The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07

arr visiting IN Orange, Mass,
james Pess returned Sunday 10 hi
homo ia Mamaroneck. n. y,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Goddard of Hall
fax spent Sunday at J. II, IL Rays
Miss Emma Mixer goes 10 NoTthheld
Mass, lod day for a weeks outing,
Miss Hattie CLARK went 10 Nofthield
Mass, yesterday for a Few days stay,
Miss Sadie IIelyar went 10 Spoian
Lake "Wednesday 10 spend the month.
n. u. nlodeett and Miss ,Iosephin,
Phelps visited in Wilmington Monday,
llalen Stoekwell Is visiting his uncle
Leslie Tyler, In South Vernon this week
Mn. Mary Sawyer 81 keene. y, II.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. u. j. Knight,
Mir, Agnes iladlock aud two children
have been spending the week ia Mari
horo,
Ernest Morse Of wlliamsyille was a
! guest Of Harlan Jilson the first Of the
4 week.
Mics Jean Blodscit Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George G. Upton, In Gard
ner. Mass.
Fred c. Stciman Of Springfield. Mass.
j. spending a few days ia town with
relatives,
George Allen and family have been
spending a part of the week in Guliord
with relatives.
Mrs. Emily Perry Of Greenfield. Mass,
j. spending the week at the home Of her
son, d. I. Perry.
i. l.. Barney aud family returned Sun.
day from Spoiford Lake, where they
spent few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Mcnard went 10
Wilmington Wednesday 10 spend few
days with relatives.
Mrs. Charles IIigley Is improving from
her recent Illness and has this week
been able TO ride ont.
Mrs. II. u. Miller has been housed by
illness this week and is being cared for
by Mrs. +. 2. Miller.
Louie Jillson and party Of Lcydcn,
Mass, come Saturday to spend week
at H. $. Miller's cottage,
John Adkins returned Saturday 10
Middletown. y. v, having spent his va
cation at ID. w. Ilarris's.
Mrs. Isanc Rohb returned Thursday
from Windsor. where she has been Wis.
i,ing her son, u. VI. Robb.
Mrs. c. NJ. Ware and daughter Hattie
Of Peekskill, y. y, called on acquaint'
anccs the fst OF the week.
DIR. William 4. Chamberlin Of Waseca,
MINI. is expected Monday TO spend a
week in town with relatives.
Rev. George +. Prentiss of Schcnec.
tady. y. V, has been spending the week
with his brother, c. II. Prentiss.
Thomas Callahan and family OF New
York are expected tomorrow - spend a
few weeks at Austin Jillsons farm.
Madam Mary W. Wood OF Newton
vile. Mass came SATURDAY TO spend a
few weeks with Mr.. c. II. Evans.
The subject chosen hy Rev. l.. NJ. Ken.
o=ton for his sermon next Sunday. morn.
ing is Heart Trust and its Reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. johnson returned |
Tuesday from Mortified. Mass. where |
they visited their son, c. l.. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Squires, Mr.. and !
Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey and DIR. +. W. Gage |
went to New London. Conn. Saturday.
W. II. IIoughton suffered a paralytic
shock Sunday at his home in Halifax,
His condition is serious at this writing.
Mrs Hayes Bigelow went to DIR. +. Il.
Lynch's hospital Wednesday, where she
will remain several days for treatment.
The concrete bridge is nearing compile
ton and the electric cars began to run
over it Wednesday afternoon about
o'clock.
Miss Jennie and Emily Knowles. who
were recent guests at Greenleat Lodge,
returned Saturday to their home in
Guilford, Conn.
Mrs. Agnes Hadlock and children ex.
pect TO return tomorrow TO their home
in Peru, Mass, after spending several
weeks in town.
Miss Helen Prentiss, Miss Ethel Smith
E,t.la 20,
Mortified. Mass, to spend six weeks at
Hillside cottage.
Charles Smith of Bernardston, Mass,
has this week begun work on the cellar
for new house near the terminal of
Western avenue.
Miss Florence Harris of Lakeport, n.
H.. came Friday to spend two weeks
with her father, W. II. Harris, at the
Harris homestead.
Mrs. Della Hotchliss of New Haven,
Conn. has been recent guest of j. n.
md Samuel Betterley. She returned to '
ler home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain Of
chesterfield n H., have, been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick Underwood at
sunset lake this week. =.
A party of % young people enjoyed a !
allyho ride to Spofford lake Wednes !
lay They rented the log cabin for the
lay and had their dinner there. !
Mrs. S. w. Estey went Tuesday to i
Greenfield to visit Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh.
'he will also visit in Westfeld and Bos- s
on before her return home Sept. !.
Mrs. Helen Ashwell and Miss Mabel L
King went to Westminster Monday to y
ttend the wedding of Miss Myra Ash /
veil and John Abbott, which took place /
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Knight re- A
urn to-day to their home in Providence, S
/. l., after spending two weeks at the \
ONE of Mrs. Knights parents, Mr.. and h
lrs. j. s. Wood. l
Miss Florence Dickinson has resumed a
er work in j. L. Stockwell's after a two
'eeks' VACATION which she spent at her r,
ONE in Williamsvile. She will board Ii
18th Mrs. Helen Miller. G
Recent arrivals at Grand View Farm n
re Miss Grace Kent of Springfield, s.
lass, Miss Minnie, Rawson and Miss /
hamilton of Brattleboro and Mrs. Carl lc
Wiley of Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. l.. j. Stockwel and daughter re g
lrned yesterday to their home in Will L
eeks at the home of Mrs. Stoclwells lo
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. n Betterley. q
The leap-year dance given Tuesday eve G,
ing at the rink by about 20 young
omen of this village proved a social .,
lccess. Leitsinger & Dugan furnished r.
usic and light refreshments were Il
rived. n
New arrivals at Sunset Lake this week al
'e Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wilcox of Green W
I'D, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund b,
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