The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
party on the church Lawn Wednesday eve

party eh, the church Lawn Wednesday eve
ming July =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sllghisr Gsmon II New
York eeme Monday and are guests al
kandTlek's hotel.
Mrs. Jennie Patch vent THURSDAY Ia
nneniicli 10 Welt her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie T., Sheldon,
Miss Florence Dcry 81 Hartford, Conn,
e a guest oi her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
j, II, D"ny this week
Ms, !, D., Russell and daughter Marion
Of NilllamsioNn, Mass, came Monday 10
their summer home here,
Mrs, Myrtle KNIGHT and Mr. Nichols
II Iifaitlchoru NctV guests at Nj. aud
Mr.. Justin Wheeler Tuesday,
Mi's Marion Russell went % Boston to
meet her sister Frances Russell who has
l'ern spending the winter IN Maine.
Miss fcrham has returned a. Cam.
bridgeport, She will h. at Mn. Robbins
again ia time for the Christmas trade.
Mp, Q, ". Adams rcturned from visit
with her parents, Mr. aud Nrs. John
Hayward At Walpolc \. H., Saturday.
Mn. Win Z, Taft and little grandson,
Stanley T.. Brown, Of Corona, \. y,
came la, week 10 visit Mrs, II. l.. Taft,
Gcorec Corer 81 llolyoke. Mass. j.
guest Of his sister, Mir. g. H. Thwing this
Meck. Mn. Corrcr aud daughter came
"Wednesday,
Mr.. NJ II, pcmbcr. Miss Frccda Penn,
her aud Mrs Scott Look spent Friday nj
Ncstmowland. y. H., guests Of Mr.. and
Mr. W. T.. Pierce.
Mr. John H. Adams 81 New Brighton,
Staten Island. who has been the guest Of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs j. Il, Derry, re-
turned 10 her home Tuesday.
Mr. T.. ". Aiken had a number Of sheep
killed and injured Monday night by dogs,
Mr. Aiken thinks that the damage 10 his
ilock viii amount 10 about Sl00,
Leon W. lloughton, OF fitchburgh,
Mass. was guest Of his sisters, Mrs. l..
;. Harms and Miss Lizzie :. Houghton.
from Tuesday until Thursday.
Mrs. Nour-c, Mrs. Prouty, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs Blood Of Bellows Falls were enter. |
tanned by Mrs. Flora T. Cole last Thurs. |
day. They were members OF the party |
who with Mr.. Cole took trip 20 Wash |
ngton two years ago.
Mrs. Lucy 4. Gassett returned last |
week from Springfield, VT, where she has |
been spending several weeks with her sis |
Ter, Mrs. Nancy Bsbce, and assisting in |
he care OF her sister. Mrs. Lydia NJ. |
Lewis, in her last illness.
The school in district No 8, Miss Eliza.
beth Brady, teacher closed Friday. This
school had only nine pupils, but they have
been very faithful ia attendance The
following are those having no absent
marks; Bessie Blood, Edith Page, Nina
Wood % years old Roger Aiken, Harold
Pratt Nelson Pratt, Herbert Blood; alb.
ent two days. each because OF sickness,
Mary Wood, George Wood.
The following officers OF the Congrega-
ional Junior society were elected Sunday: I
President, Nina Martin; vice president,
Margaret Aver; secretary, Helen Stacey:
treasurer, Harold Stacey. Prayer meet
ng committee, chairman. Margaret Aver, I,
lelen Stacey, Mrs. Harris; lookout com
nittee, Hazel Miller, chairman, Florence
Martin, Dorothy Aver, Arthur Shumway;
ocial committee, chairman, Nina Martin,
Iazel Miller, Miss Morey.
Mrs. Minnie Cobb Stickels. AZ, wife o.
Walter f. Stickels, died at her home in
'ittstield, Mass, Wednesday, June "a,
fter an illness of several months with a
duplication OF diseases. The funeral was
ED at Pittsfeld Rev. G., o. Arnold of
lew Lennox. officiating. The body was
rought to Putney for burial in Mount
'leasant cemetery. Mrs. Stickles was the
dest daughter OF Hollis Cobb Of East Put
ey. She leaves a husband, father and
ster, Mrs. Cora Bascom, and a brother
Iollis Cobb, of Pittsfield Mass.