The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-21

Mrs. Moulthrop and friend are guest
OF Miss Lizzie Purple.
Mrs. William Holton of Athol is CUES
OF Arnold Hoton's.
Mrs. Ida Moody Kidder and daughter o.
Orange are guests Of Charles james.
Mrs. Warren Minis and son Edward are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. a. w. Proctor
Miss Bernice Cummings has been fol
some weeks with her grandmother IN
Putney.
LAWYER Weeks OF Marlboro and his
family are camping on the bluff near L.
| w. Doane's.
Mrs. Lyman Rust of Chicopee Falls is
at Mrs. n. +. Alexanders, guest OF Miss
Minnie Warden.
Mr. and Mrs. Jillson of Gardner came
| Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ball.
The grange will work the third and
fourth degrees next Tuesday evening upon
the entering class.
Alton Elmer and family were oyer.Sun,
day visitors with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Elmer,
Several from town were planning to at
tend the Old Home day celebration IN
Warwick, yesterday.
Mrs. Stocker and daughter of Boston
are at Perhams Inn and are visiting MI
and Mrs Alvin George.
Miss Gertrude Calender will teach on
Fast Hill Leyden, the coming term, be-
ginning next Monday, Aug. "a.
Byron Gillett of the United States army
has been transferred 81, from r. pGrt oiocun''
N. Y, to Salt Lake City, Utah'
c. II. Webster and family are taking an
extended automobile trip, visiting points
of interest along the Maine coast.
Miss Jean Greenough, a former teacher
in the high school, was IN town the llrst
of the week, and attended the lawn
party.
James Wall continues about the same
and one of the physicians IN consultation
holds out strong hopes Oh MS ultimate
recovery.
Mrs. G. N. Kidder is entertaining her
mother. Mrs Emerson Putnam, ana nei
niece, Persis Washer, and nephew uor-
don Quinn J., ,,1
There was a ball game on the Marquanu
rounds last Saturday afternoon peI hGoid
The Winchester, n. T., anu NG favnr Of
teams, the score standlhs ~ III i"'o
The home team.
Concrete sidewalk is being laid on
,o,,th Main street and as the money ap,,
1ronriated for this use is nearly EXPENDED
he work will soon be finished. IL Is 10
40 carried as far south as Maple street'
The Hamilton students gave very en-
ovah1e concert for the entertainmehC Oh
b5 gu guests of Hotel Northfield Monday,
waning In response to nearly rscale
,n " enl Of the members told of the work OF
' he 81 Students der in connection with their
ace in the SOUTH -, -,
Mrs. N. P. Woods Sunday scnoo lo riaso
resanted a creditable temperance exercise !
,st Sunday in place of the regular lesson. /
70, . sd;ngs were given by Chester Aldrch
Nd Robert S. Calender, temPIeT1aiImce I
xercise by Frank Richards, Inihilp !
Wood and Jesse Aldrich, a recl1atlot ~ !
'icbard and Fred Calender ana I teni
erance song by Clesson Alexandlerir o LEE
ldrich, Richard, Fred, ana oa'A i' y
er. o,,, r
Mr. and Mrs. McGahey who, ac e;,nd " "
anied by friends from CamDrluse, sd tr;n I
uly from Boston Tor ya. Lu ana are now a
s sting IN, Mrs. George Stevens. during
sir, saI,ns absence they visited England ana
l are in london during the Olympic games
ere III h the 0ueen present the trophies
10 saw ot tnr Americans. They visited re
.a ,ne scotland and Ireland; iney
i1 FOR home Aug. by the, White otar tt
ne and had a most enjoyable trip'
s,rnr;sinp bit of information was nj
,7,orted Inv n would-be piano tuner th1s
III, ,eI n the effect that the death OF y. - N
,illips. the regular tuner, hau oeo ~ been W
esiT mSn from Mr.. Phillips saying that ne "
ali be here as usual very soon, OF wh ba in
ere is sufficient work to warrant wa ran be ess
ming. Mr.. Phillips has tuned ne ve ene and and ba
mo in town for the past ~ s eadd' that hat WI
many friends tS S1s R fonndatien Orders
IN n;sn so0 timing can be left with Mrs N
Alexander. 4ha ",
There was an enJoyao an
to Newport, August q. See "a