The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01
Miss NJ. j Snow and W. W. Barrett Sat

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rho carly train for Ke.no will nroh,hl,
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the VaIInts fair liz Su asoes'"S roolg at
'he "'ies i"'I 'nis week.
Miss Edith Hall has returned from New
N i ~. 49,, Nlieie sie Has peeh EN-
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MISS katherine Harnett and Miss hath
ERNIE Cunningham OF i'rattieboro, are VS.
''ins ME iI"niei 'o''i'" tl's "eeh'
Mrs DAVID Stewart OF Hyde Park came
SATURDAY Tor two weeks stay with her
parents Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Howe.
Charles NORM returned to st. Anselm' 5
college Manchester, Monday after spend
ing the summer vacation al ms nome here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole of Bridgewat-
er, VT. came Monday for visit with
Mrs. Francis Cole and other Hinsdale rela
tives.
Nearly all industries in town were
closed yesterday to allow the employees to
attend the Valley fair. Schools We're also
closed.
There were no services at St Josenb's
cburcb last sunday o,vino to the onddan
illness of the pastor Rev. p. 6. Cahill.
Nrs W;lEon, P,,noo e uor+forl Co,,,
.an,a satnrda", for h. +a' ;tL I'LL L.,
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y II pro1lo,, C,hau1a. W.,
St+ ~ na p We;iiy, Snaties weed, ! T..
i iool s,no w lll,an Snlien represented the
Ia oJai W ueaiTLient az we convention
''eli i" " ooosVii'e' ~ H. "ednesdaN
victor Nelson, who has completed his
u ~ rs "s supel'htehueh. ol the electr1clans
fa,,,; H,e pI ~; nus. n1e.uIlleu WI his
fanny " Ms nome III dorchester, Mass
WI NJ T. Shaw and Stephen Chase of
" tlphnrn nf Irc
Cook, of this town, left last week Thurs
day for months absence in Los Angeles,
Cal, and Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. Weakley's resignation was heard
with much surprise and regret. He has
made many friends during his pastorate
here and he will be greatly missed. No
action upon his resignation has yet been |
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. z. Person and two
daughters, Miss Angie and Miss Mildred |
go to Chester Saturday for visit before |
they go to their new home in Redlands,
Cal. Henry Brownell will accompany
Mrs Gilbert Richmond and dauobter
Miss Eta Richmond. returned Monday
rom a fo,ar months stay with relatives. h
Oshkosh, Wis. Mr.. Barber. at whose
nome they visited, returned with them
or visit in town
Hugh Bartlett Sanderson of Waltham.
Mass, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard San
1erson of this town. and Miss Jennie Nc.
merry of Waterbury. Conn. were mar
led Sept. 10. Mr. Sanderson is emploved
n a watch factory in Waltham.
The CONGREGATIONAL n,;Osionor,, soo;ot,,
.leoted tba failouD;na omoann ~ el!'
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