The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01

been a lifelong resident of this village UNI
til his entrance to the University of Mich
igan and the bride has lived in town about
Is years, having moved here from Gard
ner, Mass. They are to live in Syracuse.
c. D.. Pettee of Boston spent Wednes
day i'll town.
Edward Martin has been housed by i'll.
ness this week.
j. l.. Barney has been confined to the
house since Sunday by illness.
Mrs. Ella Plummer of Springfield, Mass.
visited relatives during the week.
Miss Mary Fitch of South birmingham,
Mass, is guest of Miss Della Miller.
Miss Florence Warmer goes to North
field Mass, today to spend the winter.
Miss Abbie Dunklee expects to 60 next
week to Waterbury to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Martin and daughter went
to Amherst, Mass, Monday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Malva Taylor of Orange, Mass has
been a guest of Miss Irene Mather this
week
Fred johnson of Wilmington has been
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. C.. futile this
week
Mrs Jennie Cheney will lead the prayer
meeting this evening at the Baptist
church.
Miss Helen Martin of keene, N. H., was
guest of Miss Gertrude Stockwell during
the fair.
William f. Tyler of Boston has been a
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell,
this week.
Louie Thayer left Tuesday for Burlng-
ton to resume his studies in the Vermont
university.
A regular meeting of Western Engine
company No. ] will be held Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 5.
Misses Edith and Helen Morgan OF Lud-
low were guests of Mrs. f. A. Knight dur
ing the fair.
Mrs. E. L. Bass of Randolph came We'd
nesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Alma
Goodenough
Mrs Dickie and grandson, Kenneth Hood
of Topsham are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
G. NJ Gibson.
Miss Edna Orr, who has been guest at
III. j. Jillson's for several weeks, has gone
to Bellows Falls for a visit.
Stanford Fisher of North Adams, Mass,
has been a guest of his brother, Marshall |
Fisher, this week.
Mrs Mary A. Bigelow gave several of |
her women friends boat ride to Putney |
Wednesday afternoon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Bidwell of Charles |
town, N. H., have been guests at E. C.
Dunklee's this week.
Mrs A. II. Goodenough was taken to
the Memorial hospital Friday to undergo
course of treatment
Charles Scales of Ashbumham, Mass,
visited the Valley fair and called on for
mer acquaintance this week.
George Stockwell of North Adams Mass,
has been a guest of his brothers, C. j.,
and H. A. Stockwell, this week.
Miss Maude Stone of Brooklyn has been
a recent guest of her grandmother, Mrs
II. A. Stone, at Mrs. c. R. Evans's
Julius Harris of Shelburne Falls. Mass,
visited relatives in town this week and
attended the Valley fair. i
Several from here are planning to at
tend the Christian Endeavor Union con
vention at Middlebury next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helyar of Mt. Her
mon, Mass, are guests of Mr.. Helyars I
mother, Mrs. A. M. Helyar, this week ;;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris of Millels
Falls, Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ID. w. Harris during the fair. !
Dr. and Mrs F. W. Gwyer have closed :
their summer home at Sunset lake and
left Tuesday for their home in New York
city, d
Mrs. Maria Loud, who has been spend '
ing the summer at H. G. Harriss, expects +
to leave for her hGme in Boston the first
of next week. {
Mrs. William Legs opened the Lynch y
hospital for the accommodation of Valley a
fair guests, thereby furnishing lodging for
a large number.
r. n. Hescock expects to leave about the i
middle of this month for New York city, {
l,..., h.. IL.
son, Ethan Hescock.
Tuesday for their home in Chicago, after
spending the summer with Mr.. Cuttings
father, H. NJ. Cutting. !
Miss Lillian Clark left Tuesday for a
visit in Albany before returning to her '
nome in Yonkers, n. Y, after a visit to i
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Clark +
Thomas NJ. Doyle has this week taken {
position with Crosby & Parker, having v
harge of the blasting. He succeeds Mr. 2
3loxom, whose death occurred last week I
John Helyar of Burlington has been
pending the week with his mother, Mrs
\. NJ Helyar Mr. Helyar had charge of c
he Vermont university exhibit at the Val "
py fair. r,
Rev. C. r. Chappell of Mendon, Mass, n
expected tomorrow to spend 10 days in h
own. Mr.. Chappell comes as a candidate II
nd will preach in the Baptist church Oct. l.
and TO- ~
Mrs. l.. J. Stockwell and daughter Ruth ci
eturn today to their home in Whitman W
EFT, Mass, after attending the Valley fair al
nd visiting Mrs. StockwelFs parents Mr. w
nd Mrs. j. n. Betterley.
Mrs. Burton Strickland and Miss Eva
radley return today to their home in New
Laven. Conn, after spending August and pa
eptember at the Betterley homestead iec
Mrs. Minnie Fits and Miss Kate Wheel ~
49, a., ottanio5 a. P.,,.;s. .'a. SCI
on. They visited Rev. and Mrs. n. A.
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