The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-31

Ter Jessie. Miss Amelia Alleniier and Miss
Ethel ilroxn az Providence, II, J., are ca
Ieetef tomnFFog 10 sIend a lew weeks
wilh Mr. and Mm, l.. II, sisllmann'
NJ ID. staplss and fatally have this week
mo,,.l fam llrllaMs Falls 10 the lenemrni
r,rrn,iy VACATED by b. II. Minehcsier'
mha has magni downstairs Ia the ishN'
meni formerly occupi.,i le H. {, iNoHn'
R.v. aud Mfs, A. N. Watts a.. ca
no,tal Ia return to-day from North
| iraii sbnIy, where they have l.ecn si,ehi'
/ ins q ihfee Neeks' Vaeaiion with relatives
Mr.. Watts will eccupy the pnlpl' hsAl
Sunday,
Mis-. Ella Thomas rturnci saturday
10 her home IN bridgeport, Conn, alter
slsii IA toNn with her uncle, y, J.,
Wall. Mr., Wall accompanied her TO
lirrnanlsion, Mass, Nhetv sh'sslaied ah'
I IA "Wednesday,
Mn. 4. l.. falcs aud daughters, Mics
/ CLARA and Miss Grace, 81 Troy aid Mn
Walter Fakes ni Schenectady, \, - came
"Wednesday "a slend several weeks WIN
Mics Laura Powers, The MessIs, faies
will Join them al an caily date,
The Misses Clark entertained several
al their young women friends fiidhN az
tsrpoon al a lawn party The guest 81
honor Wa Mis- Edith ClaWson Of Detroit,
Mich. Who has hecn their guest for thfor
weel.,, aud returned "Wednesday 10 her
homr,
Nis, Frances NJ. Stellmann entertained
about ~ Il progressive whist Tuesday
evening al her h0mc. The gust II honor
Was Mis. Edith ClaWson 81 leiroli; Con-
ISOLATION priKrs weW given Miss tlaWs"n
and H. t. lllslcy and luncheon Wa
served
Master CLAYTON Brllivcan celebrated hi-
sixth birthday anniversary last Monday
aud Ia honor oi the occasion he enter
tainrd \ ui hi- little friends Ia lawn
parit. Games We're enjoyed through the
afternoon and supper served on the lawn
lie va. the rriptnt OF many pretty
gifts,
Miss Lillian Clark oi Nonkers y. "
who /. spending the summer at Elsi
Mortified. Mass, visited her parents, MI
and Mr.. II, j. Clark. last week. She
returned FRIDAY 10 East Mortified with
her uncle. &. Il, Otis. and his ncphcw.s'
sidney aud Arthur OTIS, OF New York
who spent the day at Mr.. Clarss
IT. l.. Nichols fcll sunday in his barn
and was considerably shaken up, lie
went To the scaiinll % put some hay down
Tor his stock and made q missiep. going
thought he was seriously injured, al
Though he is famed and somewhat bruised.
Rev. T.. c. Partridge gave lecture sun
day evening in the Congregational chapel I
which was illustrated by ~ stcpopticon
views. showing the people, buildings and l
individual activities OF Siyas. Turkey. Mr. I
Partridge and his son, Edward. were en- Z
trrtaincd at Mr. kcnestun'- and lett Mon /
day for ShoTcham, where they viii visit /
By order oi the hailifs the street lights |
are allowed 10 burn all night since last /
until further notice, instead OF /
being put out AT T. o'clock, n heretofore. /
This act i greatly appreciated by the I
people throughout the village and espe-
rially hy those who are somewhat nervous
over the several housebrcaklngs IN various
parts of the town.
About GO went from here by special car
Tuesday evening 20 the new home OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Brown, 4 Bullock street
10 give them a "house warming The
weather and all other conditions were
and the affair was one long to
Games and music furnished entertain
nent throughout the evening and light
were served.
Mrs. Charles Fisher who went to Eagle.
Alaska, about three years ago with her
hree daughters, to Join Mr.. Fisher who
lad spent several years there, has recently
ent photograph of their home TO a local
riend, and in the letter which accom-
,anied it she gave a few particulars OF the
Innate and customs which may be OF in.
crest to her former acquaintance. She
writes that at this time the weather is
cry hot and the sun shines % hours out
# the "a, and at l0:30 in the evening the {
un is high; the gardens are in a very {
furnishing condition and the flowers very '
beautiful. Everything grows quickly 1
here as the soil is naturally fertile and
he heat so intense. During our winter c
eason they live in darkness, as the sun I
oes not shine out over two and one.half |
ours during the "a. The schools, she h
lys, are good and the teachers are nearly
II from the States. Their dwelling is 9
uilt of logs, one story high, with large q
DOR space, and consists of eight rooms. q
hey use dog teams. The cost of living a
high and she often sends to the States a
,r dry goods to be sent her by mail.
Irs. Fisher writes she hopes to come here =
ext year for a visit. !,
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