The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10

; MS. His nephews, Arland and Fremon
Harris, went with him for an extended
, visit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Langille of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurwrey o.
Torrington, Conn, are guests at W. A
l.angille's.
from Worcester, Mass, to spend the sum
mer with her son, George NJ. Fisher, in
Dummerston.
have rented G.. NJ. Holbrook's cottage on
Ames hill and came Monday to spend
the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Harris of Jackson.
vile, Fla, called on old acquaintance
here yesterday. They are spending the
summer in Townshend
The body OF Edwin Earle of Chicago
was brought here yesterday for burial in
| the West Brattleboro cemetery. He died
Monday at his home there.
Mrs Emma Niles went Monday TO her
home in Concord, n. H., being called
| here to attend the funeral OF her broth
er, c. Herbert Clisbee, Friday.
w. II. Ryan, Miss Helen Martin and
Miss Gertrude Stockwell came Sunday
from keene, n. H., by automobile for
short visit with Miss Stockwells parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Stoekwell.
Theodore Parker and family of Spring
field, Mass. have this week been guests
Of Mr.. Parker's father Nelson Parker.
Mr., Parker has returned to his home and
his family will stay for an indefinite
time
Miss Clara Davenport will entertain
about % friends this evening at her
home in honor of Miss Helen Thurber.
who goes next week to Hartford Conn,
to train for a nurse at the Hartford Re
treat.
The benevolent society of the Baptist
church will conduct a sale of food and
lce,cream. tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon
and evening at the vestry. The proceeds
will he devoted to improvements in the
church
Rev. II. V. Baker of Pendleton Hill.
Conn. has been in town this week pack !
ing his household goods, which have been |
stored in the house on Bonnyvale road
which he recently sold to Mrs. G.. H.
Barrett
Mrs. James Pegg and three children,
Margaret, Robert and Myrtle, of Mar
maroneck, \. Y, came Monday to the
Glenwood farm to spend the summer
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Stockwell.
F. p. E. Stowe walked nearly to the
top of Ames hill Sunday. He enioved
the tramp hugely and is enthusiastic
oyer 1' the bracing ~ air. Mr. Stowe is
thinking of organizing an Edward Paw.
son Weston club in town.
Mrs. Arthur Wiley of Grand View
arm, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Frank Wilson, and two children of Spen.
;ser, Mass. this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
JJleghorn of Greenfield are boarding at
Grand View farm.
Rev. II. 7. Hafer. the state evangelist,
3aptist church. During July and An. !
Just. the Christian Endeavor society
meetings will be held in connection with ,
ne I o'clock service instead of six :
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Stockwell of )
Mount Vernon. N. Y, are expected to. !
morrow for a few days visit With Mrs
:. d: E. Stowe. They will 90 later to J
he home of Mr.. Stockwell's parents. :
DR.. and Mrs: d. M. Stockwell, on Dunn,
lerston hill for an extended stay. \
Z. ID. Pettee of Boston and Miss Mar. :
arctic, Hill of East Bridgewater. Mass. :
anne Saturday morning to the home of /
l AS Hills father, A. F. Hill. Miss Hill = =
- SPenu IHe summer there. Mr. and
lrs, Pettee went to Sunset lake Wed.
,osey. Nv iA"'hp !,
The picnic held Saturday at the home I
Mr.; and Mrs. R. M. Williams was at. I
'nded by about 100 people. Dinner was g
,r n In the orchard near the house and I
al games; races and athletic sports were D
lJoyed.. There was display of fire.. v
orks in the evening which were in
large of II. M. Williams. n
A hremen's meeting will be held at D,
ardner, Mass, Saturday. july Is II Is Sc
sired that any member of Western En-. r.
ne company, No. l, interested and will. 81
g TO volunteer services will hand his b,
lme to E. A. Knight or George Akin. at
n at the earliest date possible az tba az
cal company is thinking of entering. ~ a
The Fourth was an UNUSUALLY ou;st nj
le IN the village. A special feature 81
e day was the parade of horribles AZ q
m. when about 20 young people whose stt
es range from 5 to Is wears annea rsJ to-
costume with various musical ins d,u ne