The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07

the evening, after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Caleb White and son, Everett OF
Boston. have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs l.. +. Taylor this week.
Mrs. Jane W. Davis of Springfield,
Mass, has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Bradley Iloughton this week.
B. J. Cutler and family Of Worcester,
Mass. have taken rooms in Mrs. Mary 4.
Dunklee's house for the season.
A. A. Platt and family are moving from
Elias Proutys farm in Halifax 70 Charles
Miners farm on Bonnyvale road.
Miss Alice Laughton Of Dummerston
has been spending a part OF the week
with her sister, Mrs, A. P. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Wheeler Of New
London. Conn. spent Sunday with Mr..
Wheeler's aunt, Mrs. c. r. Evans.
Prof and Mrs. L. B. Patton Of Hart
ford, Conn, came Tuesday to open their
cottage on Ames hill for the season.
Charles Riggleman and family have
Crowns house on Western avenue.
Miss Lizzie Mixner went Saturday from
J. L. Stockwel's to work for Mr.. and
Mrs. Aurelius Pettee on Canal street
w. l.. Walker lost one of his livery
horses Monday morning The animal was
sick only a few hours before her death.
The next meeting of the Needlecratt
will be held Tuesday afternoon, June IS
with Mrs. Merton Micott on Guiford
street.
David Willard came Monday from New
York city with a party of young men to
spend the summer at Camp Hiddikel on
Ames hill.
DR.. Caroline NJ. Smith and family have
returned to their summer home Maple
Ridge Farm, having spent the winter in
New York city.
The women of the Baptist church will
hold the second of their series of home
made food sales in the reading room to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
D. T. Perry has been in Boston this
week. Mrs, Perry accompanied him to
Greenfield and spent a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. \. c, Blodgett
There was a fairly good attendance at
the meeting of the Western Engine com
pany Tuesday evening. 1t was voted to
adjourn until Tuesday, June II, and to
take out the engine at that meeting.
The second division of the woman's as
ISOLATION of the Congregational church
held a strawberry supper in the church
parlors Wednesday evening. Although it |
was a very rainy night there was a good
The funeral of Mrs. Horace n. Wilder
was largely attended Sunday afternoon. |
The abundance of beautiful flowers. was a |
fitting testimony to the love and esteem
in which Mrs. Wilder has been held by
her many friends.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Hunter left Tues
lay morning for a two weeks automobile |
trip. They plan to visit North Adams |
Mass, Troy and Albany, n. Y, also to |
spend several days with the doctors pa
rents in Illion, n. Y.
Miss E. May Chamberlain came home
Sunday on account of the illness of her |
mother, Mrs n. S. Chamberlain. Miss
Chamberlain returned to Northfeld |
Mass, Tuesday and her sister, Mrs. H. !
W. Holton of Rutland, has come to spend |
4 few weeks with her mother.
Mr., and Mrs. c. B. Ford left Friday
evening for Randolph where they will |
spend few days with relatives before
leaving for Denver and other Colorado
cities, Salt Lake City, Utah, and San
Francisco, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford ex-
)ect to be in the west two or three years.
Among those who attended the Wind.
nam County Baptist Bible school conven-
ion held at the West Halifax Baptist
,hurch Wednesday were: Rev. and Mrs.
J, a, Mitchell, Mrs G. R. Evans. Miss
Kate Wheeler Mrs. B. S. Miller and
laughter Nlaude, j. R. LeRay, A. N.
Johnson, Miss Ruth Weatherhead, Mrs.
Robert Wheeler and Miss Ida Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred P. Wall were pleas
lntly surprised by a party of Brattleboro
friends calling at their home Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the celebra-
ion OF their fifth wedding anniversary.
of ice cream. cake and CON
ectionery were served during the evening
md a number of pretty and useful gifts
we're presented. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bishop of New Haven, Conn, were among
he party.
West Brattleboro Baptist church, Rev.
J. A. Mitchell, pastor Sunday services:
Jnion service with the Congregational
hurch, West Brattleboro, at 1880. The
,accalaureate sermon to the graduating
lass Of the academy will be preached by
tev J. \. Mitchell, pastor of the Baptist
hurch Bible school at ll.45. Glasses for
II ages. The Baraca class meets in the
'araca room at the same hour. All men
ordially invited. 7 p. M, Christian En-
eayor service in the vestry. Topic. How
0 Help Those Younger Than We Are
'rief address by the pastor at the close