The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-19

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llEvshrns muster
Mrs, Ilanssl Stone Is In tewn ioE the
summer and al pIssent boarding sish
AlFs, Ailes Mead,
IIeurY Hammer II fiilsiield. Mass, ansl
nirte. liese Vaifk, we're Feeehi guests ~
| Mas. John MAnns'
q. "A. n. l.Ansille, Who ls working IA
| NoSahlirld, Mass, MAS ~ hono esef sen'
dAg aiih his family,
Miss Fiomnoe Howe, Who has been With
/ Mrs, Iany the past winter y At bee
home on lbeP,f siPvi,
Lizzie and Carrie lleelh Neni % Mots
rr,irF. Mas... Thursday 10 Nisit ibeii sis.
lirf. Mfs. james iisfns
Mis- s.,l.hia naaiiiile has gohe 10 her
hemr IA llnghamian, y. y. alter 4 sboif
,i.ii With trlalAvs IA town.
A hrp started "a the kitchen II The
/ hotel SUNDAY bat sas eNiingaishcd 10
iagr any damage Was dome,
Mir, aud Mr., Jack Colo u ssansey,
IN M. were frtuni visitors II John Ia
lrish's aud John llcaurhalne
q. ;. Hove lcit SATURDAY morning for
/ 4 weeks stay IN Chicago 20 attend Tue
republican national convention.
SEVERAL II the young people from here
attended the reception 81 the Winchester
| high school last Friday evening,
Rev. j. 4. Hooper Of Winchester viii
riVe the memorial address Ia the Odd
| Fellows hall Sunday afternoon,
Mr., aud Mrs. Mahlon Knapp are 20 be
gin keeping house IN the upstairs tenement
ui the Horton hotrc neat week,
Mis-. Lillian Myers Is at home for the
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where she Ia. been teaching school.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph lligginson, who
have been IN Wilton, \. H., the past WIN
ter, are visiting at Henry H'sginson :.
MIR. Sarah Kinds i visiting IN North
field. VI, and attending the commence,
ment exercises Of the Norwich Military
academy.
Mis-. Ruth Hall went TO Greenfield this
H.s - a a.
course for nurses in the Franklin County
hospital.
Robert MeCaughen of lIolyoke. Mass,
was in town recently. lie expects TO Join
his father and brothers in California IN
short time.
Miss Bertha Howe, the second assist
ant IN the high chool, viii not return for
another year as she has accepted 20.
siiion elsewhere.
Ralph Metcalf has moved his house.
hold effects from the house recently
bought by e.. :. Smith TO his new house
in Upper Canada.
Raymond Marsh OF Westport and a
chum from Hanover came down the Con.
necticut river in canoe from Hanover
to llinsdale this week.
A restaurant and home bakery was
opened Monday morning in the Fisk block
in rear of the postoifice under the man.
agement OF Herbert Miner
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carey and little
son OF New York city came Friday TO
spend the summer with Mrs. Carey's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 5. Howe.
The Ladies society of the Universalist
church is to have strawberry supper and
lawn party on the church grounds next
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Miss Ella Streeter, one of the June
graduates of the New Hampshire state
normal school, came Friday to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. John
Streeter.
The ferry boat across the Connecticut
river between Vernon and llinsdale be-
gan running this week J.. L. Stockwcll
of Vernon will be on duty from a. m.
until 6,p. m.
Leslie Robert, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Parks, and Sybil Dora, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stearns,
were baptized at the Universalist church
last Sunday.
The Masons and members of the East
ern Star are invited to attend the Univer
salist church Sunday when the pastor,
Rev. James r. Weakley, will preach on
Dignity of Service.
The play entitled The Obstinate Family,
which the Young Peoples Christian I'm
ion of the universalist church was to
have given Thursday evening, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Miss Ruth Race and Miss Bertha
Howes the first and second assistant in
the high school, left Saturday for their
respective homes in New Haven, Conn,
and Claremont, n. II.
Charles Owen and daughter, Miss Myra
Owen, and Miss Eta Mckeen went Mon
day to visit at the Soldiers Home in Til
ton. Miss Margaret Dale will keep house
for Miss McKeen while she is away.
Mrs. Clark and daughter, Miss Sadie
Dodge, went Saturday to visit in Will
liston, VT, and attend the commencement
exercises of the University of Vermont
in Burlington. From there they go to
Nebraska.
Misses Elizabeth and Nora Purcell went
to Boston Saturday where they will visit
Daniel Purcell and their aunt, Miss Belle
Harmon, over Sunday and from there they
go to York Beach to do table work at
Young's hotel for the summer.
The firemen's muster and field day be-
gins at | o'clock this afternoon with
parade through the principal streets in
town. Racing by. the home teams and
teams from adjoining towns to follow.
Particulars will be given later.
Carpenters began work this week on
the Halle house recently purchased by +.
Fl. Fuller. Portions Of the house are be-
ing torn down and remodeled into store
with plate glass window. Mr.. Fuller will
occupy the store as soon as it is COM
pleted.
Mrs Edward Bergeron has been enter
tanning her two sisters, Mrs. Ernest La
than and son of Boston and Mrs. A. A..
Pratte of Keene, N. H., and Miss Marion
Pratte Of Louisville, Canada, who has