The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-30

Rev, l.. NJ, Keneston went TO Wcstmins
ter West today to attend the funeral o
Mrs. Il, C, Fisher,
Miss Elizabeth Sargent has been spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G, j. Stockwell.
Clarence Stowe of Boston has beer
among the automobile tourists who have
visited here this week.
Mrs. A. V. c. Leavitt and daughter
Mrs. Grace l.. Kirkland, are enjoying al
outing at Nantasket, Mass.
Miss Margaret and Louise Clark of Am
herst, Mass, are spending the week Will
their aunt, Miss Hattie Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of STAN
ford, Conn, are guests OF Mr., and Mrs
| +. Il. Stockwell for few weeks.
George Hawkins goes to Albany tomor
row to enter the Albany Business col
lego for complete course OF study
NJ. l.. Gleason, who is a victim o.
scarlet fever at Il. NJ. Goodenough's, u
doing well. 1t has not been a severe
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Knight and chill
/ dren were over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. s. Miller at their cottage at Sun
set lake.
| Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Mitchell left Tues
day morning for their new home in liar
risville. X. J., where Mr.. Mitchell has
parish.
Rev. W. L. Baker of Readsboro will
preach in the Baptist church at 1890 sun
day morning and the other services will be
in usual order.
4 party of II young people chaperoned
/ by Miss Fannie Stellmann are spending
/ the week in George II. Harris's cottage
at Sunset lake.
f.. S. Allen and W. S. Allen and fam
| ily of Jacksonville and Charles +. Allen
| OF Wilmington visited at George a. Al
lens last week.
! +. A. Cutler and family left Tuesday
! for their home in Minneapolis. They have
/ been spending the summer at the Starkey
! place in Centeyille.
Mrs. j. d. Philbrick is expected to re-
turn from Tilton, n. H., this week to
spend several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. L. NJ Keneston.
George Barrett and William Sullivan,
who were injured three weeks ago, are
somewhat improved this week and hopes
of recovery are entertained.
Mrs. James Pegg and children returned
to their home in New York city Tuesday,
having spent several weeks with Mrs
Pegs parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Stock
we'll.
James Helyar, Guy Thayer and Denton
Smith go to Mortified, VT, Monday to
enter Norwich university. Each has re,
ceived scholarship and will study civil
engineering.
| Miss Marta Morgan of Hillsboro Bridge,
n. H.. has been spending the week at
! d. r. Perry's. She was recent graduate
of the New Hampshire normal school at
Plymouth, n. II.
Mrs. o. p. Rose of New Haven, who
| has been with Miss A. A. Fox since July,
went Wednesday to spend a week with
her niece. Mrs. Charles Wheeler, on Pearl
street before returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Younglove OF
Fitchburg, Mass, returned to their home
/ Wednesday, having spent a week with
/ their grandmother, Mrs. Susan Warren
| Mrs. Youngloves aunt, Mrs. Ellen But
/ terick, was in company with them.
| Among those who are spending the week
at Sunset lake are Mr. and Mrs. A; u
| Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Miller, Mrs
Jennie NJ. Cheney, Mr., and Mrs. w. >
/ Underwood and Mrs. Underwood's pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain OF Ches'
terfeld.
/ Mrs. j. NJ. Cheney and son, Charles,
returned Friday from Detroit, where they
have been spending a month with rela'
tives. They also paid visit to Kew
and Mrs. c. A. Votey. Mr.. Notey was
pastor of the Baptist church here about
80 years ago.
Among those from here who were in
attendance at the reunion Of Nlndham
County Veterans association which was
held in Newfane yesterday were Roscoe
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Phelps, Mrs.
| S. w. Estey. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Bailey,
Mrs. II. c. Squires.
J. IL. Pattison, who has been with his
family at II. /. Weatherhead's during
the last two weeks, returned to his home
in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Pattlson
and children will remain here until next
week when she will go to Troy, \. y,
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs H. D.
Young, for a brief visit before returning
to her home,
The second of the series of select dances
was held in the Centerville rink Tuesday
evening, II was lc'P sS'A P"AN -
an unusually pleasing affair for the %
young men who were present, as each
one was escorted there by feminine
friend who promptly paid all bills and
attention required. Leitsinger and Dugan
furnished music
The Misses Davenport entertained the
members of the Near and Farther l4ghts
mission also the members of Mrs. D.. a.
n,l,iA aIoSs or thar home Mon
dav afternoon. The Near and Farther
Lights mission was organized under the
direction of Mrs. Mitchell and has proven
very helpful organization in the church;
A pleasing musical program was furnished
and refreshments of sandwiches, cakes,
and sherbet served. Mrs. Mitchell was
given a handsome silk umbrella and small
er gifts as tokens of appreciation OF her
work in the class and mission work.
The members of the Earnest Workers
association are grateful for the appre-
citation shown them in their efforts to
keep the streets sprinkled and attractive,
Not a few out-of-town guests have re
marked upon it, and recently man whose
privilege it has been to visit almost every
town in this section during this season
said, 81 have not found village so clean
and free from dust as this one in all my
trips this summer" 1t is by careful
planning and hard work on the part OF
the association that the work is accom-
plished and it is hoped it may receive the
hearty support Of the community in which
it is certainly benefit.
The Baraca class was represented by a
large number Sunday as it was the fare
well meeting for it's teacher, Rev. j. A.
Mitchell. At the close of the lesson the
class members presented Mr.. Mitchell with
gifts which will prove pleasant reminder
Of his work among them and be helpful
in his work among his new acquaintance.
One member of the class was recently
heard to say, 81 don't think there could
be better Sunday school teacher. than
Mr.. Mitchell" and that is the unanimous