The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

10 Clinton, Mass, 10 sisit Their cousin
Elliot Aiiendioe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. sauies 60 TO Green
iirld tomorrow 10 slsit their daughter
Mrs, j. q. Peek,
Miss Corinne Blodee,t went Friday. q
Gardner, Mass, TO Wait her aunt, Mrs
George Z, Upton,
Miss Bertha Ramsey 81 Bellows Fall
has been a guest this week Of her aunt
Mr. l., W. Smith and sou Russell Q
Greenfield visited their aunt, Mn. y, D.
Kellogg. yesterday.
Miss Amy Tyler II bristol, Conn, cant
yesterday 20 spend week with her aunt
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell.
Mrs. Robert Graham returned wednes
day from Granville, n, u, where she ha'
been visiting relatives,
Mr.. and Mr.. James Quinn Of Laoonia
n. H., We're over Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mn, y. A. knight,
Miss Harriet and Miss Helen Jackson
Of Canton, y. ", are guests Of Mr. and
MIR. II. =. Weaiherhead.
Rev. c. 4. Partridge Of sivas, Turkey
will occupy the pulpit at the First Con
gregational church next Sunday.
Miss Emily and Miss Jennie Knowles
Of Guilioni. Conn. came Tuesday for al
indefinite stay at Greenleaf Lodge.
Miss Ruth lIough,on and Miss Ruth
Weatherhead have been spending the
week at :. A. Smiths IN Guilford.
Homer l.. Highly 81 Albany. y. V, came
Saturday TO spend three weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Highly.
O. W. Smith and Mn. Elizabeth Marsh
Of Greenfield We're guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. II. Stockwell the Inst Of the week.
Mrs. Alice Nowlan and daughter Mil
dred Of Norwich are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Nowlans father, Z. III. Beiiefley.
John $. Wood carried FIVE and one half
dozen ears Of sweet corn TO Braitleboro
Saturday. The corn was grown In hs own
garden.
There will he preaching in the Baptist
church Sunday by Mount Hernon stu
dent Sunday school will be held at the
usual hour.
7. d. +. Stowe has recently purchased
about 90 acres OF timber land ON Ames
hill on the place known as the Nelson
Ward farm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Dudley and daugh'
ter OF Boston arc expected tomorrow ior
a visit with Mr.. Dudley's sister, Ms. w.
II. Haywood.
Miss Mary Brown OF Someryille, Mass,
came Monday for three weeks vacation
at the home OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
$. G. Brown.
Henry Hall Of West Dummenton is
cutting the grass on ID. NJ. Stockwells
farm and Arthur Wiley has the work on
the Goodale farm.
Miss Madge Davenport returns to.mor
row TO Boston, after six weeks VISIT at
The home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. II. Davenport.
Mrs. c. p. Nash, matron at the Home
or the Aged, and Mrs. Haskins OF Lynn,
Mass, are guests this week OF Mrs. X. T..
Gordon at Sunset Lake.
Mrs. Thomas Kimberly and daughter,
Miss Marie Farnum OF Hartford, Conn.,
rave been recent guests at the home oil
heir cousin, b. 5. Miller.
The new arrivals this week at the Bet
erley homestead are Earl Mills OF Mount
Vernon. n. Y, and Amos Bridge and ii.
stephen Bridge of Hazardville, Conn.
Mrs. Fred. Stockwell OF Cambridgeport,
,lass.. Mrs. Alonzo Norcross OF Dunn
nerston and Mrs. H. o. Halliday were
uests of Mrs. j. s. Morse Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. johnson of Torring-
on. Conn, returned to their home Satur- |
ay. after a weeks visit with Mr.. John |
on's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. John |
on.
Mrs. j. w. Menard and son David OF
Mass, come to-day to spend
everal weeks at the home Of their aunt,
iiss Augusta Fox. Mr.. Menard will Join
hem about Aug |.
Mrs. Helen Miller went Tuesday to
Vest Chesterfield n. H., for a weeks
uting. Her cousin, Miss Alice Hurick,
{ Athol, Mass, is keeping house for her
uring her absence.
The selectmen and county fish and game
arden have this week been called to T..
Hildreths farm ON Ames hill to adjust
lmages to the fruit trees, caused by
aer. They paid Mr.. Hildreth So.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Barnes and daugh-
r. of Claremont, n. H., are visiting Mrs.
arnes's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
arkin. on their way home from Hull,
ass, where they have been spending
me time.
About 40 young people of this village
Id picnic at Central Park yesterday.
,tsinger & Dugan furnished music Tor
.ncing throughout the afternoon and eve
ny. Ball games and other sports were
so enjoyed. ,
G. E. Clisbee and family OF Revere,
ass, Mrs. Alice Richmond, Mrs. Emma
les of Concord, N. H., NJ; =. Fisher,
rs. A. C. Clisbee and Miss Z. May Cham
Rim went Yesterday to Spofford Lake for l
.wo weeks outing at the Fiske cottage. 5
Mrs. Thomas M. Sparks and daughter j
va returned to their home in West
lilford after several weeks stay with i
atives in Hammonton, N. j. They were s
,ompanied by their grandmother Mrs. h
@. French, who will spend some time
tn them. t
,. G. Crouch and son Arthur, who have n
an living in Greenfield, Mass, during the Z
/ wear. have returned to their home
re. Mr.. Crouch will open shoe t.
ker's shop in the ell of Mrs. E. A. o
ats house and Arthur has begun work f,
S week in j. l.. Stockwell's store.
'rof. and Mrs w. Starr Cutting returned a
esday from Brandon, where they visited u
ir cousin. DR.. James Eastwood. DIR. IL
stwood's sons, Stuart and John, came
h them and were Joined yesterday by 81
r grandmother, Mrs. M. +. Strohm; J,
v will spend several days at the Cutting M
ne.
J. d. Franklin of South Guilford I'M az
went an operation for appendicitis the tn
t of the week at DR.. Lynch's hospital. Vi
Franklin has been suffering from at
ks since last March and his condition tn
been serious, but it is thought he will ar
over, as the operation was successful hi
he is reported as quite comfortable at pi
writing
[r. and Mrs. d. M. Stockwell are en- Sh
ne family reunion this week at their an
he, Glenwood Farm. Their children I'M
grandchildren are all present-Mrs. at
line r. Winchester and children
ian and Reuben OF South Hadley, mr.
Vs.; Mr.. and Mrs. James Pegg and a.
dren Margaret, Robert and Myrtle Of to,
naroneck, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. I: J. tb,