The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

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Mrs. kiRA Cobb,
SaiiA YnAs q nraiilrloTS Is working
, Ia The steam nall,
. Aliss Martha Austin Is visiting bet
: bnoiheF thaIles Austin,
I starr Cooper II nsseF recently visited
bis unris. Windsor whInsy.
( Airs- Surprise u Boston visited her sls'
tee, MP, A, l. Hand. this week.
Aliss rivnth 81 Canaan, n, H., Is Vls'
ilins Mr and Mrs, iloFaee iiseiaS,
q, y, krilesg II Hartford. Conn, u
visiting hls SISTER, Mis, ", II. Milss,
Arthur IlVsmaoFe Of Aihol. Mass. y
visiting bic aunt, Mrs, flgin Persons,
PFi Cutler has bought Mr., car-rr.s
plaev and the farm owned by fg~i WA
Land.
Miss Ida Parker Of Filehburs. Mass,
eame Monday tot a weeks stay at A, \,
Masun's,
GOV. Fletcher u. Proctor spent an hour
with has cousin. Mlss Harriet Fletcher
Tuesday.
MIR aud Mrs. William Sparks have
Ielumrl from their visit IN MestmoFc'
land, \, II,
Mrs. Fred Randall i enjoying a Wei,
inom her father, Oscar Nllkinson 81
South liadlry, Mass,
j. q. follc,, il building the Abu,ment
"a a bridge on the road leading iron last
Jamaica TO Wardsboro.
A. A. blood aud HE sos Rns~cl are at
work in Nest IoWnshrnd completing
Charles SiTaiiou's new barn.
James Woodland aud his daughter. Mr..
| Robinson, 81 Cambridge. y, \, recently
visited az Clarence Woodlands.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Stevens are visit
| Ing in Maine During their absence Mr.,
aud Mir. John Allbee are caring for the
place.
A son Of Leslie Fuller rode "a miles
Tuesday on his bicycle. from his home IN
Massachusetts, TO visit his uncle, Ephraim
Fuller.
Mrs. 4. y. Stone and son. Luther, have
returned from two weeks visit IN Fitch
burg. Gardner aud other Massachusetts
cities,
Mr.. and Mr. Herbert Franklin and
family drove 10 Bellows Falls, Sunday, re
naming until Tuesday with MIR. Frank
Inns brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. IIaskins and son.
and Mr.. Sarah Howard OF Holyoke,
Mass, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. David Howard and son |
and Mn. Brook and her daughter, Miss
Bertha, returned 20 their home IN Orange, |
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Marvin OF Gageyille, Mrs. |
Tcllman and Mrs. Fletcher OF Nelson, y. /
H.. wec the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Hor'
ace Gale this week.
Fayette Cook entertained this week his
brother in.law. Capt. Stone Of Pawtucket,
Il. l., who was a member Of the Vermont /
cavalry during the war.
Many Of the houses in the village and
T.. A. Allbee's stage were tastefully dee
grated with bunting Tuesday, IN honor
OF the veterans reunion.
Mrs. George Hebb and her three chill
dren went Monday 10 Burlington, being
unable TO start last week, on account OF
the illness OF Miss Ruth.
Miss Eunice Booth who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Miss
Lucy Booth, at the cottage returned on
Tuesday to her home in Elmhurt, J.. T.
The men in the brushhandle depart.
ment OF the steam mill worked until
nearly midnight Monday that they might
attend the reunion OF veterans Tuesday
A Boston paper has an account Of a
recent fire in Lowry, South Dakota, IN
which the bank with which George II.
Baker is connected was burned TO the
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ Haskill Of Whining
ton attended the veterans reunion. MT.
Haskill was terminate of Fayette Cooks
during the war and his wife is sister
of Mrs. Frank Blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gage and their
Miss Roxana, came last week
to attend the funeral of Edwin Harris.
nd n |
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Miss Carrie Mason, who has been spend !
ing part of her vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Martin in Albany, n. y, came q
Tuesday, and will remain during the rest ]
Df the vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Mason.
The home missionary society of the
Church met with Mrs. +.
i. Osgood, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Plumb and Mrs. Park gave very inter
,sting review of The Challenge Of the
Jity, by Josiah Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Chittenden of d
Buffalo, n. y, were in town last week
n the interest OF the Fletcher genealogy 4
he first edition of which, printed long
lgo. is to be revised and a more correct V
me made. They went to West Towns.
lend and visited the home that was built !,
md occupied by Gen. Samuel Fletcher,
me of the early settlers of this town. !,
len. Fletcher was the great-grandfather .
# Mrs. Chittenden, while Mr.. Chittenden
5 a descendant of Gov. Chittenden, Yer il
nont's first governor. This was their
irst visit to Vermont and they were d
,reatly pleased with our village and
poke in high praise of the Inn where -
hey stopped during their stay here. d
The families in District No. had a
eghborhood picnic in grove on the q
'ollett farm. Miss Betty Whitney gave
he invitations and nearly so responded. h
he first feature of the day was the din
er furnished by the best cooks in the 81
istrict, during which II. Q. Yale ate the
lost BURBERRY pie and Florence Follett :,
he most roast corn. After dinner George "
,outele introduced many feats of skill
nd proved himself the strongest man by tc
'iting the greatest weight Mrs. Her
ert Franklin won at copenhagen, Miss NJ
adie Whitney at croquet, Frank Gale
,as the best beau and Mrs. w. G. Aus vi
ms baseball stunt left lasting impress M
ion. Everyone had a good time and ca
nose men "who had so much work to do
nat they could only stay to dinner" re- l.,
lained until the sun was low in the west II,
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe, easy, W
leasant, sure, little liver pills. Sold by All u u