The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-07-23

Keene Saturday before returning to their
home in Boston.
Mrs. Amanda Park and w. P. Lyman
visited in Gill, Mass, Sunday with Mrs
Parks brother, j. D. Clark.
Mrs. Christina Stoddard of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Miss Ida Eaton at her
| Town Hill home, The Nutshell
State Engineer Hathaway, Mrs. Hatha-
way and their child of Concord were
guests at G. S. Smiths Friday.
DR.. H. L. Brown is again practicing, his
profession, having been greatly benefited
in health by his stay in Vermont.
val forest of Pisgah last Friday. The
visiting party reported that this forest is
one of the finest in this country.
Mrs. L. Fl. Roberts and Sunday school
class of young women enjoyed a days
outing at Forest Lake Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Conway of Keene came
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Conway, a few days.
Miss Florence Towne of Clinton, Mass,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her
grandmother, Mrs D. L. Sanderson.
Julius Martin and family have moved
from the Parks block on Canal street to
the tenement in A. f. Fishers house.
Mrs. D. L. Fisher of Spofford and Miss
Caroline Fisher of Galesburg, H., were
guests of Mrs. F. w. Tilden one day this
week.
Spider, the pet dog of W. P. Lyman,
after suffering greatly from some internal
ailment.
w. A. Brooks will play with the North
east Box company's nine of Winchester
against the Winchendon nine tomorrow in
Winchendon.
P. j. Felch guided J. E. Tower, editor
of Good Housekeeping, r.. A. Bidwell of
Springfield and Prof c. H. Smith of the
Mohecan Lake school through the prime
Mrs. Helen Simonds, who has been
staying at Alfred Sprague's, has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for a months visit
with relatives.
Mrs. George Jakway and children of
Waterbury, Conn, have come to spend
several weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
D. L. Saunderson.
District Deputy G.. W. Scott of Win
chester installed the officers of the |. o.
o. F. Monday evening. A banquet fol-
lowed the installation.
Mrs. G. w. Cate and Mrs. Sarah
Simpson are visiting at Charles Hol.
lands. Mr.. Cate spent Sunday there and
Monday left for Boston.
underbrush and presents much better
appearance besides giving vehicles bet
ter view of the roads at the corner.
Mrs. E. G. Robertson and daughter
Christina, Mrs. Gilbert Richmond and
Miss Eta Richmond returned Friday from
a several weeks visit in Oshkosh, Wis.
The business men of the town contribut
ed about S34 for the purpose of purehas-
ing new alcohol lamps to. furnish the
light for the band during their concerts.
About l25 people attended the Univer-
salist picnic in Hanrahan grove last Tues
day. F. w. Tilden and w. L. Todd car
ried passengers to and from the picnic in
their automobiles.
F. S. Leonard, who visited his brother,
Prof. jackson Leonard, in Boston last
Friday, reports that the professors little
son is much improved in health and that
his complete recovery is assured.
Mrs. Amanda Park celebrated her slst
birthday last week Thursday, and the
day was made pleasant by the calls of
numerous friends who left many tokens
of esteem for the venerable woman.
Little Willie st. Gyr, son of Joseph
st. Cyr, who lives at Bellevue farm, was
climbing among the beams in the large
barn one day this week when he sudden
ly became dizzy and fell He broke his
leg and his nose.
The members of st. Joseph's parish win
hold their annual lawn party next
Wednesday evening, July 2s Supper viii
be served by the women in the basement
Of the church at $50 O'Clock. The booths,
etc, viii be located on the lawn in the