The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-21

, ing a few days with her niece, Miss Fl
letta McKeon.
Miss Jennie Duggan has returned t,
her duties in Greenfield after a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Duggan.
Rev. W. H. Trickey came home from
Tilton Saturday but on account of dutiei
at the Soldiers Home was obliged t
return Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Foss have returned from
their wedding tour and are taking theil
meals with Mrs. Helen Worden unit
they find rooms.
Miss Ella Streeter, who very recently
returned from Plymouth Normal school
is in Springfield, Mass, for a few days
with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Latham and Miss
Elletta Mexican went to Marlboro Thurs
day where there was a reunion OF Mr.
Latham's regiment.
On account of strike among the help
where the stone is crushed, work is de-
ferred on Main street where the new
road is being made.
The Sunday school at the North Hins-
dale church vii be recognized next Sun
day at $50. 1t is hoped that there will
be full attendance.
Charlie Bailey crushed the end of his
! forehnger Wednesday while working at
wire press for the Granite State Now
ing Machine company.
A number of people from here went
to Brattleboro Friday evening to see
Mary Mannerng as Glorious Betsey and
were given a rare treat.
The grangers were presented with
large basket full of palm leaf fans at
their meeting Wednesday evening, with
compliments of j. NJ. Lamb
Misses Lizzie and Monte Purcell went
Monday to kennebunkport, Me-, as
mattresses in the same hotel at which
they were employed last year.
George Parker injured one of his fin
gers quite badly recently by its coming
in contact with an emery wheel while at
work in Halle Frost's mill.
Mrs. L. l.. Robinson and two children
of st. Louis came Wednesday last to
spend the summer with Mrs. Robinson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Leach.
Miss Margaret Locke, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Locke of this town, will gradu-
ate from Titon seminary this week when
she will come home for her vacation.
Mrs. Nose recently took her children,
Master Alexander and Blanche, to Law
renee, Mass, to remain an indefinite
time with their aunt. Mrs. LaCharity
Mrs. G.. S. Howe went to Brooklyn
Tuesday to- attend the wedding of her
nephew, Rev, Edward Tibbals, and to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Edward Carey.
The young women employed in the
Robertson paper mill were surprised ON
last pay day by having their salary raised
10 cents day, beginning from May l.
p c. Stewart has closed his engage
ment with the Granite State Moving
Machine company and accepted a posi- |
tion working at the site of the new DAM
Hon. and Mrs. Hosea H. Brigham of
Winchester were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Temple during commencement week.
Miss Maud Brigham of Brattleboro
was also entertained by them.
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy, Mrs Gard
ner Howe, Mrs. Walter Fay and Mrs. +.
w. Tilden were in Keene Thursday even
ing to an Eastern Star meeting the
event being the visitation of the officers
Of the Grand chapter
Roy w. Dawson received degree of M.
D. at University of Pennsylvania We'd
nesday. DR.. Dawson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Dawson of Hartford, VT,
formerly of this place. He was a member
Of the class of 1901 of Hinsdale high
school and owing to i'll health has pur-
sued his studies with difficulty. His
many friends will be delighted to know