The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12

he tAuiAAc eANu Mttl Marrs nrAA " Nltrs
) day ziiryneen si,h Me- n.ls,
Mrs, Gaanss ". iloulslle Is visiting bel
son, wllliam houlslis, IN Nes ieIk.
Miss Cola Martin sill help her aunt
Mrs, iirnson. Al the hotel this summer,
. M, aud Mrs, ffrd Davis II llln.iale
\, H., visited Iesrnlly Al u. 4. nasls's,
4, II, Esahs and has aunt, Miss "a
/ Ina bsfhy, aeai ~ Orange, Mass, Mon'
day,
Mrs. Georse Allrieh u Weslmotsland,
\, H., came las, seek 10 visit hss daush'
tors,
The Dovas Guild will meet weines,
day afternoon with Mrs, Ana Cobb IA
iiaTmonyNille'
Ms, Sarah Carr 81 West Townshend
visited her daughter, MIS-, Windsor Whit
ney, last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Frank Lawrence aud III,
tic Miss Lawrence I-iumed from Man
chester Monday.
Roscoe Marsh received word Monday
night ui the death Of his father, Norman
Marsh II nrookline.
Mr.. Hugh Allbee viii br al Mrs. liar.
~ 4, frankln's June H. aud II 20 do
shampooing and massaging,
! Mr.. Moses Groui, who has breh Wis
ting her parnis, returned TO her hoinr
Ia south NcNiane Monday,
4. A. Blood j. improving his house By
putting On a incsh coat oi brown paint
with darker brown trimmings
Mr.. Herbert. Franklin aud Mrs, End
DAVIS spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. 4. Howe, oi West IoNnshend.
Last Friday the fright train was OF
the track at the switch at Nlllaris mill.
Since then new siding has been laid.
Miss Sarah Blanchard, a trained nurse
who has been visiting Mrs, Clara II.
Blanchard. returned 10 her home ia Som
crsille, Mass, Monday
Miss Ina Wyman has returned 10 her
home IN Athens. Miss Maude Roadway Is
az her home IN Ncwianc aud Miss May
Barnes went Monday 10 her home IA
Westminster West.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson Of Brattlcboro came
10 Iownshcnd Monday. II Is good 10 see
her face once more. She was accompanied
by Miss Grace VI. Lane, a former teacher
ia Leland a Gray seminary. who has ne
turned from her work in Leland unlyer-
si,y, New Orleans, La.
4 stray dog has been going about the |
streets OF the town. From the glimpse we
caught Of il We should say that II was a
foxhound. white with light tan ears and |
spots Those who made its acquaintance /
say that il was evidently well trained |
dog whose owner would doubtless be glad 1
TO lind IL.
At the meeting OF Blazing Star lodge, /
No. -, +. 4 4. NJ, Tuesday evening II
was voted 10 hold memorial service in
the Congregational church Sunday, june
u. Rev. Daniel Mcintyre viii preach
the sermon. The lodge viii attend in a
body This date was chosen as being
nearest st. Johns day.
Miss Harriet Fletcher has so improved
the lot where the old blacksmith shop
stood that it would never be recognized
as the same place. Ii has been well grad
ed and seeded down; in front OF II is
woven wire fence held in place by cedar
posts which are soon TO be painted. And
we understand that Miss Fletcher will
set out shrubs ON the grounds.
Mrs. +. L. Lowe and Howard started
Monday morning for Minnesota where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Batchelder at Granite Falls. MIR. Lowe
accompanied them as far as Springfield,
Miss. Miss Josephine TAFT also started at
he same time for Colorado Springs, Col,
where she has accepted hne position as
Miss Berenice Wright, q
yho has been drilling the eocution class
It the seminary, took the same train 60 c
ng TO her home in Elgin, Ill.
A report was circulated some time ago !
hat Guy Nelson had died of cholera in /
he Philippines. His aunt Mrs. Brown,
wrote to the war department at Wash !;
ngton and has received the following re-
,ly dated June .: The latest muster
oil received from Company L, 3Oth lnfan-
ny, dated April 30, 1908, shows Guy Mel Y
on, musician, present for duty. with
lis company at Fort William Mckinley,
,izal, Philippine Islands. His name does d
ot appear in the cable reports OF deaths a
t soldiers in the Philippine Islands IN
luding the report OF the list inst" a,
For weeks the school children in dis g
riot No. 2 have been crowded into sin
lie buggy and driven over rough roads to q
he village. This week, however, the tt
own has furnished two-seater, Know
~ that we are fond of antiquities, the Ia
river drove into the yard the other day ~
nd displayed it as "one of the things '
nat Noah had been unable to get into >,
ne ark and which had survived the L
ood." Upon examination it was found =
, possess four somewhat shaky wheels ="
nd to be beautifully upholstered with
cards and nails. HI
Thursday was the 25th anniversary OF I e
he wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Una Cobb ~
I'D also the birthday anniversary OF their
,ughter, Miss Eta, so about 40 friends te
nd neighbors gave them a surprise in the *
ere entertained by music from Mrs.
rowns gramophone. Rev. Daniel Me ed
tyre, with an appropriate speech, pre- CT
nted to the bride and groom the silver ga
,llars brought by their friends. Both
+. and Mrs. Cobb responded. Cake and W
inch were served. Mrs. Irving. Cobb H.
Arlington, sister of Mrs. Cobb, was bn
nong the guests.
The Leland & Gray Seminary Alumni 20,
met in Academy hall immedi- ba
ely after the banquet last Friday after, n,
ION. The reports of the secretary and
nasurer were read and adopted. The -
suing year: President, G. II. Willard; lol
re president, Mrs. Julian Taft; secre- by
ry and treasurer, Mrs. o. w. Follett;
ecutive committee, Hugh Phillips, Miss ovt
ice Dale, Miss May Howe; financial ur,
mmittee, Mrs. 0. w. Follett, j. ii. hel
are Mrs. William Sparks. Ten new J
,mbers were added to the association, of
liking about 80 in all. After all bills ING
We been paid there will be nearly 500 VIII
the treasury. {
The annual meeting of the trustees of his
land 4 Gray seminary was held Friday we
ernoon at the seminary building. The hoi
lowing officers were chosen Tor the en-
ng year: President, DR.. II. d. Holton Wa
Bratteboro first vice president, Rev. wa
mel Mcintyre; second vice president, wo
H. Willard; prudential committee, =. me
Hastings, DR.. +. l.. Osgood, j. H. T
ire; board of investment, +. II. Will "a
d, j. FL. Ware, A. A. Mason; auditor, and
V. Daniel McIntyre; secretary, DR.. f. ali
Osgood; treasurer, f. H. Willard; col low
tor, A. A. Mason 1t was voted to in i' "
,ca tba puuber of trustees TO 90 the