The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

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NIrs, Ban OF Winchester and her daugh,
ter Mrs, Carpenter, also Mrs, Greene
Of Amherst are guests OF Mrs, q. L. Al
dcmnn.
Mrs. Wilson's class of young women
are going 10 camp at Warowasa today
and intend TO enjoy vacation OF sew
eal days,
Misses Gertrude and Ethel Proctor are
visiting in Gin with their aunt, Mrs. j.
l., Hammond, who for short time are
on their farm,
Rev, W. w, Conner and family of Bell.
vile, \. d., are at their cottage, Fair
view, which has lately been much improy-
cd 10y additions and repairs,
The artistically decorated placard an
nomcing the lawn party for last evening
was the work of Miss Marjorie Wilson
and received many words OF praise,
j, j. Shinneghan, who is employed on
the construction ear of the gravel train
was seriously hurt near South Vernon
Tuesday when torpedo exploded part
OF II went through his leg aud caused a
bad flesh wound.
The funeral Of Henry Doolittle was held
at his late residence in Gill and burial
was in the West Parish cemetery in Win
/ chester. Mr.. Doolittle was the father of
/ Ozro Doolittle OF this town and former
wood dealer in Warwick
/ The Sons of Veterans had a division
open meeting Tuesday evening, Among
/ the guests were Division Patriotic In
structor Cook of Boston and w. +. Gar
/ lick of Wilmington, VT, both being
/ heard in interesting speeches.
Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Grace OF
/ Everett are the guests OF Mrs. \. f..
/ Alexander. Miss Elliott was a former
teacher of art in this and surrounding
towns about five years ago and will be
very pleasantly remembered by her for
mer pupils.
There was a pleasant family gathering
at the Piper homestead recently when
the different members gathered for the
annual family reunion. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Piper
of North Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert
Piper of Orange and Mr. and Mrs. WIZ
Pierce.
Miss Daisy Dickinson, also Miss Lena
Dickinson are visiting points OF interest,
including Albany, New York city and
probably the jamestown exposition. Dur
ing Miss Dickinsons' absence Mrs. Rob
bins is cared for by Miss Lillian Marsh
OF Atlanta, Ga, and Miss Mary Dlckin-
son OF Springfield.
C. X. Ober and family are occupying
their summer home on the mountain
known as the Outlook. During their an
sence through the winter months boards
left over the windows had been removed
and about 80 lights OF glass were broken
The buildings are very remote from
ueighbors so this cowardly work could be
done unmolested.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crelan have re-
turned to their home IN Albany
, MIR. Crelan holds a responsible posi-
ton there and since his marriage IN
| March has been unable to leave to VISIT
his relatives here. Mrs. Crelan, who was
Miss Rachael Cabot, visited her parents
in Chicopee Falls previous to her VISIT ~
) this town, where she was joined by MT
Crelan.
The Young women's conference was
Transported to Mt Hermon wednesday
. afternoon over 90 two-horse barges, sew
eral autos and private carriages Deliis
messed into service. The dinerehG ue
IL,aTtments were visited and there was 9
. short service led by W. R. Moody, wht
t gave a brief history of the school. =
t 1oem was read and lemonade was served
' After the shower the 30 teams reachec
. he r. seminary grounds about 6 o'clock.
: A G. =. Stimson with Mrs. Stlmsor
: and son. Myron of Greenfield, have open
: ed their summer home on Mortimer
j: mountain known as Sky Farm. Amoht
the guests already entertained are Nr
: and Mrs. Charles f. Wakefield OF Am
; berst Arthur f. Frost OF the engineer
inc denartment of New York city, ah'
{ Mis- Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. W llEIns
Misses Annie. Marion and Bertha WI
i,;ns and Baxter S. Stimson OF Green
- field. ....
The large touring car, Reliance, Is pro-;
$ ing so satisfactory that the MANAGE
. making arrangements to make dally trlp
r 70 and from Greenfield. Passengers a. az
>. taken anywhere on Main street ana III
:. trim is a very delightful one, giving
; three hours stop in Greenfield. 1t Is an:
J. If much interest that people on MAJ an
h Streat for 10 cents can be carried TO III
p a,iditorium provided the seats are no
Y taken by tourists outside OF the TO-"
l. limits. ,,, -
e The death of c. I. Paige OF A At o. o'
). , - me at Perhams inn last Thursd5a
J. when he was visiting the proprietor ~ u
IS O. Perham. His sudden death was VI Il
It result Of diabetes from which disease II
had long suffered. He was Promnhen
business man of Athol and Tor ! nan a.
% ,,ears manager of the G. f. range ~
Iardware store. The funeral was ne,
8. Snndav afternoon in Athol and the Ath,
q co rli Knights Templar' assls'e
in the services.