The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24


his wagon factory in spite Of business be
ing - slack Va most Of the mahuiactnr
ing branches.
Mis- Annie Fitzgerald has returned 4
North Walpole alter spending q twt
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Airs, Fitzgerald.
Misses Maize and Doris Powers and
Winnie R.ddin rtuned Tuesday from d
visit In New Britain, Conn, aud Palmer
aud Springfield, Mass.
Harold White, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ, ID, White, was operated upon
Saturday morning for a throat trouble by
DR.. Lynch Of Baitleboro.
waniasiiquet grange viii observe Il,
a0lh anniversary next Monday evening,
A tine entertainment u 10 he given and
this followed by a banquet.
Mrs, Matte Sargent and friend,
Mrs, Charles Goodwin. OF Portland, Me,
came Tuesday for brief stay with her
daughter. Mr. James Snow.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Il. Dawson have ne.
turned 10 their home in Hartford, after
spending several weeks in town and at
their Lake SpoiIoni cottage.
The members Of the uniycnalist Sun.
DAY school and friends held a picnic at
llanrahan's grove Thursday afternoon, A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Rev. Stephen Smith of Lebanon, Conn,
a former pastor will preach in the Con
gncgaiional church Sunday. Mr.. Smith
aud family will visit several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Fuller and son
Elmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews
and two children of Springfield, Mass,
spen, several days at Lake Spoiford last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Scott left Monday
morning for a two weeks stay at Revere
Beach. Mr.. Scott is having a vacation
from his work in James 0'Brien's cloth
ing store.
Mrs. James Donovan and daughter
Doris. who have been visiting at John Cor
liss's, are spending few days IN Green
field, aud from there go TO their home IN
Somcrville.
Miss Estelle u. Weakley OF Philadel-
phia is to spend her vacation with her
brother, Rev, James Il. Weakley, and Is
10 90 with him 20 Silver Bay, \. y, and
from there home.
Many OF her neghbors and friends
called on Mrs. Lorenzo Parks last Wednes'
day afternoon and evening TO offer their
it being Mrs. Parks's sOth
birthday anniversary.
Maxine OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Richards
put green pea in her ear. \ physician
was called and was Obliged 10 give her
ether in order TO remove 1t.
The Knitting club had very enioya |
BILE time in Bernardston last week Thurs
day II had dinner there and had pleas |
ant ride to Greenfield in an automobile, |
home ON the $3.50 train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and son
Prentice and Mrs r. J. Temple and two |
daughters, Miss Mabel and Miss Made |
lon, have gone to York Beach, Me-. where |
they are to stay two weeks. Mr.. Temple |
will join them soon.
Mrs Pludon Sprague and grandson, Ray
Sprague, of this town and Mrs. Bessie
Symonds and daughter Helen OF Ana
rortes. Wash, who have been visiting at
Alfred Sprague's, spent several days this
week in West Wardsboro.
Mrs. Charles Davis has gone to the Me
mortal hospital in Brattleboro, where she
IS having her eyes treated, Several weeks
igo Mrs. Davis accidentally spilled some
in her eyes and it is feared that
ler sight may be impaired.
The many friends of Miss Jennie Nc
.aughlin were agreeably surprised to
near of her recent marriage to Joseph
Nanley of Ashuelot at st. Joseph's paro-
,hial residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Manley are
o make their home in Ashuelot.
Last Friday morning the engines and
,oilers OF +. G. Robertson & Sons paper
nil, in Ashuelot, were damaged to the
xtent Of about $1,000 by the breaking
# the fywheel. Luckily no workmen
happened to be in the vicinity when the
ccident occurred.
II ,Nf ha |
uring company of Cleveland, Ohio, has
zen in town this week perfecting the new
iwn trimmer which will be made by the !
'ranite State Moving Machine company. !
When the machine is completed Mr.. Sc
rest will sail for London, where he ex.
ects to make extensive sales.
Z. C. Robertson has been i'll with acute
digestion the past week. He was ia ken
elk while at the Worthy hotel in Spring /.
ED last Wednesday. Mrs. Robertson
ent down Thursday Mr.. Robertson re-
irning with her Friday A trained nurse
ON Brattleboro has been caring for him. I
Rev. Lyman Ward of the Camp Hill In u
lstrial institute is to address a union {,
Getting of our churches on the good
ork that is being done among the poor b
hites of the South by his institution next
lnday evening at $50 in the Univer- I
list church. All are most cordially in
ted to attend.
While Nelson Blouin, Jr., was coming :
pidly down kiburn street on his bicycle a
'ednesday evening he ran into wash II
It waterbar in front of o. H. Cooper's
d was violently thrown about 20 feet, IL
riking on his face. He was unconscious
erous cuts and scratches about his head.