The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28


row from Nllliamsylle, VI, where She
mas been visiting relatives,
Miss Eva Anderson returned Monday
night aud win be employed in Fast
Norlhlield during the summer.
=, Miriam Hart has gone TO Asbury Park,
~ ~ Tor the summer, where She has
position IN summer hotel.
Mrs. G. \. kidder is expected to re.
turn tomorrow from Williamsyile, VI,
where she is visiting relatives.
By a recent change in the train SEIZED,
nle the train that reached here at $50
m the evening now comes at 7,35.
Mn. 4, Robinson is employed as house.
keeper for +. c, Britton while Dewey
Robinson is living with Frank Head for
the summer,
Alton Elmer has resigned his position
with the Vermont Printing company and
has accepted a position in Lowell, Mass,
rs proof reader.
The agent of the Hartford Monumental
Cleaning and Repairing company has
been here this week doing necessary work
IN the cemetery.
The unusual long term of hot weather
brought several heavy showers which
were much appreciated by the farmers
as crops were suffering,
Mrs, George Stevens has received pleas
ant news from her son, Byron Gillett. He
has a good position in Tonawanda, n. v,
where he went last spring,
1t is reported that Lucky Clapp has
bought Amos Bigelow's farm and will
soon take possession. Mr.. Bigelow has
begun to move TO Maple street.
Prof. and Mrs. \, j, Phillips were in
town during commencement week at the
seminary and were welcomed among their
old friends with much pleasure.
The Mortified ball team played
against the Millers Falls team on the
Marquand grounds last Saturday and was
the winner, score standing to |.
Professor Lloyd from Arizona is expect
/ ed soon to lecture for a month in Cam
bridge and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hart,
his wife's parents, in the near future.
\ disease of the eyes known as pink
| eye is quite prevalent especially among
children and many are wearing colored
glasses Entire families are affected by
the disease.
There was a song service in the North
church last Sunday evening led by l.. ;.
| CHATTER assisted by Mrs. Chafer. Mrs. $.
L. Walker and Mr.. Butler The vocal
| selections were interspersed with congre-
gational singing.
The male members of the Unitarian
parish had a bee" Yesterday when they
| improved the grounds around the church,
taking away the fence and making other
necessary changes. Dinner was served by
! the Ladies society.
Miss Cora Moore returned to her home
| here on Tuesday afternoon coming from
| Boston. Miss Moore is a teacher in the
| Indian Territory, has been several weeks
| homeward bound. but has visited friends
and relatives on the way.
A strawberry supper will be served in
the Sons of Veterans hall this evening
| from G to 8 and afterwards good music
will be furnished for dancing. The even
| ing's entertainment is under the auspices
of the Sons of Veterans.
! handsome automobile has recently
been purchased by c. Z. Williams. ,.
| z. Whitmore has added a new horse to
| his fruit store equipment and r. H.
Proctor is driving a span of black horses
which are much admired by horse lovers.
Mrs. c. C. Stearns, Mrs. C. II. Webs
ter Misses Lillian Alexander and Marion
Webster were in Boston this week to at
tend the graduating exercises OF the Bos-
ION Conservatory Of Music, their sister,
| Miss Elizabeth Alexander, being among
the graduates.
The BOYS brigade had a regular meet
ing Wednesday evening when there were
sneecial installation services for the Off
GERS in charge of the major general com
handing the department of New Eng
land. L. B. B. A. The brigade was IN
full uniform and the exercises were Oh
much interest to the spectators.
Miss Ethel Moody is soon to sail for a
Enropean trip. The party under the al,
! reoti6n of Miss Smythe OF New YORK
Gtv are planning to 90 by Gihraltar ana
/ Wit points of interest in central Europe
and return via London. Miss Moody Is
teacher in the National Catneor "a
school Washington, D. c., and Will :, re-
turn to her position in the early IAN
The time for the closing of the James, ,
town Fynosition contest is next Tuesday
% noon n and it is hoped that each, one
will see that his coupons are N ny MOI,
dav sure. The leading Mortified c?ndi,
dafe is Miss Carrie Russell, VINO Is d
native of this town, seminary GRADUATE
and n successful teacher for many years
inv IN this vicinity. All can show. then, ap-
mraciation of her helpfulness in educa-
fi ,vIli'' and social life by giving, her an
o Ciy,, to enjoy a delightful trlp 70
T Io,nas town this vacation. New subscrlo'
o o"''' and renewals are great helps.