The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-27
I1,1hfeid, Mass.

c,,,r is a guest at Mrs. c. II.
= sah Wand returned to Orange
' I, rl,rs 4. O. guest Of his brother,
', Clrk ,,,,,,no, from,
l's,a III. weoR' u,,
u Mr. Choate left "Wednesday
po1ne has returned to his
M Nonhamptdn'
y R,,roe and wife are visiting
I'm Amos B'g'iow' 49,, g.,
y AZ, ~, home Oct |;
, S,.. Of Veterans had a ten cent
hg Friday evening i.
m, Banks is spending part OF
II n Brat,eboro'
~ Kent from Middletown, Conn,
Am relative. IN town.
So ,oIsr meeting of the o. Il. S.
Nh an Wednesday evening.
~ i,v .por.s will be held at Mt.
ny ssyt Monday afternoon.
|. 4 Evan. Of the firm of Robbins &
taxing a short vacation.
uas Spof1rd from New London
y. aI u Mrs. y. +, Alexander.
r-,i Brtiun has returned from
beach much improved in health.
A ut Moore, son and daughter,
~ u irom New York city Tuesday.
n Eijjer and family have returned
|. camping tnp to Chesterfield lake
h, Gh5y. Hermann sang, pleasing
y G ,Ss Unitarian church last Sunday
\. "A Mrs, William Fellows of Orange
s W. visitors of their sister, Mrs.
h Fisher
sr Craze wife and daughter from
' y nut are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
MS Grace,
/. ana Mrs. Albert Brigham from
..s.,iqr have been the guests OF his
IA this week,
,a,D D. Elmer has resumed work as
! - rsader for the Vermont Printing
s',1y Of Brattleboro.
1. athletes at Mt. Hermon are IN
I. raining Tor the annual fall track
!. !. rbicb comes next Monday.
l,,,ipg 10 a provision in the statutes
'Vi,.arfusetts. DIR. n. p. Wood has
. ,5pojnted as school physician.
!, Nellie Dresser has recently enter
Il Mr. and Mrs. Kennison OF Mlllers
I. and Ethelbcrt Pierce of Pittsheld.
,,.+sr Aldrich fell from his bicycle
weak and hurt his finger so badly
ne services of a physician were re-
d.
i. Unitarian society will give a har.
unner in the town hall Friday
,ng Oct. 4. A hot boiled dinner
be served,
i expected that the Unitarian So
will be represented by several dele
Il the Connecticut Valley confer
Oct. | and . at Greenfield.
i Billings sisters gave concerts at
1 Norhheld on two evenings recent
I last evening being assisted by Prot;
M of New York and Charles Field
3.ton. The Misses Billings's efforts
highly appreciated.
! first meeting of the Fortnightly
will be held Monday afternoon, Oct
nd Mrs. Frederika Phillips will give
n on her trip to Italy. Italy, her
nv including the important events
characters. will be the subject OF the
ri: work
oi |. L. Norton entertained the
y class OF Mt. Hermon at his home
tly. Each senior went prepared TO
! story or sing a song and very
htful informal evening was spent
t the piano and open fire and AT
dose refreshments were served.
D. Field and family are spending
v weeks in their mountain home.
them are DR.. and Mrs. Hermann
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder
Mattapoisett and Miss Fanny
from Boston. Also, and most I'M
Mt Of all, is the small grandson OF
and Mrs. Field and son Of Mr.. and
Batchelder.
thfeld chapter, O. L. s., was well
:ented in Greenfield last Friday
ne when several members attended
,fcia inspection of Arcana chapter
tand Matron Mrs. Emily +. Wilkins,
ed by Grand Marshal Mrs. Clara
n There was large attendance
rcana chapter members and VISITORS
surrounding towns.
special missionary rally was recent
ID at Mt. Hermon when addresses
gwen by Rev. DR.. w. E. Witters
secretary of the Baptist board OF
ms; Miss Mary r. Maxwell Ford
years a missionary at Safec, on the
Galilee, Palestine; and Ernest w.
Hermon 1900, teacher in Euphrates
E, Harpoot, Turkey.
re is a promising outlook for an
lg and interesting season of footpoall
t. Hermon when the championship
cup will be decided. As there is
material among the three halls an
struggle is anticipated. The cap
elected are: Crossley, Nathan ..
son; Cottages, Ralph II. Doane;
own, Samuel H. Camp.
democratic caucus was held FRI
yening with the following election
iCers Moderator, w. }, Wrlght'
A. L. Newton; delegates, state,
Newton; councillor, II. w. Russell;
rial, John F. Callaghan; county,
Aldrich; representative, F; b. Hoi.
district attorney, w. D. Alexander
committee, w. j. Wright, a. Il.
H. +. B. Holton, F. E. Aldrich.
re was a rather unusudi siSh -
when handsome black anf reu
drawn by five large chestnut horses
through the town en- route for Green
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Browning
panied by two grooms are traVellins
" stages from Bar Harbor to their
in Philadelphia. The horses WeIe
ed tbrao in front and two next to
ach and the whole turnout was eA-
ely striking.
ph W. Field, owner of the Loneacre .
y yards, exhibited birds at tSe
ield fair, capturing IA prizes r F.
l. Reds, pen chicks, ! and 2; .. a ~,
cock, 2; White Wyandottes, Pa
|, cock /; Buff Orpingtons, pen ~ ;,.
chicks l Buff Cochin bantalms' pani
l, pair fowls 2; Black Cochin pan
pair fowls l and 2, pair chicks