The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Is. Newcomb Is spending the week N
Maulshoro, A.,
Mrs. Cora upham Of Norhheld, Mass
is visiting in town, A..
II. q. Harris Is adding a piazza to the
/ irnnt oi his residence Al,
Miss Margia Bcmis Is caring Tor M'''
Ann Warmer this week
Mrs, Eleanor Richardson has opeh'u
her house for the summer -
hB.s Molly Swatz Of Buffalo, " ~
i with Mrs. Minnie Fits for a briel stay
MIR, and Mrs, George T. Millef NM, NM
guests of Mr.. and Mrs d. - "'''
AG Perry Of Springfield, Mass, spent
sunday with his parents, Mr. ana Mi'' -
4. Perry. H.,
Tuaield Raymond and Joseph Pau
went TO llolyoke, Mass FRIDAY io'
brief visit,
r. r. Perry returned from burlington
Friday afternoon having been there on
business trip.
Mrs. Lucy Bundy came this week 10
male her home with her daughter Mrs
$. T.. Williams,
Perry Gallup and family have, moved 9,
to the Carroll place in Cen'er'iile l'o''
Il. +. d. No. 3.
George futile has moved IRON DUN,
mcrston hin 10 Wilson Browns farm on
West river road,
Nlr. Charles Kaye visited her mother
Mrs. Mary Salisbury, and sister, Mfs' a.
d. Jacobs last week.
The women OF the Baptist church held
missionary meeting at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon.
G.. Whitney Pruty spent. Sunday pa
Northampton, Mass, with his "lie VINO
has been there Tor several weeks
Mrs. VI. +. Miner went yesterday TO
Middletown. Conn, where she has posi-
ton in the Mddletown hospital.
There was fairly good attendance at
the meeting of the benevolent society M
the Baptist parsonage yesterday AFTER
noon.
There was good attendance at the
meeting Of the Needle Craft Tuesday at
ternoon at the home Of Miss Florence
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenney have
moved from Guilford 10 W. W.. Cook :
house. Mr.. Kcnney is employed at T.
f. Aliens greenhouse.
Harold Perry and Harold Blodgett went
to Newport, y. H., Monday afternoon 10
begin work on the macadam road Whlch
Mr.. Perry is to build there.
The recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs; }. ).
Morse were Mrs. Hugh Albee OF Brook,
line. Mrs. Park Holland Of Townshend
and J. c. Tibbitts OF Wardsboro.
4. R. Bracewel and family moved
NV.Jnc.Iav from Mrs +. ID. T. Stoves
house TO the house which Mr.. Bracewell
recently bought OF J. /. Stockwell.
w. +. Mixer has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness so he was moved
10 his home on Western avenue Tuesday
afternoon from the Memorial hospital.
Z. L. Bass of Randolph was an over
Sunday guest of his brotherin-law, r.
NJ Goodenough. Mr. Bass was en- route
for Springfield, Mass, on business trlp
Mrs. Jennie Z. Pettee came Wednesday
from BROOKLYN. \. Y. to spend several
DAYS here. She will then accompany her
daughter-in.law, Mrs. c. d. Pettee, to her
home in Boston for an extended visit,
George Birch. superintendent Of the
town farm has a garden which Is worthy
of mention. All kinds Of vegetables have
been planted and are ready to be hoed.
II is such a late season many have not
made their gardens at all.
Mrs. Z. F. Blodgett returned Friday al
tcnoon from Greenfield having made a
brief visit at the home of her son, \.
C. Blodgett. Mr.. Blodgett will remain
in Greenfield several weeks to fulfil his
engagements house painting.
Mrs. Annie V. c. Leavitt and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Kirkland Of Buffalo, n.
v, came Tuesday to open their summer
home The Naples. on Meadow Brook
road. They were accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. p. Hatch who will occupy her cabin
Pine Rest at an early date
Major, the Scotch collie dog owned by
II. A. Stockwell ID followed Mr. Stock
well when he drove IN town last week
Monday and has not been seen since Mr.
Stockwcl reached Centeryille. The dog
is Is years old and very deaf so Mr.. Stock |
well thinks he may have been run over
and killed or become exhausted by the |
long run he had had and died from the
effects,
!. L. Stockwell has had the veranda |
on the front of his house torn away this |
week and is to have it replaced by a |
much larger one, The work is being done |
by F. c. Brown and F. P, Wall, who |