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

Monday for their new home in Baldwns
Vile. Mass They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. johnson, who Wi
| spend several days with them
Carroll Kingsley entertained a number
of his friends Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. \. Allen. The
| time was spent in games and refreshments
of cake and ice-cream were served.
Mrs. NJ. p. Capen and daughters expect
| TO leave Sept % for their home IN Jack,
| soryille. Fla. They will be accompanied
| BY Mrs. Capens cousin, Miss Florence
| SAWYER, who will spend the winter with
them
The grove meetings closed Sunday even.
| ing after being in session tor several
days at Sunset lake. Owing to the stormy
weather the first of the week the attend
ance was small but Sundays services Were
well attended.
Miss Lucy Thurber of Halifax comes
Monday to spend the season with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Stockwell and attend school
at the academy. Her sister, Miss Maud
Thurber, will also attend school here and
stay at W. L. Nims's
Herbert G. Williams and brother, who
spent last summer on Ames hill, arrived
in New York Tuesday having enjoyed
an extended trip on the continent during
the past season, large part oil their time
having been spent IN Russia.
Louis Prefontaine underwent a success
full operation for appendicitis Wednesday
morning at Memorial hospital The work
was done by DR.. f. II. O'Connor and Mr.
Prefontaine is reported as being very
comfortable at this writing
II. f. Prefontaine received telegram
Sunday announcing the death Saturday
evening Of Mrs. Albert Prefontaine at
her home in st. Pierre, Manitoba. Be
sides her husband she leaves eight chill
dren. Mr.. Prefontaine spent few days
in town with his brother few months
ago.
Guests at c. H. Copeland's this week
are Mrs. Copeland's father, Horatio Bel
lows, and her brother and sister, Fred
and Miss Ida Bellows of Marlboro, her
daughters, Mrs c. w. Lyman and son of
Wilmington and Mrs. w. 4. Cushman of
Vernon who was accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Lackey.
Miss Irene Mather gave corn roast
to 80 of her friends Saturday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
e. Mather on Bonnyvale road. After the
roast the young people went to the house
and spent an hour in games and music
after which cake and hot chocolate were
served. The affair was thoroughly enjoy
able and the party disbanded with pleas
ant memories of the occasion.
Miss Nellie L. Archer of New York,
who has recently had a cottage built on
the summit of Ames HILL dedicated it Sat,
urday evening by entertaining large
number of summer guests; a corn roast
was first in order and later an excellent
dinner was served The evenings enter
tainment concluded with display of fire
works and balloon ascensions. Miss Arch
er's sister, Mrs d. L. Abbott. and Harold
Miller of New York were the guests of
honor.
Rev. L. NJ. Keneston preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday morning, and
in addition to the regular service he gave
a brief talk to the children and presented
books, Our Daily Duty, in morocco bind
ing, to Goldie johnson, Ruth Houghton,
Ruth Weatherhead, Ruth Prentiss, Shell |
ton Keneston, Ralph Thayer, Belle |
Thayer, Merrill Hamilton, Lewis Hamil |
ton, Silas Hamilton, Raymond Brown, |
Della Newcomb, Lotin Newcomb, Hazel |
Chase, Kenneth Smith, Lucia Smith, and |
Agatha Stafford as a reward for their reg |
llar attendance to the morning service |
and Sunday school during the last seven
months.
Daniel F. Braine, civil engineer for the
Rail-Joint company of New York, who
mas been spending the summer with his
parents at the Holbrook cottage on Ames
lill, has purchased of Mr. and Mrs. c. S.
Rider their farm in Marlboro, known as |