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

Miss Jennie Hill is guest of Mrs. S.
b. Houghton.
Howard Parker and Ralph Parker
came from Bellows Falls Sunday.
The Ladies' club will meet with Miss
Fanny Curtis Thursday afternoon.
Lawyer +. II. Spaulding of Springfield
was at ii. I. Spaulding's last week.
Miss Ethel Bell of Fairhaven is spend
ing several weeks at W. z. Nichols's.
George Person and his sister, Mrs.
Flora Adams, visited in Marlboro last
week.
Miss Elsie Hazelton is home from the
normal school in Castleton for the sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Louise C. Walker spent Monday
IN Brattleboro and returned to North
ampton Mass
V. r. Parker and Walter Allen went
Monday to West Brattleboro to paint
the buildings of A. l.. Miller.
New York are guests of Mrs. Elvira
Field and Orrin Haven this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stark and child
from Bernardston passed several DAYS
witt, their parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. l..
Stark
Miss Armand of New York is ENJOYING
her vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Armand She brought a
friend with her for a visit.
Mrs. Eta Herrick and her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Halliday of Brattleboro,
visited the last of the week Leslie Halla-
tives at Elmwood
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Wellington
over the Fourth and Mrs. jackson re-
turned home with him Sunday after a
visit Of three weeks.
The children at the center enjoyed
picnic in Halls grove on the afternoon of
July 4. There was a display of fire.
works at H. I'll. Miller's, Frank Wilder's
and other homes.
Judge Butler, Mrs Butler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney and child of Rutland came
in their automobile to spend the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilder. The
party went to Jamaica before returning
to Rutland.
w. F. Walker and f. H. Laughton at
tended the republican convention in
Newfane Tuesday. 1t was evidently a
Joyful occasion, but beyond that our
deponent saith not, save all were I'M
speakably happy
Mr.. Farley and driver of NARROW, N.
will be a memorable one for the children
for they were treated to ride in the
automobile. These kind attentions are
by children as we'll as older
people.
Mr.. and Mrs George Corser and Miss
Eloise Corser of Holyoke, Mass, Miss Fl
leila Barber of Greenfield and Giles Reed
If Chicopee Falls, Mass, have been
,uests at the camp in the pines. The
men were there from Friday until Sun
lay night, but the women remained I'M
il Wednesday.
The only Fourth of July accident that
las come to the news gatherer occurred
O III. G. Hazelton, whose horse ran into
telephone pole and shattered the wag-
n. The occupant was in dazed condi-
ion and a good Samaritan secured anoth-
r vehicle and took him home. The
orse might have been startled by an ex-
loding firecracker or it might have
cen celebrating Independence day on
IS swn responsibility.
Miss Ethel Cairns closed successful
ERIN of school Friday. There were eight
upils. The names without mark dur
~ the term are Beatrice Howard and
[axine Howard; those without marks
re Russell Howard and Lucy Clemens.
eachers and pupils were entertained by
Iiss Elizabeth Glidden Friday afternoon
ON to o'clock. She gave delight
il lawn party for them. Croquet and
her games were played and refresh
ents of icc-cream, cake and lemonade
ere served. Misses Bertha Lahey and
nth Robbins, who were visiting the 4
hool, were invited guests. n