The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-10
COODNOW, PEARSON & HUNT

ing OF patriotic songs in which all tool
part. After this supper was served an,
then the barn was cleared for dancin,
until il was dark enough TO display tn,
| fireworks. An excellent lot of hrework
VISA fired under the direction OF Rober
| Dunklee. Large skyrockets, roman can
dies, illuminated balloons, colored fir,
and pinwheels lighted up the sky in ;
/ brilliant manner. The Harris house wa
decorated in the national colors anC
| lighted with Chinese lanterns.
1t was nearly midnight before the last
guest had departed from Maple Grove
farm. The hospitality of Wallace A
Harris and family was greatly enjoyed
and appreciated by their guests.
Lester Haywood is a victim of chicken.
pox.
Miss Amy Davenport went TO Mt. Tom
Saturday.
Louis Prefontaine spent the Fourth in
Keene, n. II.
G. b. Prouty's family spent the Fourth
at Sunset lake.
Perley Albee OF Newfane is working
for James Betterley.
Walter Brace spent the Fourth at his
home in Orange, Mass.
Fred Gwyer caught four-pound bass
at Sunset lake Monday.
Mrs Helen Ashwell returned Sunday
from visit in Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Stellmann spent
the Fourth in keene, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Halliday spent
the Fourth in Dummerston.
S. p. Williams moved yesterday from
405 to 30 Western avenue.
Miss Kate Wheeler returned Monday
from a visit in New London, Conn.
Mark Albee of Newfane visited his un-
Gle, j. 5. Morse, Saturday and Sunday.
+. C. Brown and family moved Tues
day to their new home on Bullock street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow went to
Orange, Mass, yesterday for a short Wis
Mrs. NJ G. White of Boston comes to-
morrow for visit with Mrs. l.. f. Tay- |
Tor.
George Houghton is working for S. A. |
Smith in Guilford during the haying sea-
son.
Mrs. +. L. Tyler of West Mortified,
Mass, visited Mrs. j. L. Stockwell Fri
lay.
L. C. and Arthur Crouch of Greenfield
ire at the Crouch homestead for vaca-
ion.
Miss Edith Clawson of Detroit, Mich,
$ guest this week of Miss Susie L.
lark
0. G. futile went to Nottingham Sat
lrday to work for Wayne Fowler during
laying.
Miss Marta Morgan of Hillsboro, N.
l., was a guest at ID. I. Perry's over the
'ourth.
Charles Soderberg of New Haven,
)onn., is at Greenleaf lodge for an indef.
lite stay.
L. F. Taylor of Springfield, Mass, came
'riday and stayed until Tuesday with
is family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Billings and
aughter of Washington are recent arri- i.
ais at Hillcrest.
Miss Ethel Blodgett went Thursday to !
utfalo for visit with her sister, Mrs. !,
/. F. Dinwiddie. !
Miss Patience Wilder of Marlboro Wis I
ed her aunt, Mrs. W. L. Walker, the
rst of the week. r
j, L. Barney and F. d. E. Stowe at
,nded the republican convention at Q
ewfane Tuesday. 6
Oscar A. Stowe of Waverly, Mass,
me Monday to spend the summer here v
I'd in Wilmington.
Miss Florence r. Clark went Friday 7
Manchester, VT, to visit her aunt, L
rs. d. X. Simonds.
Mrs. Robert Graham was called to o
ranville, N. Y, the first of the week t
: the illness of her mother. $
Mrs. F. Marion Brooks and children q q
we taken rooms at the Winslow Films VI
d will spend the summer there. "
Harold Blodgett came from Warner. N.
;, and spent the Fourth with his par q
is, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Blodgett. d
Rev. G. II. Smith of Pittsford has been 81
guest of his sisters, Mrs. R. P. Wheel II
and Mrs. F. G. Brown, this week. nj
!. G: Stedman of Springfield. Mass. II
lted his aunts, Mrs. L. S. Bartlett and
ss Maria Stedman, the first of the
elk. OF
Frank Smead returned Monday to his a
me, in Wardsboro after spending sew. az
Il days with his sister, Mrs. G. c. Har- in