
the Cascade aud ia Mrs, Bigolows grove
this afternoon.
Mrs. T. Newcomb Of Fitchburg Mass,
is the guest OF Miss Mary Howe on
Guilford street,
Rev. and Mrs. William Harris OF Bridge
port are guests OF Mr., and Mrs, l.. +,
Clark this week.
T.. c, Dnklee saw two doe feeding
within a few rods OF his house early last
Thursday morning.
Arthur II. Fisher OF New York city
has been spending a few days with his
father, Roscoe Fisher,
c. u. Pettee Of Boston made brief
visit at the home OF his tatherin-law's,
\. f. llill's, this week.
Rev. George 4. Prcntiss of New Haven,
Conn, was an oyerSuuday guest OF his
brother c, Il, Prentiss,
W. 4. Miller OF Dummer,ton has been
the guest of his brother, \. L. Miller and
+. l.. Malher this week,
The ladies benevolent society Of the
Baptist church held a sewing meeting IN
the chapel Tuesday afternoon,
Frank +. Robb OF Quisett, Mass, has
been spending few days with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Robb.
George W. Phelps returned to his home
in Boston saturday, having spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs L. \. Knight.
On Tuesday evening June Is, the ladies
benevolent society of the Baptist church
viii have strawberry supper IN the YES
try
The graduating exercises OF the Brattle.
borO academy viii he held in the First
! Congregational church this evening at $
% clock,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Houe and son re-
turned Monday from llolyoke, Mass,
where they had made brief visit to
friends.
/ l.. II. and W. Z. Stcllmann, J, L. Stock.
well and f. H. Winchester enjoyed an
automobile trip to Farley Mass, last
Sunday,
The proceeds from the food sale held in
the reading room Saturday afternoon by
the women Of the Baptist church amount
ed to 50.
Miss Hattie \. Clark returned from
Manchester Friday after spending week
there with her sister, Mrs. d. h.
Smonds.
Mis-. Eva Raymond turned her ankle
while PLAYING ON the school grounds Tues.
day and has been unable TO attend school
since then.
The Womans association of the Con
rrcgational and the Needlecraft's club met
at the home OF Mrs. /. Ii. SteIlmann. yes
tcrday afternoon,
The woman's association of the Con
gregatioual church will conduct a food
sale in the reading room tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. Alma Goodcnough returned Satur-
day from Randolph, where she has been
SPENDING the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Edward l.. Bass.
Mrs. F. II. Hobson Of Bellows Falls
returned to her home Saturday after
spending a few days with her daughter
Mrs. +. NJ. Goodenough.
The ice cream sale conducted by the
Centerville school children Wednesday al
ternoon was well attended and uetted
good sum for their treasury.
Homer J.. Higley returned to Troy, \.
Y, this morning, having been at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. 5.
HigIey, for a three weeks visit.
Miss Daisy Miller returned from Bos
ton Friday, where she is taking course
Of study in Simmons college. Miss Mil
Ter will spend her summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs Helen Miller
The Misses Olive and Helen Weather
head delightfully."- entertained about 90
Of their friends at their home Wednesday
evening. \ musical program was rem
dered which was followed by dancing and
other amuscments, Dainty refreshments
were served.
Hon. Wheeler Poland Of Winchendon,
Mass, is in town this week. This Is Mr..
Poland's first visit here since he attended
school in the Glenwood seminary (now
Brattchoro academy in the years 1913
and 70 when Roswell Harris was prin-
cipal Of the institution.
Miss Olive Weatherhead, daughter of
II. F. Weatherhead. was one of the grad
yates of the School of Domestic Science
at Worcester, Mass, this week She re-
turned to her home Wednesday accom-
panied by Miss Eliza Murdoch, another
graduate who will be her guest for a
few days. u
Mrs Elizabeth Marsh came from Green
field, Mass, Monday to superintend the
renoyating of the Rice place. Pure Stock
well will move into the larger house and.
$. p. Williams will move from the Daven-
port house on Greenleat street to the
nv Mr. %
Stoclwell.
Mr. and Mrs. B. n. Phelps quietly cele |
brated the 39th anniversary of their mar
rage last Sunday. Five of their six daug!h- |
tiers were present with their families i'll /!
honor of the occasion. Miss Josephine |
Phelps, their youngest daughter who is in /
Springfield, Mass. for few months, was /
not present.
Mrs. Maria Faiman, who lives with her
son. n. c. Alexander on Ames hill cele /
brated her 92d birthday anniversary Sun |
day About % of her relatives were pres
ent at her home in honor Of the occa- |
sion. Mrs Fairman is remarkably .
bright old lady and enjoys fairly good /
health for one so advanced in years.
The West Brattlcboro Baptist church, 7
Rev. j. \. Mitchell pastor. Sunday ser
vices: Sunday viii be observed as chill /
drens day The pastor will preach a
special sermon to the children at 1890. /
Bible school. ll.45; classes for all ages. /
The Baraca class meets in the Baraca room .
at the same hour. The annual children's I
day concert will be held at 7 o'clock.
The Gibson prize speaking confess, held
in the Congregational church last evening
drew a large audience which speaks very /
highly of the work of all the class. The i
prizes were awarded as follows: First, T
Is volumes Dickens, Eloise Orissa San
ders; second, three volumes America"
Hugh DIN Thayer; third seven volumes
Shakespeare. Maud Anna Brown. Pre-