The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

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Some Of the watches were at Mr.. Wing
Tor repairs.
Rev. II T.. BuiIum and bride were IL
town Tuesday.
Byron Robinson Of Bellows Falls Wa
IN town Wednesday.
Ola Il, lloughton of Albany visited il
town few days this week.
Nelson Ncwcomb had his finger crush.
cd In the road scrapcr Wednesday.
A. T.. Miller and H. II. Evcrlcit Of
Brattlch0rp were IN town Wednesday.
Miss Susan Roundy Of Rockingham is
a guest Of her sister. Mrs. 4. j. Aver.
Mr.. a~l Mrs. Carroll Whitney Of
kecnc, y. H., were guests OF his sisters,
| Monday.
Miss Minna Howard came Monday and
began school n teacher IN the primary
department.
DIR. l.. II. Bugbce returned from Mas
sena Springs. y. V. and Mrs. Bugbec
from Quechec this week.
Twenty Of the Junior League Of the
Methodist church enjoyed an outing at
SpoiTord lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. f. q. Pierce of Warren,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Bailey.
District Supt. Rev. W. $. Smithers of
Montpelier will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening, at o'clock.
Mrs. Lewis Crafts and Helen Deeland,
who have been guests Of Mrs. H. &.
Parker, returned to Lyndonville Satur-
day.
Miss Jeanette Ruscup. who has been
ne 4 Il,
the summer, went Tuesday to Mortified,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Booth and little /
son of Leaminster Mass, came SATURDAY. |
to Charles Booths for a stay OF several |
weeks,
There was large attendance at the
dance on the evening OF Labor Day |
Wales orchestra of Brattleboro furnished
music.
+. f. Robertson participated in the
old mems race at Brattlsboro at the
Wheel club field day, Monday, coming in
second
DR.. and Mrs. f. B. Pierce of Lake
Placid, y. Y, came Tuesday and are
guests of DR.. Pierce's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. +. l.. Pierce.
Mrs. Florence Blood of Brattleboro and
Mrs John Waite of Dummerston were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Blood Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Il. Waite moved into
Mrs. H. c. Parkers tenement. this week,
which was recently occupied by the fam
ly of j. II. Wheeler.
Mrs. Mary Ward, who has been staying
1t Mrs. Flora p. Coles for two months,
vent Tuesday to Westmoreland for a few
lays before returning to Boston,
A game of baseball was played Monday
lfternoon, between the West Dummers
ons and Putneys, the game being won
~ the Putneys, with score of to 4.
Mrs. OConnor, who has been staying
With her son, Timothy O'Connor. for two
ears, returned to Bellows Falls Sunday.
he was accompanied by her son, Tim
thy OConnor and granddaughter, Minnie y
)'Connor.
The annual meeting of the Windham
ounty conference of Conversational S
regational church at Putney, was a very
uccessful and interesting meeting. A a
lrge number of delegates were present. I
Mrs. G. NJ. Lamson of Boston, speaker
foreign mission work at the county n
Ir. and Mrs. 4. G.. Blood during her
ay in town; also Mrs. A. E. Park of OIL
ownshend. ii
John II. Hubbard, the famous Amherst
5hlete, who was married Saturday to W
[iss Jessie E. Bartlett at West Pelham, SC
ass, was born in Putney and spent his O
rly life here. During his college course
/, became famous as a track athlete and NJ
otball player and was picked as a half @
lck on the All-American eleven in 1905. ve
rs. Hubbard is daughter of E. p. Bart
IT, manager of the Montague City rod -
Glory. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will live a.;
Amherst where the former has a posi- W "
IN connected with the college. "'
A quiet wedding took place Monday at -,
e home of Prof. and Mrs Ellsworth a. n,
,odrich in Burlington when their niece, g,
ISIS Fanny Seymour Goodrich of Ros- ~
ii, Mass, was married to Rev. Herbert
Buffum of this place. The ceremony ha
IS performed by Rev. j. Ellsworth Re
odrich ex-professor of Greek and Latin pa
the Vermont university, assisted by ,
v. W. A. Donison, superintendent of 8
ssions in Vermont. Miss Goodrich is on on
o the niece of Rev. Chauncey Goodrich, wa wa
IN of the Union Theological seminary, M
kin, China, and has for several years IL u
m teacher in the Amherst, Mass, an
trict. Rev. Mr.. Buffum is pastor of