The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-17

duties as principal of the high school il
, Ionkers,
Mrs. Morrison has rented the tenement
in Mrs. Rices house vacated by Mr.. Tou
. ski.
DR.. C. l. Scofeld will preach at tn,
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs George n. Kidder are
, spending their vacation in the White
mountains.
Mrs. Whittemore is visiting in Worces
ter this week and enjoying auto trips out
from that point
Henry Cody of Whitman, Mass has
been spending few days with his cousin,
, Miss Margaret Pigott.
Miss Vera West of Waltham has come
to make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson for the present.
Miss Hattie. Arlen was at Mr., and Mrs.
Wright Arlen's over Sunday. Mrs. Arlen,
her mother, is in feeble health.
Mrs. Charles Whalen of Mamaroneck,
n. Y. has been enjoying a visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Michael Pigott.
Misses Bertha and Minnie Ball of Ash
uelot were in town Sunday visiting their
relatives, Mrs and Miss Gertrude Ball.
Announcement cards have been received
| of the birth of a son to Mrs. Gertrude
Stebbins Temple in New York on Sept. 7.
| Mrs. George Spafford of New London,
who has been spending week at Mrs.
Nellie Alexander's. returned to her home.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage of George Mason and Miss Alice
Gegenheimer at her home in Lowell, Sept.
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Over $50 men were enrolled at Camp
| Mortified this summer. This is the larg-
est number that has ever been in attend
ance.
Harold Sherwin and family and Mrs.
Mcintyre. who have spent the summer at
Perham's Inn, have returned to New
| York
Miss Harriet Warmer has returned to
her home in West Brattleboro, after
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Fanny Cotton.
sition vacated by Miss Kitty O'Keefe in
Georges pharmacy. Miss O'keefe is visit
ing in Holyoke.
Mrs. Phipps went to Boston this week
to meet a brother who has just returned
| from South America. There is to be a
family reunion.
Mrs John G. Brady, wife of ex-Gover-
nor Brady of Alaska. is at the Mortified
with two daughters one of whom will at
tend the seminary.
George Chadwick of Toronto, Can, who
has been a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Brstols,
has returned home. Miss Chadwick is
cousin of Mr.. Bristol.
It is vacation time at Mortified and the
season of weddings too, seven being sched-
uled to take place in the near future or
having Just been contaminated.
The raccoon season has opened. Her
bert Reed secured an lS-pound coon Sat
urday night and three Others Tuesday
night, these three weighing So lbs.
Ida Shantley, niece of Mrs. Charles
Slate. who has been making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs Slate for a time, has re-
turned to her fathers in Chicopee Falls.
DR. and Mrs Campbell of East Boston
were at Mr.. Georges on Sunday, coming
here to celebrate DR.. Campbelfs 18th
Dirt hday and to visit their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. George.
Mrs. Maud Merriam Montague is sub
shutting in the school at district No. 4,
and Mrs. Nettie Evans Gilbert at No. 3,
both teachers who were engaged having
failed the committee.
Miss Ruth Brigham Gallup of Pittsfield
was married in Albany to George K. Hicks
of Pittsfield. Sept. T. Mrs. Hicks is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Joseph Brigham
and lived in Mortified several years.
Henry w. Rankin, who is former res
ident of Mortified is at the Mortified. |
He gave an informal talk on China and
Japan treating chiefly of the history and |
causes of development of the two coun- |
tries.
Obed Morgan. the second oldest person |
in Greenfield. died at the home of his |
son in Montague City Sept. 9. He was |
born in Mortified, May IA, 1919. He was |
a farmer and had spent most OF his life |
in Gill; Erving and Shelburne.
Word has been received from Mr.. and |
Mrs c. II. Webster and party who are |
on an auto trip. They had given up GO |
ing to Provincetown but were enjoying |
greatly the trip along the south shore to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Newton announce |
that the marriage of their eldest daugh- |
ter Elsie to John Rolls of Springfield will |
take place at their home IN East North
field on Oct. ), at u O'Clock. They VIII
be at home to all friends during the after
noon.
The Mortified chapter of the o. Z. 5.
is invited to attend the visitation OF Ar
cana chapter of Greenfield next Monday.
The meeting opens in the afternoon and
closes in time for Mort hfield people to
arrive home on the 10 O'Clock train at
South Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. I. Cummings went
Friday to Camp Warwonaissa as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Wright, staying
over Sunday. An auto party of seven from
Gardner joined them Sunday. Mrs. Anna
Perley and Mrs. Stella Carlton, two of the