The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-09

members of her family were eamners M
Warronaissa this week
Mrs, Mcintyre with two daughters NJ
iiatty aherwin have returned 10 their
home in New York city. WV"
Harold Bigclow, son of Fortune Rice.
low Of Putney, W., is visiting MS grand.
mother, Mrs. Amy Slate.
Nh. and Mrs. Clinton Randall have
been the guests of his brother Clarence
ana returned to their home in Spring.
tield '''"'s
\ nelghborhood picnic was held in dis.
irict No, 0 yesterday of which more
complete account viii be given in next
weeks issue.
Mrs. Herbert Field aud family went to
their new home in keene, y. H., Wed.
nosday, the household goods being moved
the first OF the week.
The grange viii meet next Tuesday even.
ing when the third and fourth degrees
VIII be conferred upon two candidates fol.
lowed by grange supper.
Miss Carrie Russell has returned from
her trip TO jamestown and other points
OF interest and is giving an interesting
| account of a delightful trip.
Dr. Goldthwaite announces his readi.
ness TO give free examination of all chill,
drep's teeth between the hours of s and
8 during the month of August.
Thomas Mason, a prominent instructor
/ in the schools of Concord. Mass, is spend,
ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs. III.
| len Mason, on South Main street.
Miss Bonner. who has been taking Miss
| Stones place in Wallace HoltOns store
/ has gone to East Mortified and her place
is taken by Miss Josephine Fisher.
! Mrs. Stocker and daughter of Brooklinc
| friends of Mrs Alvin George are guests
at Perham's inn. Mr.. Mckay left Sunday
after a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
| George.
! Mrs. Lucy Harvey was the guest of Mrs
\. w. Proctor this week and Mrs. Eta
| Hammond with three children the guests
of Mrs. Fred Irish. They left for White
hall, \. Y, on Tuesday.
There was a reunion of the Irish fam
| ily last Sunday when the children and
| grandchildren of Calvin Irish met at theil
! fathers house, the occasion being hi,
! 18th birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham have the sym
pathy of their friends in the loss of Their
| Younger daughter Frances. from cholera
| iniantum. The funeral was on Saturday
and the burial in the village cemetery.
The hearing before the court in Green
| field last week on the cases OF Amherst
! Cummings George Guyot and VIII O'Clail
resulted in the boys promising better be
havior, and the cases were placed on file
The exercises Of the Unitarian Sunday
school last Sunday consisted Of a pro
gram, as arranged by Mrs. C. G. Stearnsi
class. of songs and Rotations by different
members. Next Sunday Mrs. Wilson
class viii present the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Fisk of Spring
field Mass, are being entertained by thel
uncle. Charles Backmer and aunt, Mar
tina Royce of this town, few days whit
on their carriage drive for two week
through the Connecticut valley.
The rear of the log drive passed her
the first of the week About 100000
feet were in this drive and the logs wer
ncticeably smaller than previous years
Two or three drives have come down tn
river annually for over 80 years and it /
not strange the supply is diminishing.
The death of Mrs Mary f. Pines o
bingham. n. H., occurred very sudden
IL Tuesday night, the body being foun,
"Wednesday morning. Death was caused
It il supposed, by heart failure. Mrs
Rines was here attending the general con
ference and was occupying a tent on tn
seminary campus The body was take
in charge by Undertaken G. n, kidder.
The Misses Billings, three sisters VIII
made a successful tour last year, visit
ing different cities and giving concerts a
various hotel resorts, gave one OF thel
pleasant concerts at the Mortified hote
by the request of w. X. Moody Tor TN
entertainment of the summer guests, las
week and the audience was large and al
urcciative. One of the sisters, Miss ia
billings, has class OF violin pupils her
during the summer months.
An unusually interesting temperate
meeting with prominent speakers VIII D
oiven in the auditorium "Wednesday, Ans
Fl, at $50 p. M, under the leadershl
Of the Massachusetts w. G. 7. y. MT MI
4. G. Moody is the presiding officer IN
addresses will be given by Mrs. katherIh
!, Tent Stevenson, state president and Alr'
I K, Barney. the worlds superintendent
If Penal and Reformatory homes. IN
soloists are Mrs. w. X. Moody and Mis-
Olmstead. An urgent invitation Is e
tnnded TO all the women of the tow
70 take this opportunity of hearing thes
celebrated speakers with the end IN Y VIC
Of the formation of local W. Z. L. u