The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
West BruttlebOrO

"a. A klsiln,an and family o. 10 Sun
ssi laks today ieF lea dass eaiias,
Mrs. y. T.. Wall sess To GEssnfeh @
day 10 slay until Mondsy Nth Nj Wall
Harali n nrrFy u Warner y, u,
eoalrs loday 10 si@ad few days al b
home,
Mis- Stella Mlseii II NswiAHs has heei
guest II bsF brother, N, IL Mlooil, shi
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. n, s Miller and daashlsl
went Wednesday 10 oIrvhiield, Mass, ~
. visit,
Mr.. and Mrs, Can Wiley o. GIscnisld
arr al Grand Nlew farm for lev days
outing
Mr.. aud Mrs, y. q. lleiyar u Nj, Her
mon were over Sunday guests 81 MIR \
~. llelyaf.
Miss Harriet CLARK has recovered from
Der recent illness with mumps and is Ahls
20 be out,
ID. I, Pery went 10 Shelhurhe Falls,
Mass, Tuesday 10 attend the Wilson Man
ming wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Minis went SaiuF-
DAY 10 Ashbnmham, Mass, Tor 'isit
with relatives,
Mis- Grace IIelyar goes this afternoon
10 Mt lleunon, Mass, 10 visit her broth
er. y. q. llelyar,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. SiockWell aud ehil.
drrn returned Monday from their outing
al Crvscent Beach.
Miss I4eona Bent was called TO her home
in Ashland, Mass, Tuesday ON account OF
illness Of a relative,
Mrs. l.. H. Knapp went 10 Vernon Sun.
day for an indefinite stay with Mr.. aud
Mr.. Caorre Hubbard
Martin Davenport and Miss Lucy Nov
~ oi Bernardsion were guests at =. III.
Daycnporis last Friday.
Mrs.. NJ. l.. Chamberlin entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class at
her home yesterday afternoon.
George Chamberlain goes today 20 Chic
opee Falls. Mass, 90 spend few days
with his sister, Mrs. Alice Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Stacy returned
Wednesday from their wedding trip which
they spent in Boston and vicinity.
ID. I. Perry and son. III. II. Perry, have
this week been awarded the contract for
building state road in Epping, n. IL.
Mrs. Frank Iadlock and children Of
Peru, Mass, are visiting Ms. liadlock
parents, Mr. and Mr. Edward Martin.
Miss Sadie Helyar closed a successful
Saturday came TO her home for the suia'
mer.
Many Of the people OF the Dummerston
hill district plainly saw the eclipse OF the |
sun Sunday afternoon between II and ]
o'clock.
There will be neighborhood picnics in |
observance OF the Fourth at the homes OF /
Mrs. Charles Harris and Il. NJ. Williams
tomorrow.
George Martin has recovered from his |
illness with typhoid fever and has re.
sumed his work for the street railroad
company.
Mrs. Flora Adams OF Dummerston came
Tuesday to spend the week at her home
here. Her uncle, G. r. Person, will join
her today.
Mrs. Helen Ashwel accompanied Miss
Myra Whitcomb to her home in Holyosc,
Mass, Tuesday and will spend several
days there.
Mrs. ID. II. Plummer of Springfield,
Mass, came Sunday for a visit with her
sisters, Mrs. j. S. Wood and Mrs. Har.
riet Marsh.
Mrs. Allie Mead Miner of Middletown,
Conn. who has been recent guest at IL.
G. Harris's, went Wednesday TO North
field, Mass.
A pleasant event was the select dance
held at the rink Tuesday evening which
was attended by about 40 young people
of this village.
Rev. and Mrs. Watts leave Monday for
North Craftsbury for a three weeks va
cation. The pulpit will be supplied each
Sunday during his absence.
Mrs. Harriet Marsh and daughter, Car
RE, returned Friday from Springfield,
Mass, where they visited Mrs. Marsh's
sister, Mrs. d. II. Plummer.
Miss Dasie Miller begun work Monday /
in the Brattleboro free library. She will
be there during the summer and return to
Simmons college in the fall.
The hagpole at Brattleboro academy has
this week been newly painted and flag
will be raised which will be appreciated {
by the school children and community. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde W. Lyman and son
Of Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
E. Cushman of Vernon were guests at :
G. III. Copeland's the first of the week.
The new arrivals at H. G. Harris's this
week are Mrs. II. NJ. Loud and Mrs. Mary !
E. Mowbray of Boston and Miss Annie
and Miss Amy Coggin of Ogunquit, Me. j.,
Mrs. w. O. johnson of Worcester, !
Mass, came Tuesday to spend the week l
VIII Her parents, MI. anu MIS-. II. ~.
Squires. Mr.. johnson will come tonight. 9
Mrs. James Pegg and children of Nam
oroneck, N. T., are expected Monday to
spend several weeks with Mrs. Pegs S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ Stockwell a
Communion will be observed at the
First Congregational church Sunday and t
Bibles will be presented to all children +
seven years of age who were baptized in
he church. h
Miss Clara Votey of Detroit, Mich, h
who has been a recent guest of Mrs. G.
R. Evans went to the home of her sister, Y
Mrs. G. Fl. Smith in Pittsford Monday \
or an extended visit. +
Miss Grace Hammond visited Mrs. N. S.
Thursday and Friday on her Il
'eturn from Ann Arbor, Mich, where she c.
pent the winter. She went from here to e.
Ter home in Newfane.
Miss Lucille Perry went Wednesday to r.
Greenfield Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. h
4. G. Blodgett, until today when Mr.. and S,
Mrs. A. G., Blodgett will accompany her
ZONE and stay until Sunday n
Miss Thompson and Miss Varley Of n
lorthfeld, Mass, and Miss Hate of Mon N
real, who have been guests at the Grand
View farm for two weeks, returned Tues d
lay to their respective homes. a
Children's day was observed at both il
hurches last Sunday morning and con-
erts were given by the members of each ~
sunday school. The decorations of each Y
hurch were wild flowers and roses. w
The Benevolent society of the Baptist is
hurch held a semiannual business meet
ng Wednesday afternoon at the home of re
frs. E. H. Davenport. The society will nj
old food and ice-cream sale July IL. h,
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