The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16

Clark this week.
Miss Minnie Wilson of Belding, Mich,
has been the guest OF her uncle, j. J.
Perry, this week.
Mrs. d. 7. Perry and daughter Lucille
went to Bridgeport, Conn, yesterday Tor
an extended visit.
Miss Eva Briggs OF New York city came
Monday TO spend a month with her uncle,
NJ f. Chamberlin.
W. +. Chase and family returned Mon
day from a 10 days outing III IT. Johns
bury and Sheffield, Vt.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Hunter OF lion,
n. Y, came Monday for an extended visit
with DR.. and Mrs. G. b. Hunter,
Mrs. +. F. Blodgett has returned from
Gardner. Mass. where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Chamberlin re-
turned Tuesday from Northteld, Mass,
where they have been spending a week.
Mrs. 5. H. Sawyer, Mrs. Helen Miller
and Mrs. Ella Donelson went to North
field. Mass, Monday for a weeks outing
Carl Sargent. c. P. Thompson, Elijah
and Elisha Prouty and Miss Dorothy and
Miss Mary Prouty went to Sunapee lake
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Il. Hunter returned Friday
from a two weeks visit IN Baltimore, Md,
accompanied by her mother Mrs. d. W.
Pindell.
Louis Iillsou with a party OF eight
friends from Leyden, Mass, are spending
the week in b. & Alillers cottage at sun
set lake.
The Baptist church viii be closed Sun
day, thus enabling those who wish TO at
tend the conference at Mortified, Mass,
u do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langdon OF Hins-
dale, n H., have been guests of Mrs.
Langdon's sister Mrs. W. II. kenney for
several days.
The Atlanta University quartet will sing
in the Congregational church Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock, The public is cor
daily invited.
Mr. and Mrs D. b. Stedman Of Spring
field, Mass. are visiting their sisters, Mrs.
H. $. Bartlett. Miss NJ. l.. Stedman and
Mrs. L. +. Fisher
j. w. Menard of Springfield Mass,
came Sunday to spend two weeks with
his family at the home of their aunt,
Miss Augusta Fox.
Mr. and Mrs Henry \. Stocllwell have
closed their engagement at the Putney
hotel where they have been for several
months, and re.opened their home here.
Mrs. 5. B. Allardice accompanied by
Mrs A. X. Mcclellan and daughter Jessie
of Providence II. l., are expected this al
ternoon to spend several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Stellmann.
Miss Harriet Warmer, who went to
Mortified a few weeks ago to visit her
sister Mrs. Fanny Cotton, has been Sc,
riously i'll for several days and is being
cared for by professional nurse.
0. G. Covey went to Worcester Mass,
Saturday and returned with his wife and
children Monday. Mrs. Convey and chill
dren have been spending some time in
Fitchburg, Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Master Hayden Squires returned from
Worcester, Mass. Monday, where he had
spent a week with his sister Mrs. w. O.
johnson and on Wednesday he went to
Newfane with j. p, Sargent for a brief
stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow returned
Monday evening from an extended we'd
ding trip through this state which they
made in their automobile. They expect to
leave for their Florida home about
Sept. l.
The Young Peoples club met in Acad-
envy hall Monday evening and after the
business meeting the following program
was rendered: Piano solo, Miss Lucille
Harriet Atkinson song. Demer Haw-
kins; recitation The White Lily, Miss
Marguerite Clark song, Clarence Thurber;
Brattleboro Leaves or the Club News,
Miss Maude Brown. This was followed
by games and marches.
An exceptionally enjoyable occasion was
the party given by Mrs F. C, LeRay
yesterday afternoon at her home on Green,
leaf street, where she entertained 90 of
her women friends with their babies
Written invitations were issued in her 10
months old sons name and addressed to
each baby. The youngest guest was Mas
ter Francis Haywood and Hazen and
Hazel Fox were the only twins who did
honor to the occasion. Dainty refresh.
ments were served.
Mrs. j. Z. Higley has given up her
rooms at DR.. George X. Roberts's in
town, where she has formerly received her
music pupils and sold the Becker piano
which she had recently purchased, to be
uSeu Ill HeE NOIh lHtIC, W u. IL blOCh-
well Mrs. Higley has sufficiently recov.
cred from her recent illness to be able to
receive limited number of pupils at her
home on Greenleaf street and hopes to
resume her work to its full extent in a
few months.
Master Maynard Miller, the years old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, met
with a peculiar accident recently. Mrs
\ Al a =
the barn to feed the pigs with green pea
pods and after Mrs. Miller had thrown
some in the pen Maynard picked some
of the pods out of the basket and held
them towards hog which stood near. The
hog Immediately reached for them at the
same time biting the end of the middle
finger of the ehild's right hand completely
off. The mother at once pulled the child
away and summoned medical aid Serious
results were feared for time but the
wound is healing nicely now.