The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-05

! ing large number Of her friends, The
occasion was very pleasant Tor all pres
ent,
Rev. W. II, Trickey came from Tilton
Saturday afternoon and returned Mon
| day accompanied by his son, w. ID.
\ Trickey, who expects to remain there
week.
The women of the Congregational
church held their first lawn party We'd
inesday evening at the parsonage on
Mortified street. a strawberry supper
was served.
The new supplements TO the classified
catalog of the Hinsdale public library are
now ready for distribution. These when
added TO the 1901 catalog make the list
of books complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bealregard have moved
from Ashuelot TO the Fay tenement on
Church street. Mr. lieauregard is en-.
ployed as night Waterman in the saw
min at the site of the dam.
G. A. Mason has bought OF Mrs, ID. A.
Hosiord of Brattleboro the Horton prop
erty of $50 acres ON the Round pond road.
This is wooded land and adioins land
formerly owned by Mr., Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. d, +, Hurley Of Spring,
field, Mass, recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Purcell. Mr.. Hurley has
returned home while Mrs, Hurley will
remain for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Edwin Pearson and son of Rock
Island, ILL.,, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pearson of High street. Mrs.
Pearson expects to remain IN New Eng
land through the summer months,
The appearance of the sycamore trees
in town have caused great amount OF
comment by observing persons, The
foliage is only in small scattering TUFTS,
the rest of the trees being bare as
though ready to decay.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parker are sorry to learn they are to
20 this week TO live in Wrentham, Mass.
Though living here but a short time they
have made many friends by whom they
will be very much missed.
Monday afternoon the steam roller was
worked ON the short piece OF cinder road
between the home of DR.. Gray and the
place known as the Dix homestead, 1t is
hoped the highway will be much I'M
proved by the use of the roller.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Stewart Of Mon,
son, Mass, were recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James O'Brien. Mrs. Stewart Will
be well remembered as Miss May Smith,
Stewart are ON their wedding journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Spencer cele-
brated their tin wedding at their home
on the plain last Friday evening. A
large number of friends were present, in
GLIDING relatives from Brooklyn, n. u,
and Mortified. The premises was pref
tily illumed by japanese lanterns where
ice cream and cake were daintily served.
The board of trade requests, through
the committee for public improvement,
that all residents OF the town do all that
is possible, with their time and means,
to beautify their homes and so make them
more attractive. If a few will make
beginning the effect will be like con,
tagion throughout our village and all
will be interested in the work.
The first lawn party of the season was
held on the Uniyersalst church grounds
by the women of the parish Thursday. \
bean supper was served with the usual
sale of cake and ice cream. The band
gave concert which was thoroughly en-
joyed by goodly number of people and
highly appreciated by those. in charge;
The affair was a success socially as well
as financially.
The A. F. and A. NJ, and 0. L. S.
attended divine worship at
the Universalist church Sunday at l0.45,
Rev. w. II. Trickey gave a very inter
esting and appropriate talk, closing with
a beautiful poem, The Mason's Farewell,
by David Barker. There was special mu-
sic by the male quartet The church was
decorated with masses of mountain laurel.
The Masonic emblem graced the front of
the desk while a star in colors was sus-
pended in front of the organ pipes.
District Deputy Clinton Collins and
staff of Marlboro installed officers of
Unity lodge of |. o. o. +. Monday even
ing as follows: o. l.. Smith, n. G.; John
Goodhue, V. G.; +. !. Leach, secretary;
g. L. Robertson, treasurer; w. NJ. Hall,
financial secretary; w, w. King, warden;
F. a. Buckley, conductors c. II. Pearson,
inside guard; J. II. Watson, outside
guard; w. f. Watson. r. S. n. G.; j. p.
Davenport, r. S, V. G.; Leon Merritt,
/. S. V. G.; G. N. Smith, r. S. S.; John
Magee, L. S. S. A banquet followed the
installation.