The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-26
Lightning Struck Barn and Killed
Horse.

AOItt.
During the shower Wednesday after
noon lightning struck the barn at Der
Reeds setting fire TO Il, but the flame
were quickly extinguished. The Dol
passed through the barn. striking Nh
Reeds driving horse and killing II in
siantly. Several men were in the barr
as well as a work team. w. l.. Johonsoi
stood very near where the bolt passed.
Miss Bessie +. Braley returned Monda!
from Brattleboro.
Mrs. II. G. Eyerleth has returned from
a visit at North Montpelier.
Ruth Robertson returned from North
ampton, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. +. +. and Mrs. Merrill Pierce Wis
tied in Westminster recently.
Miss May Cook returned home Tuesday
after an absence OF several months.
Mrs. Flora +. Cole entertained a party
of friends from Bellows Falls Thursday.
Miss X. X. Booth returned last weel;
from a visit in Bellows Falls and Spring.
field.
Mrs. Edmund Richards Of Springfield,
this state, is visiting her father, Ephraim
Bowie.
Walter Mooney will move from the
tenement he now occupies to c. S. VIII
lard's house.
Miss Amy Mitchell OF Springfield,
Mass, was a guest Of Mrs. NJ. 4. Rob-
bins Monday.
Mrs. w. s. Adams OF Marlboro, n. H.,
was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. Bail
ey this week.
Mrs. Herbert Wyman, a guest at Z. +.
Pierce's returned to her home at keene
n. H., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Brainard were
guests OF Mr.. Brainard's daughter at
Brookline Sunday.
The family of james A. Stacey leave
Saturday for an absence OF two months
at Shelburne, Mass.
Frank NJ. Robertson was an oyer-Sun-
day guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Win
chester in Marlboro.
Cortez Boutwell,, Willis Young and son,
Frank Young, went to Athens pond Sat
urday on fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Huntley of Brat
tleboro were overSunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Goodell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter went
to keene, n. H., Monday to attend the
Whitney. Mason wedding.
Mrs. Flora p. Cole entertained few /
Of her friends Friday afternoon in honor |
Of her guest, Mrs. Blood.
Mrs. Charles Kilbun has returned
rom a recent visit with her son, Frank
Fuller, in Hinsdale, n. H.
Miss Addye G. Morey returned Satur
lay from a visit of several weeks in Cor
IAN, N. H., and Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Look and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarke Pierce visited in Walpole, n.
l., the first of the week.
M. Z. Robbins went to Springfield,
Iass., Saturday to spend few days with
lis brother, George L. Robbins.
Mrs. Lydia Blood, who has been a
uest of Mrs. Flora p. Cole, returned to
er home in Bellows Falls Monday.
r. J. Scott of Springfield, Mass, and
vo children came Saturday to III. L.
colts. Mr.. Scott returned Sunday.
C. S. Willard went last week to Mil
,rd, N. H., where he has leased hotel. ]
FRS. Willard went to Milford Monday
Mrs. Hannah r. Waite went to Bel c
,ws Falls last week and will visit at
ludlow and Proctor before her return.
Miss Gertrude E. Whitney went to /
eene, N. H., Saturday to attend the L
edding Of her brother, Carroll M. Whit
ey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall and daughter o
Brattleboro came to Hardin Benefits
lturday. Mr.. Hall remained over Sun n
~. u
Royal Taft and Miss Mamie Bauer of
orona, N. Y, came Wednesday to visit Il
e formers grandmother, Mrs. Fl. E. VI
lft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Mason of Spring .,
Id, Mass, came Tuesday and are N
ests of Mrs. Mason's father, Fl. P. ~
rr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olney of Spring +,
Id, VT, came Tuesday to visit Mrs. o.
VS. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
hnson. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Winchester of Hol- ~
Ike, Mass, were guests of Mrs. Flora P.
lie Saturday, leaving for stay in m m
lrlboro. al
VI. G.. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. :,
nry Gassett went to Springfield Mon M
Y to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lydia re-
Lewis.
R. Pember, formerly Of Put \, me
:, has had the degree Of master Of sci -,
: of Vermont. at
everal head of cattle were killed on NV
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srnoon. Ralph Aiken, who was near, So
eived shock from the lightning. IL.
fiss Mary Whitney, who has been sol
nding week with her brother, James {
Whitney. and niece, Mrs. I. R. Doane, wa
Springfield, VT, returned Tuesday. iso
[r. and Mrs. A. j. Aver went to Bel we
s Falls Monday to attend the alumni \
quet and ball of Bellows Falls high era
Dol and also visited in Rockingham. to
rs. F. S. Harris went to Springfield, avn
Monday to attend the funeral of I
i. Lydia M. Lewis, past department Sta
ident of the w. R. c. of Vermont Tue
ISIS Florence E. Locke returned Tues. Ora
from Bellows Falls where she has N
| spending week and attended the Flo
mi banquet of the Bellows Falls high Bra
ol. and
r. and Mrs. Judson B. Derry, Mrs. T
H. Dickinson, Miss Bessie F. Braley eau,
nded the exercises of the graduating was