The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-06


nix of South Deerfield were also visitors
of Miss Curran.
Mrs. Ellen Dennison of Brightwood. VS.
tied her sister, Mrs. Nj. ID. White, from
Monday until Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Rodney Merrill and children went
to st. Adams Friday where they lntehd
to live, as Mr. Merrill has employment
there.
Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Sarah
Emerson returned to Holyoke SATURDAY
after spending week with Mrs. Ella
Doolittle
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Robertson and
daughter Marion lett Tuesday Tor TWO
weeks stay in Burlington, Montreal ana
other places.
Charles Owen and daughter, Miss Myra,
Owen. returned today from a several
weeks visit with Mrs. w. ID. Inekey IN
TiIton, n. II.
c, l.. Clement and family left for Ham
stead SATURDAY. where they will remain Tor
some time before going to their new nome
in Buxton, Me.
Mrs. Winifred Kinds is on the sick list.
Herbert Phillips of Gardner, Mass, mas
been visiting his sister, Mrs. r. W. run
en-, several days this week
Mrs. A. L. Dix and daughter, Miss Ana,
of Montgomery Centre, who nave Deeii
spending the past two months III Ne"
York are now visiting MIS-. A H. DiA'
Miss Blanche Bronson, who has been IN
New York city for the past several
Months came home Saturday for two
weeks stay with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Bronson.
Mrs. F. Ii. Cooke and three children,
who have Keen spending the past month
in town. returned to their home IN ~,
Adams, VT. Friday accompanied by Miss
Maud Taylor.
Mrs. George Jakeway and children re-
turned to their home in waterbury,
Conn. Saturday after spending several
weeks in town with her grandmother,
Mrs. D. l.. Sanderson.
Mrs. James Burns aud children of Wor-
cester and her sister. Miss Carrie Booth,
who has been visiting her the past SIX
weeks. come tomorrow Mrs. Burns will
soon ioin her husband in Washington,
d. G.
Owing to the rain Thursday Sheridan
Relief corps and Sons of Veterans held
their supper in G. A. r. hall instead OF
on the lawn of Mrs. :. j. Scott. In spite
Of the weather quite number went to
the supper,
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Spencer, formerly OF
this town. died Tuesday OF last week at
a hospital in Westheld. Mass, after a
Scvera weeks illness. She was the wife
of John +. Spencer, former Hlnsdale
man. Since their marriage they nave
lived in Springfield West Springfield and
Westfield. Mrs. Spencer is survived by
her husband two daughters and four
sons.
o. II. Cooper was arraigned before
Judge Howe in the local police court Sat
urday on the charge of illegal liquor sell
ing. He pleaded not guilty and was
bound over until the October term OF
court under 800 bonds. Upon his re-
quest. however in the afternoon he was
allowed to plead guilty. He was fined
S25 and costs, amounting to S32o3 ana
iail sentence of 60 days, the latter being
suspended.
Norman Scott visited Roland Woods In
Winchester several days last week.
The Knitting club met with Mrs. W. j..
Fay last week Thursday afternoon. A
business meeting was held and Mrs. Rose
Holland was elected president; Mrs. Anna
Tlden, vice president; and Mrs. Alonzo
Goss, secretary and treasurer. In the
evening the gentlemen were entertained
and am excellent banquet was served in
Fays hall
A baseball team made up mostly of
local players went to Pine Grove Springs
hotel Wednesday to play against, the hotel
team and the game proved to be one OF
the most interesting played there this
season, the score being ) to in favor OF
Pine Grove Hinsdale was i'll the lead
until the eighth inning when things be
gan to break badly for our boys and the
hotel team forged ahead Another game
will be played in two weeks and Hins-
dale will go prepared to win, Morrill,, the
old ex-league ball player, will probably
umpire the game,
Mrs. Fred Jones, until few years ago
resident of this town, is one of the
prime movers in a project to build a
school for young women in Los Angeles,
Cal. to be known as Mortified Hall.
Mrs. Joness uncle, John d. Hooker, is
the financial promoter of the school and
will bear nearly the whole of the original
cost. Mrs. Jones is one of the promi-
nent alumnae of the Mortified seminary,
hence the name of the Los Angeles school
The object of the school will be to as
sist worthy young women who are OF
limited means to obtain a higher educa-
ton and perfect themselves in their
chosen lines of work.