The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-11-19
EAST DUMMERSTON.

reported i'll.
Thomas E. Read is visiting in Clare
mont, n. II.
Ralph Hall is visiting relatives in
Wardsboro.
Local grangers visited Putney grange
Friday evening.
Cider making at Log Cabin farm is
the business this week.
Charles Harris of New York was a
guest of Miss Marion Wilder, last week.
Mrs. Wilson Winchester visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gates, Sun
day.
George Robbins closed the season s
work at i. l.. Starke s and is now at
home.
Clarence Reed went Sunday to Town
shend to visit his mother, Mrs. Flora
Reed
Several new projects are under con
sideration that will be of interest when
developed.
Ice cream will be on sale at the candy
booth in the main hall by the Grange
Benefit society.
The women are requested to furnish
pies and cakes for the dance supper
without other notice.
Mrs. Harry Abbott of Kansas City,
Kansas, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Abbott this week.
Mr.. and -Irs. NJ R. Huntley of West
Dummerston were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Crosby.
A variety show was the attraction at
Johnson S hall Wednesday evening.
coming here from Chesterfield.
Miss Alta Denison, teacher in West
Brattleboro, was a recent weekend
visitor of Mrs. j. F. Houghton.
Mrs. Augusta Bennett and Miss Flor
ence Miller were guests Thursday of
Mrs. A. l.. Miller in West Wardsboro.
Miss Abigail Scraton, who has been
working the past wear for Mrs. W. A.
Miller, has gone to her home in Wards
boro.
Miss Bessie Dutton, who is teaching
in No | school in Brattleboro was a
guest Sunday Of Miss Minerva Crosby
at G. n. Crosby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard L. Jackson of
Chelsea, Mass, came Saturday for a
visit of two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Wellington.
Mrs Ada Whitney of Brattleboro
has been visitor of Mrs. Flora Adams
and her husband. Mr.. Whitney came
up to spend Sunday
See posters for the orange dance and
oyster supper Wednesday evening, NOV.
"a, at the new grange hall. This is a
personal invitation to each one.
Rev. J. S. Cogswell and Mrs. Coeswell
are planning to 90 next week to Derry,
n. H., for a visit with their son, Dr.
Cogswell. They expect to return the
latter part of the week.
The schools closed Friday for the
Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Emma
- !. .e@ cahn al
is not expected to return. She has
gone to her home in Fairhaven.
Now is the time to subscribe or re-
new your subscription for the Brattle
boro Reformer. Pass in your subscrip-
lions when send your news to your
There will be a special meeting of
Evening Star grange Saturday eve
ming, Nov. 20, to devise ways and
means of building barn to be used
in connection with grange hall. A good
is desired.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, who has been
house keeper at Henry Miller IS, has re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, and Mrs
A. l.. Taynton of Jamaica has assumed
the duties of the situation Mrs. Mil
Ter is now able to walk about some
good news for her many friends.
Services at the Congregational church
Sunday morning at 10.45. Rev. j. ).
Jogswell, the pastor, will discourse on
he topic: The fullness of the blessings
If the Gospel. Text, Romans 1929.
Sunday school and praise service as {
usual. All are welcome. Forget not
he gathering of yourselves together, t
In His Name.
The last meeting of the Ladies club t
vas held Thursday with Mrs. }. +.
Ioughton. A pleasing feature of the !
vening was a spelling match with Miss i
Iiriam Reed and Forest Hall. captains. |
Irs. Lila Reed gave out the words,
md Miss Florence Miller stood the ,
est as champion speller, while Charles
.awton won second place. +
The party at Red Fox lodge are en- c
owing the ideal Indian summer days
18th delightful drives in their Stevens \
,uryea 'slittle six ear, and campfres 4
nd dinners by the way. James A. :,
ICED, 10 years of age, has been their II
uest on two trips this week and had a "
ne time. visited places in his own and :,
earby towns that he had never seen n
efore, although he always lived in
This party has a way W
{ finding all the beautiful and plctur- u
,que spots, and is ever ready to eX az
aim over the beauty of southern Yer
ont scenery. notwithstanding 1t is ia
,mposed of worldwide travellers. el
RS. c. G.. Walker accompanied them at
ridav on a trip to Keene, Ashuelot and 2t
insdale. and Thursday James Dustin OF
I'd Harold Reed and John Walker had tr
mn dinner with them on Putney hill. re