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

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her brother. Arnold iiolion.
, n, Dwight Alexander was oyefean,s n
I the excessive heat this week. y
Arnold hollon has been en,ertaiuln,
his brother. William, Of Aihol.
W. ;, BLACK, the shoemaker, is stend
ing short vacation in Leominsier.
Mrs, IL, IL, Chamberlain and daushte,
went To the seashore last Wednesday.
Allen Banlwell Is employed in Geot.e'
Pharmacy during the summer months.
Mrs g.. II. Green and daughter hay,
returned iiom a yisit Ia New York civ
Mr.. and Mrs, Jillson spent a few day,
MN her parents, Mr., and Mrs. David
The young people enjoyed dance In
Sons OF Veterans hall last Friday even,
lnf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Gnen Of Warwick
xete guests OF Frank Williams. over sun.
The Sons Of Veterans auxiliary held n
regular meeting last evening with two
limitations.
Hon, +. II. Gillette was in town Tines.
day, taking an automobile trip 10 Duh.
lin, \. II.
Max Wilson is spending his vacation
WITH his parents, Rey Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Emerson Putnam has been spend.
ing q lew days with her daughter, Mrs.
q. y. kidder.
:. Harold statton spent a few DAYS al
u y; tallenders. returning 10 his home
in Allsion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, j. Fisher have 70.
uihed from Colraln, whore they have
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fobare, Of Springfield.
were guests over Sunday OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Dwight Proctor.
William Merriman had valuable COW
Killed by the cars recently and another
injured which may recover
Miss Mary Aldrich has returned from
EfNlng. where she has been visiting her
aunt, Mis-. Ebert Holland.
Miss Serena Stockbridge has been en-. |
ttertainlng four of her classmates from
MI. Holyoke college this week.
Mr. Watriss has returned home and |
the Belcher place is left in 4. w. Proc.
tors hands to be sold or rented.
Misses Annie Merriman and Madeline
Beaman went on Monday TO attend the
six weeks summer school at Hyannis
Charles Field OF Mortified Mountain
Is employed by +. c. Britton driving a
passenger team during the conference
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Fenner Of Proyi.
dence, II. l., who have been visiting al
Cedarlawn. have returned to their home.
Miss Cora Moore is with her brother.
Merrill Il. Moore. She is one of the fac.
nlty OF college in the Indian Territory.
The plumbers, johnson & Smith. have
rented the house lately vacated BY Frank
Bntton and are moving there this week.
Mrs. Clement Perry, better remem.
)ered as Belle Coleman, has returned TO
Ter home IN keene after visiting in town. !
Numerous complications made the
range lawn party committee think best
o omit having the lawn party as planned q
or last Tuesday evening.
Paul Brigham spent July 4 with his
mother and called on other friends He
las a good position with the American '
Noolen company in Boston.
Miss Skies accompanied a party of ]
Ugh school girls to the Alexander camp,
$ chaperon, and all returned last Fri. :,
ay after very pleasant week. h
Mrs. George Alderman is entertaining
er sister from Newark. n. j., also her :,
iece, Marion Nash, Of Amherst, and Il
er two sons, Harry and Fred Alderman.
a valuable horse, one of a handsome n
ray pair belonging to Fred Britton. !,
ropped dead in the harness from the 4
xcessive heat on Tuesday afternoon.
There seems to be plentiful supply of
lueberries and raspberries in the mar
ct. Walter Mann has begun his trips
ON Warwick selling fruit and vegeta tt
les. W
Mrs. Ella NJ Lazelle, the installing off
n of the department of Massachusetts, SC
as in Adams Tuesday and installed the vi
Ulcers of the Berkshire county Woman's
elief corps. 70
Mrs. Annie Streeter Harding and son of pi
omerville are guests of Mrs. G. II. Web W
er, who is also entertaining Misses Mar
n Coleman of Keene and katherine Ba- cl
N of Orange. a
The report of Thomas Mason buying ar
e +. H. Wright property was without vi
undation and the property, which is a
ry desirable one, is still in c. III. Web in
ers hands to be sold. 10
The drawings of jurors for the next an
rm OF superior court, which begins all
xt Monday, have been completed, and
+. Howard and Samuel Il. Walker are no
avn from this town. mn
During the last electrical storm ball fro
fire exploded between G. d. Warmers M
d the Catholic church and the large DO
n tree in front of c. A. Linsley's was
20 struck by the lightning. fat
Mrs. B. P. Kline of Buffalo, N. Y,
chaperoning party of whom her fro
sce Miss Margaret Rasmussen, is a ins
,mber. They are attending the young sci
mans conference and have been calling Ke
on friends in town.
Several went from here to Warwick on
t Sunday to hear Rev. Margaret Bar ev'
I'd of Rowe, a former pastor OF the rio
arwick church. She was entertained vel
Miss Gertrude Ball over Saturday sta
went from here to Warwick 7.
elaborate arrangements have been T T['
de by the Unitarian parish for the l II
vn party this evening on the grounds yer
it'll of Perham's Inn. Supper will be ~
we'd at six o'clock, followed by many q Of,
ractions, while cake, ice cream and i lnl
lonade will be served the entire even aai
!. The Mortified band is expected for ag AZ
steal selections and a chorus will sing an
ional airs. IL lifu
he death of Mrs. Louise Badger Of ME
Report, N. H., occurred recently bei
lie she was visiting her daughter, IN par
,rcester. She was sister of the, late 'Bi
S. Arad Alexander, who formerly Mo
ID at Perham's Inn, and she has sey- pla
other relatives in town and formerly son
Mt much time here visiting members or
the Alexander family. She was 70 unit
rs Of age. :: way
he might before" was ushered in "N'
h more than the usual noisy demon
ltion. Bells of both churches were Wig
usly rung to an accompaniment OF plsil
and cracker explosions and IN several nh.
,es bonfires were lighted. Owing to LIZ
vigilance of the constables, with