The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-12
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Mrs. Libby Brown OF North Adam.
was guest OF IL. NJ Bristol this week
returning Monday. VIVA
Daniel Clark OF Winchendon is n gpest
OF nus brother Joseph Clark, and win lac
here Tor a few weeks.
Eugene Lavelle and family recentlv
TOOK q carriage to Greenfield, spending a
lew days with relatives.
Mrs, +, W. Doane and children bov,
been visiting her parents in Williams.
town, returning Tuesday.
The Wild West show was great at.
.taCtl9h TO the citizens here and was at.
tended by large number.
VIII Bigelow, formerly of this town lint
now oil IoTlngton, Conn, spent a few
aays with his parents recently.
W W. Hart and family of East Hart.
,oru are visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs IL. I. Hart. for few days.
Mrs. ID. VI. Wilson is in Boston 10
look after the publication of her latest
work which is on educational lines.
One of the workmen at the Naples was
badly kicked by one of the mules belong.
ing to Rev. G. f, Pentecost recently.
Mrs: Mary Coughlin Davis of Brattle
/ boro Is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Cough.
There was a social dance in Sons of
| Veterans hall last Tuesday evening. mu.
sic being furnished by the Mortified
band.
| Rev. Mr. Griffin occupied the Unitarian
church pulpit last Sunday in the absence
OF Key, ID. NJ. Wilson, who returned to
town Tuesday.
! Miss Fanny Garvin, who has been a
guest of Mrs. \. +. Alexander, left Tues.
day to be an assistant in East hall dur.
ing the conferences,
Mrs. Florence Mack Garland has been
visiting her grandparents and Miss
Hattie Airing spent the Fourth with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Airing.
Miss Grace Caldwell, formerly employed
in the central office of the telephone
exchange, has been again added to the
assistants here during the busy season.
Mrs. Emma Slate Bigelow with two
sons and a daughter have been visiting
relatives in town this week, returning
Monday, accompanied by Miss Florence
Holton.
Mrs. Lizzie Reib and son, George, spent
few days with her brother, Arnold
Holton, and returned to her home in
Athol Tuesday accompanied by her niece,
Elsie Holton.
According to report new automobile
station is to be built soon by Thomas
Quinlan on the Herbert Field lot fronting
on Main street. 1t will be managed by
j. W. Barber.
Lincoln Hammond, who is engaged in
numbering in Whitehall, has returned to
his farm in Gill to attend to his straw
berries and hay crop. He markets his
berries in this town.
DR.. \. L. Newton and c. H. Webster
are in Saratoga, making the trip by auto
mobile through northern part of this
state. They planned to attend the meet
ing of the Knights Templar.
wedding trip from Albany and are the
guests this week of his mother, Mrs.
Addie Crelan They will soon return
to Albany where they are to live.
The Fourth passed quietly and with
out accidents. There were the usual ring
ing of bells and some very thoughtless
deeds were done that were not only UNI
kind but cowardly and contemplate. The
offenders narrowly escaped arrest.
There was a committee meeting this
week Wednesday to plan for the Uni
tartan lawn party to be held on the
lawns of Perhams inn next week, prob
ably Thursday evening. Besides the us.
ual attractions there will be additional
features of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Finch, the latter
formerly Miss Alice Hull, graduate OF
Mortified seminary, have been here
for week on their wedding trip at the
Mortified hotel. They are to return to
their home in Livingston Manor, n. y,
by the way of the Hudson river.
John Fisher, accompanied by Mrs.
Fisher and Edith Stebbins, went to
Gardner this week to attend the reunion
of his regiment, the 36th Massachusetts
This reunion is an annual affair ana Is
always very pleasant meeting OF the
soldiers of 81.
4 large barge drawn by four horses
and another heavily loaded carriage, both
filed with the 25 guests OF Mrs; Emma
Fit. enjoyed the trip to Greenfield last
Friday. taking in the Wild West show
among other objects Of attraction Inc
party returned about III the evening.
William Reed. one of the Oldest resi-
dents of the town, has been IN poor
health for a long time, his mlnd pelns
weaker than his body. For many. years
he has been very tendefly ctueu Aoi W
his wife without assistance but his men
tai condition has lately been SO much
worse that he was removed to the Nofth-
amnton insane asylum Tuesday.
Frank Aldrich's barn was struck py
LIGHTNING last Saturday evening and only
by the prompt work of bucket orig eyp
was saved from destruction. AS 1t was
" large hole was made in the ROOF,
"b; nc, were torn off, the rafters at one
fima being on fire. The pickle factory
If + P. and D. Plummer containing aii
u tbo CONTINENTS for their business was
mar rna nv and all the buildings had mar
row escape. o,,,
The Reliance, large TOURING. car, NOV, now
INNS from Greenfield to Northileld MOI
DAVIS avs Wednesdays and Fridays, mahl ~;
f f~o trips each day The car IS run y + by
George Wright of Greenfield ana ., IL sms
@ oTnnTiment proves a financial success the
tha trims will be continued during f yno
tne ,,, LIZ months. The car starts IRON
c sumner SQUARE, Greenfield, at a. M ns+ anu
> On n m. leaving Northfeld Tor tne fG Fiftv
tr; =. At 10 a. m. and a p. m. rm Ivy
o oa,rs IS charged for the trip e 9 Way
ceii'9 Tho trim is made through BernaI l.li1
ana Village lila So far the car has been well
patronized.
WEST MORTIFIED.