The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04

smllh and ehild visited in wariseoT'
several days last seek.
A cradle Foll reception VAS held Thur
day afternoon ifnn. 20 ~ The o"nsfe
gallonal ehuFVh rafioFs'
Ralsishs baseball team met it's ~eeki,
defeat Ia Winchester lac, week Saturday
the scoFe being 10 J,
Thomas Kelly, who has been vorkini
in Wilton, begins an apprenticeship 81
the foundry neai week,
Mrs, Edward liersenon, Who y seriously
III with pneumonia, Was taken 10 ths
kesne hospital Tuesday,
Mrs, Perry Booth aud little daughter
and Miss Nsnle Doueeil. went 10 Wilton
Monday for q short stay,
Miss Anioinelle BeTseron WAS. called
home from Mounialnslde SATURDAY hy
the illness Of her mother
Mrs, John Roberts aud Miss Allie Rob
erts have returned 10 Boston, after spend
ing several weeks IN town,
Mrs. Fred Delour aud three children al
Chelsea have returned after spending two
weeks at Joseph Detonrf.
Miss Jennie Robb and Miss ki,,ie De
vine ii llolyokc are spending the week
with Mrs. Maurice Purcell.
Mis-. f-Alcn ithhlroh anu @AAHs as'""
Dennison OF Bushiwood, Mass. are visit
ing at Edward BrlleNllles.
Mr.. aud Mr. Harry Lathrop returned
Friday from Wilton, Me, alter an "N'
tended stay With relatives,
Peny Fclch and Fred Buckley took 20
pounds of honey from tree IN the Pisgah
woods the tint Of the week.
Carleton Bronson fell of the Golfer dam,
a distance Of fifteen feet, and severely
sprained an ankle last Saturday,
George ". stniion has finished work
at the Granite State Machine company
and is carpcniering for Edward Bruce.
Miss Margaret and Miss Julia Slcarns
visited al l.. j. Clark's and j. ;. Morser
ia West Bra,tleboro few days last week
There were six drunks in the police
court last week. Two Of them settled and
the other four were taken TO the county
farm.
Halcyone and Marion Bailey Of Little
ton came Tuesday Tor a short stay with
their grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. L. H.
Bailey.
Miss Cora Dexter goes next week for
three weeks visit in Ohio, During her
stay she will tour the state IN an auto
mobile.
Miss Annie Conway, who has been
spending several weeks vacation a. her
home here, returned TO Wales, Mass,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and two
children and Miss Mary Troctschler OF
Dennison, Texas, are visiting at a. ~
Baileys,
Lorier Walker won first place in the
lO0.yard dash and broad Jump at Brat /
tleboro Catholic picnic held IN Vernon
last week.
Mrs. c. ID. Fay and Mrs. +. J. Rich
ards went to The Weirs "Wednesday TO
attend grand chapter meeting OF the
Eastern star.
William Fales has moved from the farm
on the Battleboro road TO the so-called
Horton farm recently purchased OF Ed
ward Stebbins.
DIR. ]. l.. Durham has returned TO his
home in Pawtueket, X. L.. after, spend
ing four months at the Shattuck farm
on Chestnut hill.
Miss Nellie Robbins and George Rob.
bins were called to their home in Sagi'
nav, Mich, Saturday by the serious i'll
ness OF their mother.
The republican caucus for the election
,f delegates TO the state and congressional
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Rest and Miss Ruth Metcalf took
part in the Demorest gold medal contest
leld in Rindge last Tuesday. The prize
Vas awarded to Miss Ruth Metcalf.
Quincy Adams Sawyer was attended
~ a large and appreciative audience IN
he opera house last Thursday evening.
The company gave excellent satisfaction.
Frank L. Mason went to Boston Friday
o begin his duties in the science high
choo OF commerce on Huntington ave
lue. His family left Tuesday to JOIN
lin.
Misses Elizabeth Belleville and Ella
'treeter go to Rochester Monday where
Miss Bellevile will resume her teaching
md Miss Streeter has accepted a position
o teach.
Miss Sawyer and Miss Harriet Knapp
eturned to Moretown, VT, Friday,
where Miss Knapp will resume her duties
s teacher in the same school she taught !
asst year.
Walter Brooks, one of our best local
,aseball players covered first base for the
athletics of Bratteboro last Saturday.
lie distinguished himself both in the field
nd at bat. {
The infant son Walter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Fales died Tuesday night. The
uneral services were held at the home ,
esterday afternoon and burial was in
zine Grove cemetery. ,
r. A. Eaton first assistant in the high
chool, is rooming at John Davenport's
nd boarding with Mrs. S. f. Kinds. Miss !
'aith Bolles, the second assistant, is :
oarding at G. w. Safford's.
Miss Charlotte Slate is having vaca- {
ion from her duties as librarian and will 5
isit in Fitchburg, Clinton, Tilton and I
he Weirs. Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
late will accompany her to Clinton.
Master Gardner Howe, grandson of Mr.. !
nd Mrs. G. s. Howe, entertained party I
{ his little friends Tuesday afternoon.
were served during the af- i,
ernoon and a delightful time was en- !
Eyed by all the little ones. 2
Mrs. Edward Carey and little son re- {
lrned to their home in New York Sat
err parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Howe. a
Trs. William Howe accompanied Mrs. /
arey, but will return here before going
, her home in Chicago Blanche Fielder r.
ent home with Mrs. Carey as nurse f.
rl tt
The Choir Singer, "a play to suit all :
lstes," will be presented at the opera \
ouse Thursday evening, Sept. II. Com i
med with heart story Of strong, hui N
IAN interest and ingenious plot and num-
,ous scenes in which the comedy element r,
as full swing, is musical feature which 81
akes the play unusually attractive to t.
leatre-goers who have tired of cap-trap
elodrama and who have had surfeit of n
iudy so-called musical comedies y
At the monthly meeting of the firemen h
st Friday evening the following delegates