The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-11
Academy Seniors Score Success IN
Mr.. Bob.

students of Brattleboro academy III AVdu
emy hall Wednesday evening with the
following cast OF characters: Phlllp 10y
son Roy l.. Barney; Robert Brown clerk
of Benson and Benson, c. ). hickey; Jen-
kins, Miss Rebecca's butler, hugh "
Thayer; Rebecca Luke, a maiden lad!,
Nav |. Thayer; katherine Rogers, htr
niece, Maude Browns; Marion. bTyant'
Kstberine's friend. Helen Prentiss; Patty;
Ms Rebecca's maid, Eloise Sanders. All
the uarts were well taken as was mani
Sestad by the enthusiastic encores oil the
audience and every one present enjoyed a
hearty and almost continuous laugh
tbICuqhout the performance. Ihe pro-
crrds which are to be used by the senior
class for the commencement exercises
amounted TO S26. Homemade candy was
SnjJ in connection with the entertan'
mont The troupe" will repeat the play
in in Grange hall, Guilford Center, TIN, tins
evening and are planning to, go, to WIZ
Evansville and Putney on early dates
w. B. Warren has begun making cideI
and apple Jelly.
Master Purle Covey has been housed
by illness this week.
Thomas O'Connor has been among the
sick ones tnls Weeh' :,
Mrs w. s. Cove went to Bellows Fall'
Thursday for a visit to relatives.
7 p Sargent returned Wednesday iron
few DAYS stay in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Nina Dawley is spending a par
of the week at her home IN Westminster
Mrs, Cotton Mather visited her sister
Mrs William Holden, in Gulllord TIM
week. oil,
Mrs. f. f. ,Blodgett is spending th
week in Greenfield with her son. A. =
Blodgett.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lyman have move
into f. II. Davenport's house on Greeh
leaf street.
Mrs. Alonzo Stowe has been i'll durin
the last two weeks. She is improving d
this writing. =,
Mrs, F. Z. kellogg of Greenfield, Mass
u,as guest of Miss A. A. Fox the trs
OF the week.
Mrs. l.. f. Taylor went to Springfield
Mass. Saturday to spend several ia!
with Mr.. Taylor.
Miss Clara Davenport goes to Boston Y
dav to snend a week with her sister, MIS-
AIadge Davenport.
w. L. Walker, Arthur Trip and wa
fer Cain attended the fair at Claremon
n. H., this week.
Mrs. CYNTHIA Ellis expects her son an
wife, Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Ellis, to speh
the winter with her.
Mrs. Rhoda Sargent is somewhat bette
than at last weeks writing and hopes
, her recovery are entertained.
Mrs. E. NJ. Goodenough, Mrs. E. l.. Ba
and Mrs. NJ, l.. Gleason went to Nerno
, Wednesday to visit the dam site.
! The girls" are holding. rehearsals i
| an entertainment, the particulars OF whi'
they will announce at an early date
Mrs. Harriet Marsh and daughter, a
} soon To move from Stockwells. block
their former home, the Marsh farm.
The frame for the windmill recent
: orected at w, B. Houghton's was blow
. down during the storm Monday nlght.
, Mrs. w. H. Haywood returned fro
+ Boston Yesterday afternoon where she Ht
!. been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ee
e rsh. MI, ho,,o ron
y ed the house on Meadow Brook roi
e which was recently vacated by Aioe
a Houle. g.,
$ The midweek meetings of the Congl
5 gational church will be held hurst f.L
! evening instead of Friday until furth
n notice. =,
I Mrs. Webber and daughter, Miss Mai
!, Webber of Springfield, Mass, came we
d nesday to spend several days at ii.
h Stockwells.
n Mrs. Emma Niles returned to her hoi
Is in Concord, n. H., Monday after spseI
a nr several weeks with her sister, M
Alice Richmond.
Mrs. L. P. Copeland, who has been
the Memorial hospital for several wee
st returned to her home Sunday very mu
improved in health
ID Mrs. 4. H. Winchester and daugnit
Doris. left yesterday for Boston, wh'
ID they will spend several days with Mr..
Mrs. j. G. Knapp.
ir DR. and Mrs H. l. Cragin OF Calm
t., wood. N. j., who have been at IL.
Weatherhead' for two weeks, returned
their home Thursday.
he Mrs. Frank H. Thomas left W.ednestt
he for her home in Strawn, ILL.,, atter
m weeks visit with her parents, MI
in Mrs. Edward Martin.
ng The Needlecraft club will meet W
he Mrs. j. G. johnson Tuesday afternoon
he pleasant and if rainy the meeting Will
De- with Mrs. w. E. Minis.
ue Mrs. w. E. Stellmann and daugh'
y Maxine, went to Ashburnham, Mass
III terdav where they will be guests OF
're ne and Mrs. L. S. Spencer.
ie >r1a,, ;a ,rorL;nu in r. II.