The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

ants u ist fihnNI iNiHiHfA h"tNN
i from Lynn, Mass, where she has hes
! spending several weeks with her dangh,e
Mn, II, y, Miller
Miss T.. May Chamberlin expects 10 \
turn tomorrow 10 East Mortified, Mas
! where she will resume her duties ~ mi
trnn at MaMuand Hall.
Harold Perry left Monday for Eppinl
y, H., 10 begin work on the state roa
Job, which Was contracted 10 ID, i, Pefr
Son a few weeks ago,
q, T., Gonon's family expect 10 rctur
Monday 10 their home IN SomeTill,
Mass, after spending the summer at ihel
farm on lsonnyyale road,
Mrs. T.. T.. Lombard az Maine aud Mn
r. q. Boyd OF Brooklyn were called her
last week hy the critical illness OF thel
mother, Mrs. Edith Stark.
Mrs. Edith Stark is critically III will
Brght's disease at her home on the Mari
horo road. Her children are with her an,
she is being cared for by nurse.
Mrs c. l., Severance and Miss florenc,
| Sawyer have rented the cottage house o
4. l.. Miller ON his farm, and will maxi
their home there for the present.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs A. N. Watts lcii
| Tuesday morning for weeks visit IN last
Boston. Mr.. Watts is 10 preach Sunday
morning in his home church there.
Mrs. MARY 4. Dunklee, with her daugh
ter Mrs. \. VI. Phelan and granddaughter
Miss Mary Phelan OF Brooklyn, are at the
Dunklee homestead for a short stay.
The friends OF Mrs. W. q. johnson are
glad To hear she is improving from her HI
ness. She is in the hospital yet, but
decidedly better than she was last week,
Miss Myrta Mills Of New York city
and BENJAMIN kennard OF Meriden, Conn,
boarlers az the Betterley homestead, nc.
turn 10 their respective homes tomorrow.
4. II. Miller of White Plains. \. u.
who has been spending the summer at
Mortified, Mass. spent Tuesday with his
daughter, Mr. kimball, at II. &. Harris .
There will he no services at the Baptist
church next Sunday, thus aiforiing an OPP
portunity for any who wish TO do so to
attend the Grove meetings at Sunset lake.
Justin Dix has finished work tor W. l..
Walker aud returned To X, II. Brlgg :,
where he has been employed for several
seasons. Leroy Wilder succeeds him at
Mr.. Walkers.
Mrs. James Pegg and children, who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Pegs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Stock
well, left Tuesday for their home in Ma
maroneck, n. y.
A. b. Goodale is taking weeks taca'
ton with his family on the farm. Evan
Goodale of Boston and sisters, lnez and
Florence of Brattleboro, are also at the
farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. r. Perry went TO Deer
field, Mass, yesterday. for brief stay
Mrs. Perry will also visit her sister, Mrs:
+. II. Morse, who is i'll at Farren hospital
in Montague, Mass.
Mrs. W. A. Subway and daughter
Mabel of Brattleboro. Miss Lila j. Cor.
don Of Worcester Mass, and Mrs.
Frank Pomroy of Springfield, Vt, are Wis
itors at Mrs. Gordons cottage.
Mrs. C. II. COPELAND has sufficiently re
covered from the effects of an operation
which she underwent at DIR. Lynch's hos
pital about three weeks ago, so she went
to her home yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton Tyler Of
Bristol Conn, have been guests this
week of their aunt, Mrs. j. J.. Stockwell. |
Mr.. Tyler is employed in the Office of the
Sessions Foundry company OF Bristol
Mr.. Lewis of Dummeston and Roswell
Frost OF West Brattleboro are helping |
James Betterley put up a II by p foot |
lilo, which he has recently bought of the |
Green Mountain Silo company of Rut.
and.
Among those who attended the G.. A. k.
'eunion last Tuesday at Townshend were
APT. and Mrs. +. +. Gleason, X. n. Hes
ock, Il. 4. Fisher, Roscoe Fisher, Mrs.
1. G. Squires, Mrs, NJ. A. Bailey and +.
cray.
Mrs. Rose S. Allen of New York city
listed her cousin, L. II, Knapp. yester-
lay. 1t is the first time they had met in
8 years. Mrs. Aliens home was in Chi
ago until about three years ago, when
he went to New York.
The prayer meeting this evening at the
BAPTIST church will be led by !. 0. p.
NTH of Brattleboro. A business meet
Vindham county association which con
enes at Brookline VT, Sept. . and 3.
Harry /. Waste and Miss Ethel c. Ham
2 80 yesterday. in the First Congrega.
onal church, by Rev. J.. NJ. Keneston.
he couple were unattended and the bride
'ore blue travelling gown and white
at.
Mrs. Mary Miller sustained a paralytic
lock last week, Wednesday, which af-
,cted her entire right side Mrs
Iiller is over 80 years old and her
ecovery is doubtful although she has
lllied somewhat, and is fairly comfortable |
this writing. ,
Warren w. Seviour and Miss Elizabeth
/. Hazen of Chester, VT, were married +
tuesday, afternoon at 40 o'clock by Rev.
uther NJ Keneston at the Congregational
lrsonage The bride wore brown
aveling suit, with hat to match. They
ere unattended.
Mrs. George b. Hunter and daughter,
ivian, leave Monday for Baltimore for '
lief visit with relatives, and later they ?
i'll go to Annapolis, Anne Arundel v
unity, Md, where they. will spend a
onth with Mrs. Hunters parents, Mr. e
ID Mrs. d. w. Pindell. \
Mrs. M. L. Strohm and grandchildren. v
ewart and John Henry Eastwood, left
onday for their home in Brandon, after f
ending several weeks with Mrs. Emily h
Eastwood. Mrs. Eastwood accompanied o
EN- on their return and will spend about
rec weeks at their home. @
Mrs. j. S. Morse is confined to the :;
use by sprained ankle. Nearly five f,
,eks ago she stepped from the doorstep ~
d turned her left ankle in such man
r that it caused her some trouble for a a
" days and two weeks ago she hurt it "
ain but did not give up to the injury e
til several days later when it was
md the member was badly sprained. N
The Woman's Missionary society of the b,
ptist church held a mitebox opening al
missionary tea at the home of Mrs.
III. Davenport, yesterday afternoon and in
,ning Missionary subjects were dis ~
ssed and program rendered. The men p
re invited in the evening. The boxes
ted good sum, which is to be devoted
home missionary work. Iu
hrs Charles Whitaker, formerly of this tn
zee, now living at Melrose highlands, df
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