The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13
[mthfeM, Mass.

Nav Whitney is visiting in Gard
y. uinot is spending a few days in
gu ana Mrs W, A, Wright are at
Z. WmonI-'a
y. Mary Field is spending a few weeks
J. Y Nh h. G A. Randall
~ pal of Brooklyn, n. y, is
.g ,be visitors in town,
.oj Mn, Ward Ilolton of Fitzwil-
" s"I H. ,nut several days in town
v,,p,nald Of Brattleboro is
u arer during the absence of Mrs.
ana Mrs. q. \. Kidder and Mr.
v sa Herbert Reed are camping at
ssrhel lake.
r,,rl Barber still continues to inn
Di' 'ai ths nurse has gone away. Mrs.
tn Newton is ILL.,
and lbs. y. p. Wood have re.
y. g ,,an visit with relatives in Yer
\ ~ and New Hampshire,
p5so who has been visiting
W II ~ Bristol, returned to her
n P.u,.g.l Monday.
= ,nl Mrs Clinton Ware went Sun
y. T Witt hi- aunt who will later spend
gmer month, here as usual
.r. -rau. in front of the Uni.
~ ,hr,h have been reset, the work
~ jone under the direction of Daniel
n and Mrs John Nye have returned
,bsir vacation which they spent in
= and other places in southern New
|i1g,bre.
n. go,plway. the resident nurse, is
. Ar her sister, Mrs. Adams OF
.srgad who with her two daughters
A. G. \. Kiddcr's.
N. Dudley Johnson of Springfield
IA her brother, c. w. Nation, this
n He expected to 90 to Springfield
..srly for IL short visit.
m nll term of Mortified seminary
Il, Wednesday. The matrons and
e5s,s returned Monday and most of
!. tglent, came Tuesday. There is a
M enrolment
NJ. Geolg, Murdock, a former resi-
N. On Nouhticld mountain, has been a
-ss Of Mrs. Joseph Pierce this week,
tuning to her home in Millers Falls
-s.llv.
M and Mrs. F. J. Stockbridge are en-.
aiming Mrs. Serena Blodgett of
Tngfed. Their son David has re-
rqj trom his work in Connecticut for
.bort vacation previous to his return
de Worcester polytechnic school.
A. Ware is showing three potatoes
he Surprise variety which weigh |
r. pounds and Is ounces collectively. |
rbart Bolton. who lives near the Win
.ter line. is still better as he can show
potato which weighs "a pounds.
sral representatives from the H. H.
r,on post and Woman's Relief corps |
in Saratoga attending the national
,mpment which is in session this
/. Among the delegates are Calvin
i George Field and Miss NJ. T. Dut-
and Miss VI. Z. Thurston.
he pictures of Mr.. and Mrs. Medad
dy and their son, Clarence, have been
: in the Unitarian church parlors, the
Of Mrs. G. L. Alderman. 1t will be
ambered that the society has recently
wed a substantial gift by the will OF
Moody to be known as the Medad
Clarence Moody fund, and this gift
lis. Alderman is much appreciated.
e farmers have finished picking GU
DeN and in spite of bad weather
a pleasing amount to show for their
I. The cold weather caused the crop
pen slowly so there was a much larger
int Of small cucumbers gathered than
and the season was somewhat pro
ID. The sweet corn is now being
ared and sent to the canning FAC
in Brattleboro by freight.
,hteen members of the Mortified
e visited the Vernon grange last
,iay evening when they were very
lntly entertained. The visitors fur
d the literary part of the evenings
tainment which consisted Of choruses,
lgs, am interesting paper by L. X,
lder and a talk by E. F. Howard,
of schools. At the close
1T farce was given, entitled The TaX
sOr which was well received. A
ly prepared table was laden with
bments and many words of praise
heard from the visitors for the Yer
cooks.