The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

Mr., Gilbert smith WIN were among The
plnminrnt families Of town, Mr., Wheeler
vas formerly 81 the company. 81 Iushhan
4 Wheeler, CONTRACTOR AMI hniidets, ana
j. now ia the employ Of Holden Martin.
tut .oi town guests present Al the wedding
were Rev. and Mr,, &, II. smith Of ftii.'
ford VI, aud their son Howard v,
smith 81 Dartmouth college, Chester q.
Mariner IL Arlington, y, ", Miss Fran
oes kcrtels Of liOoklyn, Mr., and Mr.
Arthur Holman oi llolyokc, Mass, Mn.
ID. ;. n. Alarlier, Mp. ". G. kllin, and
Mis- Man EsscN Of Providence, II, H. Mr.,
and Mir. Arthur lAughion and daughter
IN Dummst.tan. Mr.. aud Mr.. Walter
Wheeler of Milliamsyilc. Miss T.. May
Chamberlin OF Northhcld, Mass aud
t.eorgc 4. Wheeler OF Worcester, Mass.
Adm Jillson finished work for j. y.
Bettcrly May !.
II. y. IIcseocl, is to work Tor ;. $. Sar.
gent this season.
Mis-, Ruby Hudson spent Sunday al her
home in Guiltoui.
Mrs. {. II. Copeland has been visiting
in Ncwiane this week.
The Nccdlecait met Tuesday afternoon
with the Misses Clark.
The girls cooking class met with Miss
Malva Taylor "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clara White Of Greenfield visited
her aunt, Miss Elizabeth White, Sunday
Miss Frances Cutler moved saturday.
from l.. T.. Bonds house to Guiliom
street.
Miss Gladys Hall of Londonderry came
Yesterday for visit with the Misses
Miner.
Mrs. j. ;. Morse went yesterday 70
Newiane to spend few days at L. NJ.
Albee's.
Mrs. II. d. Miller has been spending the
week in Wardsboro with MIR. and Mrs.
Earl Simpson.
Mrs. l.. +. Taylor went to Springfield,
Mass, this monisg to spend a lew days
with Mr.. Taylor.
Miss Edith Cutting and cousin, Mrs. J..
| $. Edwards. have been visiting relatives IN
Vernon this week.
Mrs. j. G.. Peck of Greenfield visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. Squres
the last OF last week.
The women of the Baptist church held
missionary meeting with Mrs. \. NJ.
Watts Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Estabrook OF Vernon came Satur-
| day to spend several weeks in town with
| her sister. Mrs. Susan Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Haywood go TO
| Bellows Falls this afternoon to attend the
Shriners' ball given there this evening.
Mrs. Emma Niles of Concord, n. H.,
came Friday to spend a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Alice Richmond, who is
Jill.
c.. G. Warmer returned yesterday to
his home in Arlington, y. j., after spend
ing a week in town with his mother, Mrs
Ann Warmer.
Mrs. A. f. Saunders and children of
Westfeld, Mass, came Saturday to visit
! Mrs Saunders's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Martin.
Fred Newcomb and family of Fitchburg,
Mass. have taken house on Ames hill
owned by L. L. Hildreth and will spend
the summer there.
Miss Della 4. Miller has returned from
her recent visit in Boston with her
cousin, Charles i. McCune and with Miss
Mary Fitch in South birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Pitman re-
turned Monday to Troy n. y, having
been called here by the death OF Mrs
Pitman's aunt, Mrs. Julia Plummer.
Mrs. f. 2. Wall went Saturday to
Greenfield to spend few days with Mr.
Wall. She will also visit relatives IN
Bernardston before her return home.
Thomas j. Miller went Saturday to Lon
uonderry where he purchased 26 head OF
cattle which he drove to his farm III VIII
mington returning Monday to his home,
Mrs. Harriet Stone, who has been spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. G. r.. Evans,
left town this morning for Brooklyn to
visit her granddaughter, Miss Maude
Stone.
Leslie Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs Eli
Lee, underwent an operation Tuesday Tor
appendicitis at DR.. E. r. Lynch,s hos
pital. He is reported as very comfortable
at this writing.
The last meeting of the mission study
class was held Tuesday evening at the
Baptist parsonage with an unusually large
attendance. After the meeting Mr. Watts
took hash-light picture of the members.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Sparks and
daughter went Wednesday to Mrs.
Sparks's former home at Hammonton, n.
j. Mr.. Sparks will spend a month there
and Mrs. Sparks and child will spend a
longer time with relatives.
The ninth grade of Brattleboro acad-
envy enjoyed a May day party on Melrose
| i
er. G. +. Thurber. A fire was built and
a basket luncheon served at 5 o'clock
which was pleasing feature OF the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. S. Patton of Hart
ford. Conn, came Wednesday to open
their summer home on Ames hill. They
expect to spend about two weeks here
and return to Hartford for short time
before opening their house for the sea-
son.
Robert c. Clark, superintendent of the
Congregational Sunday school has been
elected delegate to attend the annual
meeting of the National Home Missionary
society which is to be held at Pittsfeld:
Mass, next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. B. S. Miller and daughter Maude
went Wednesday to Williamsville to at
tend Aunt Jerushas Quilting Party which
was presented there under the auspices of
the o. E. S. Miss Miller rendered several
vocal and violin selections which were a
pleasing feature of the program.
First Congregational church, Rev: l..
NJ. Keneston, pastor. Sunday services:
1890. morning worship with sermon by
the pastor, subject, Now. Il o'clock,