The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22

his car aud dressed her wound. NO
stitches wefc taken and the wound Is
doing well. Mrs. Walker was somewhat
bruised and shaken by her fall and =
recovering as rapidly as can be- expected
Mrs. ]. W. 0regg Thrown Out Of Car
riage and Hurt.
Mrs. J. W, Gregg was thrown from her
carriage ON the bridge near the Dr
Lynch hospital SATURDAY afternoon and
was badly bruised about her face and
head by the fall. The accident occurred
about $50 o'clock. Mrs. Gregg had driven
from her home To meet her husband at
the $50 car and rs she approached the
avenue from Bonnyyale road her horse
appeared nervous at seeing the large red
touring car owned by Mrs. William Legs,
which stood IN front OF the hospital, so
she stopped him and waited until Mrs.
Legs and her party drove away. Then
she started TO drive 10 j. l.. Stockwells
store and as she reached the bridge she
saw Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow coming
down South street in their car. MIR.
Bigelow was not driving his car at high
rate of speed and when he brst noticed
Mrs. Gregg's team the horse was back.
ing and Mrs Gregg seemed to be in a
semiconscious condition and had no con.
troll of her horse. The animal turned
around and the carriage was cramped in
such a manner that Mrs. Gregg was
thrown out and her face badly bruised
Mr.. Bigelow stopped his car several rods
from the place OF the accident and he
with bystanders assisted in carrying Mrs.
Gregg into the hospital where she was
cared for during the night. Early Sunday
morning Mr. Bigelow sent carriage TO
take her TO her home. Dr. Gregg reach.
ed there almost as soon as the accident
occurred and everything possible was
done for Mrs. Gregg's comfort. She is
delicate woman and 1t is probable she
tainted from the effects OF nervousness at
the uneasiness of her horse when he came
in sight OF the automobiles. The horse
ran as far as the blacksmith shop. No
damage was done TO the team. Mrs. Gregg
is able to be about as usual
Mrs. w. A. Harris has been housed by
illness this week.
l.. r. Mixer is making extensive re.
pairs on his residence.
Mrs. Flora Adams of Dummerston
visited in town Friday.
Mrs. Robert Graham goes to Boston
today for a weeks visit.
c. r. Prentiss expects to finish work
for II. X. Hamilton this week.
M. A. Bailey is spending part of the
week in Chesterfield, N. ii.
w. w. Bailey returned yesterday from
a short stay in Springfield, Mass.
L. +. Blodgett went to Greenfield Sun.
day afternoon for an indefinite stay.
Rev. H. L. Buffum of Putney was
guest at Mrs. c. X. Evans's Tuesday.
Mrs. George Hubbard of Vernon was
a guest of Mrs j. S. Morse Tuesday.
The pastors at West Brattleboro will |
exchange pulpits next Sunday morning.
Homer Thomas has been confined to
the house by illness for several days.
Lewis Pratt of Binghamton, N. Y,
came Saturday for visit with relatives
Miss Abbie Dunklee returned Monday !
from her recent visit in Springfield, Mass. |
+. ID. Gwyer caught over 20 pounds of |
pout Wednesday evening in Sunset lake.
Mrs. M. L. Chamberhn and Mrs. w.
ii. Hescock visited in Putney Wednes,
day.
The young women's cooking class will
meet with Mrs. w. i. Minis this after,
noon.
Miss Augusta Fox returned Monday
from a three weeks visit in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. H. L. Redfeld of Claremont, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. A.
Gould.
Henry Merrifeld and son, Cyrus, are
building a new barn on their West Gull
ford farm.
A party Of young people enjoyed bas
ket lunch in Clark's woods Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. L. F. Taylor returned Monday
from 10 days visit in Springfield and
Greenfield, Mass.
The Junior Seminars will meet at Acad-
envy hall Wednesday at 3 o'clock to ar
range for a social.
Mrs. Z. I'll. Richardson of Williams
vile has been a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
b. 5. Miller, this week.
Miss Eliza Hill of Keene, n H., has
been guest of her cousin, Mrs. Puzzle
B. Stockwell this week.
Rev. A. NJ. Watts will give an address
Sunday evening at o'clock. Subject, Re-
cent Victories for Temperance.
Miss Gladys Hall returned Monday to
her home in South Londonderry, having
been a guest of the Misses Miner.
Mrs. Edward Martin and daughter, Mrs.
3. A. Knight and Mrs. A. F. Saunders,
visited relatives in Hinsdale Wednesday.
William j. Tyler of Boston spent Sun
lay in town with his mother, Mrs. Mar
ina Tyler and sister, Mrs j. L. Stock
well.
M. c. Dalrymple had charge of w. B.
Houghton's farm during W. w. Bailey's
absence in Springfield the first of the :
week. T
Miss Marcia and Miss Annette Wright h
# Trenton, N. j.. came Tuesday to the 4
iwyer cottage where they will spend the {
summer. @
G. Z. Cisbee and family and Charles o
little of Boston have been spending the
week with Mr. Clisbee's sister, Mrs. Alice Fl
c
F. P. Wall came from Greenfield and Il
pent Sunday at his home. Mrs Wall is a
pending the week with her cousin, Mrs. L
". H. Winslow.
Miss Irene Fisher, Miss Leona Bent r.
md Miss Vera Naismith of Mortified y
eminary were over Sunday guests at the o.
3etterley homestead. :;
The sewing club of ten of Brattleboro O.
las invited the Needlecraft to meet with n
hem next Tuesday afternoon from to 5 b.
'clock on the common. II
Mrs. George B. Liscom of Bonnyvale o.
Road has particularly handsome canary
which is II years old and sings as clearly
S when young bird. :,
Miss Edith Stowe goes Tuesday to spend 81
week with her aunts, Mrs. Arthur o.
'ufts of Maiden, Mass, and Mrs. John s,
trout of Medford, Mass. al
Roy Barney, who has been i'll for sew hi