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

Sunday afternoon f8r ,t
ton to be spent ia rsnI
i. 4. Field Is ia Brand.
week. Henry lacey Is taliss
the paper mill during M
l., w, Goss has tie r5pt,.-
dwelling house Tor A. 81 E.,e
nor He commenced lhs ~
day.
The women employees Al
mills We're entertained az H,s,
by Miss Minnie Maguus !,
son cafe.
A wire fence has been f.
the flower bed by the BIr5.s
will be paid for by suIS5al
townspeople,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles II
turned Wednesday from 49, ~
sachusetts and viii 30 10 B5s5r
for a few days, ~
DIR, and Mrs. ". C.. OB.f-
went from here this m6rgig. Y
days sightseeing IN Boston
ing for the home in Lowell Is
Misses Grace and JENNIE pn
l.. Esperanee and KATHERINE
OF Holyoke, Mas ap b5sri,,.
few weeks with Ms. Nag6S
Mr., and Mrs. S, II. NeDabsp
sons went to Brandon. NJ ~
visit Mr.. Mcdonald mrbt.
was made IN an automobile t,.ii
occasion.
Mrs, Cynthia Lind ar of yaa
is visiting her nephew D. 3 D.
AMI Mrs, Person are also ~
Ms, Persons brother Arh,
Chester, Vt.
The w. c. T. L. wil b53
mothers meeting with Nn MI,
Congregational parsonage Tlz.5,
noon at 3 O'Clock. al. mg,Fe. +,
cordially invited,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. VI. Oaks rs,.
dolph, VT, Friday for tbsr
goods. On their return thar r
the house known as the llstF
recently bought by them.
Miss Minnie Snow returned
from her annual outing az Ya,s y
Orchard beaches, Portland and b..
The other member OF the E5geI5
making a visit in Dover and ~
Nelson Blouin was with his r7,,
pany from Greenhel, m F7r,.
Mass, where he was visited N
thei and sister, Lena Mr. b
returned but Miss Lena will pn,,
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fias'l ag
Falls came Saturday ta visit hi,
ter, Mrs. II. II. Russell and N
Mr,. Arthur Fifeli of W!lnn-r
came Sunday. Mr.. lTdeIi is
OF Mrs. Russell.
The annual drive OF logs passed h
here the last Of the week. At "a. 4
number OF blasts We're usaesar7 q
the channel in orler 20 run tss-
past the place. The Golfer dan :
New Hampshire side narrowed IL :,
to less than half it, regular uitl
dav the force of men worked
by the w. y. Pike farm.
The Toymakers, the a,tuas, +
opera house THURSDAY evening
opened the season at Ath5l. Mas
%. to a large and pleased au5.s1s
papers speak in high praise O. t.sl-
ton. Seats 50 on sale at rha
Glday evening at Mann's I'm
Townspcople win be served an.
which about 100 TICKET, will Be 2a
people from out OF town.
At a meeting Of the board Of ,as1
day evening a bu-ing-, m5u'; q q
was formed Tor the purpose 4 az
ing a credit system whereby d4Hnd
show no desire To pay will he L,s
the benefit OF members Of the 8sr
Another important matter va. ~
,enements and boarding places tg
neers employed at the dam, TIE ts
ing that their iamiHe, may move =
Checks have just been sent out
license commissioners 10 towns AMI
untitled TO proceeds from the i@gn
liquor licenses. Cheshire county 8
whole will receive Sl4-S.-2 ths d
These figures are much les. tln !
iavc been in previou, years, il
hey include 10 per cent. hell ygh
asst year as provided by the hv
mounts received in Cheshire Q-T
Is follows: Astead, >94S3; Cbes,sa
1865: Gilsum, SQj.--: Hinsiaa M
[ecne, S9O0.24: MarIowe >jl3; S,olr
2.94; Walpole, S33So62; WilaS
4I.5j; Keene's check j, about slll
han it was when 1t va, a AcelS p