The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-11

dreths printing office and has hired
tenement at Ii Spruce street, where he
viii move at an early date.
Miss Gertrude Stockwcl returned TO
Worcester, Mass, Sunday, having spent a
two weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Stockwell.
| l.. j. Knight has fented his farm to
/ Charles Wells and will move to his Mel
rose street house about Nov. ] when Mr.
1 Wells will take possession OF the farm,
Miss Flynn, who has been under treat
ment at Dr. Lynch's hospital during the
4 last four weeks, was able TO return to her
/ home in North Walpole, n. H., Saturday.
Several from here are planning 20 at
| tend the annual chickenpe supper which
/ is to be given by the women OF the Con-
gregational church in Marlboro next FRI
day evening Oct. Is.
The first of the Christian Endeavor
meetings since the summer vacation OF
the Baptist church was held last Sunday
evening. There was a good attendance
and plans for the winter series will soon
be completed.
II is expected that Rev. n. A. Wood of
Essex junction will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday. He was former pastor
here and went to Essex Junction about
I
Among those from here who plan to at
tend the teachers convention in Burling-
tons sneNt week are Miss katherine Per-
klns, Miss Bessie Mackenzie, Miss Flor
encc Fisher and Miss Edith Stowe.
Miss Harriet Warmer. who has been i'll
since last August at the home Of her Sis
ter Mrs. Fanny Cotton, in Northfeld,
Mass, is gaining slowly and plans are be-
ing made to bring her home.
Mrs. Hannah Prentiss of Windham is
srending a few days with her son, q. k.
Prlntiss, before leaving for Schenectady,
v, where she will spend the winter
with her son, Rev. George F. PTentiss.
Mrs. Ella Hamilton of New Canaan,
Conn, who has been recent guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. l.. 4. Bond, also of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Fisher in Dummerston,
left Saturday for Plainfeld, n. j., to
visit relatives before returning to her
home.
Mrs. W. p Mcpherson of Pasadena,
Cal, who has been with her aunt, Mrs.
T.. A. Richardson, for several weeks, lett
Monday to visit relatives in New Hamp-
r shire towns and spent some time with
, her cousin Mrs. j. G. Knapp, in Boston
before returning to her home.
, Master Carroll Harris, son of Mr.. and
d Mrs George c. Harris, who has been Ill
( for a year and a half from the effects oil
drinking potash has not been so well dur
4. ing the last month and Mr.. and Mrs
, Harris are contemplating taking HIM tc
r the Memorial hospital for treatment.
, II. i. Weatherhead has sold one OF the
/ farms in Halifax that he recently bought
. from the Nietus Warren estate to Luther
: ID. Bridge of Lynn, Mass, who intends tc
{ make his home here. Mr.. Bridge tool
4 possession on Monday and has already be
gun extensive repairs on the buildings.
p Miss Minnie Stockwell entertained sew
9 eral of her friends at a corn roast Thurs
. day afternoon in Mrs. Bigelow's grove
!. The evening was spent at her home IL
y icard playing and music. Refreshment
= were served. The guests of honor wer
i. Mr. and Mrs. G NJ. Taylor of Washing
ton, d. G.
The first annual meeting of the West
r ern Avenue Terminal Magazine club wa
held with Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stockwel
/ Tuesday evening. There was a good at
u tendance. The old board of officers wa
elected with exception OF the president
e Mrs. j. IL. Barney was elected In plac
of j. l.. Barney, who resigned the office
Is After, the meeting the periodicals. wwer w
sold by auction. Several new member
N were voted into the club.
Mrs. l.. S Bartlett and Miss NJ. l
# Steadman entertained Brattleboro char
p fer Daughters of the American Revolt
:. ton at their home Friday afternoon
r, There were about 40 present. A featur
Is of the rollcall was the reading Of gree
ings from absent members A letter {
le greeting was sent by Mrs. Ruth ALE
Smith of Putney, who is l03 years OLE
Miss Corrinne Blodgett rendered sever
ID solos pleasingly and Mrs. /. X. Fulle
n read by request a paper on The Stoi
Told by an Old Brattleboro Tree. Daint
40 refreshments were served.