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

John Wall of Springfield was here TO
spend Sunday with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs, James Wall.
Mrs. A. l.. Carpenter and son are at
tending the 250th celebration of the town
of ladley this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Warner are
entertaining Miss Emily Philbrck OF
West Somerville, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Frost and son OF
New York city are guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cummings.
A party of high school girls are in the
Warwick camp, among them being MISS
Marion Coleman, guest of Miss web
ster.
Blanche Holton from Athol has been
visiting her uncle, Arnold Holton, ana
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Kidder went to
Brattleboro and Willamsville last Sunday
with their automobile to visit her mother
and sister.
Mrs. Lizzie Moody Washbuin OF RAJ
cine. Wis. is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cornelia Walker, and visitor OF othef
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Chamberlain
of Rochester. VT. have been visiting ms
brother. II. II. Chamberlain. and sister,
Mrs. Ed Whitcomb.
Mrs. Ella Mckay and friend from Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Alvin George. who
has been quite i'll but more encouraging
reports of her condition are now gwen
Camp Wawonaissa has been frequently
visited by different members OF the aieN-
ander family during the hot weather. M
and Mrs. Will Wright being among the
number the first of the week.
There were several representatives OF
the local grange to attend the meeting
college Thursday in response to an lnVl-
tation by President Butterfeld.
Calvin Irish was pleasantly reminded OF
his birthday last evening by party OF
friends. members of the patriotic organH-
atoms who assembled at his home on
Warwick avenue and passed a pleasant
evening.
The sale has been completed of the n:
II Alexander place to w. S. Kellogg OF
New York city. Mr.. Alexander VIII re-
main on the place until spring when MI.
Kellogg and family expect to be perlha-
nent residents
c. II. Webster and family have re-
turned from Dummerston, W, where
they have visited Miss Elizabeth AieNan-
der who is camping there with party
OF 1lltuuS lloHl wv -'N'
servatory of music.
Mrs 4 d Elmer has received pleasant
news from a friend. Isabel Dunton, who Is
now in Scotland. Later she is to &C, Gar
Isle. the English lake region. through the
Cathedral towns to London; then TO
Holland. Paris. Wales, Ireland and home
Frank Doolittle with his partner, John
Gale of Guilford are clearing the wood
and timber from the William Balm place
which they have recently bought and
have set up a steam mill. Joseph Bassett
is occupying the house vacated by MT.
Balm.
A. w. and F. L. Proctor, Mrs. julia
Proctor. Mrs. D. L. Proctor end Charles
w. Robbins were called to spencer lasl
week on account of the death OF their
amt. Mrs. j. J-Proctor. native OF tins
town but resident for many years OF
Spencer.
Robert I. Wood has recently passed
civil service examination with hnSh
rank and has received an appointment IN
the civil engineering department. OF the
United States government. lie Is at pres
ent located in the eastern part OF Massa-
chusetts.
The pickle factory of J. P. and D. Plum,
mer is open. Ed. Cosgrove in charge. ana
some cucumbers have been brought IN put
the vines need ram badly. .orn Is 1 aiso
suffering from the effects OF the long
drcuth and unless rain comes soon the
farmers will suffer heavy loss.
Arthur Field and Bert Preston, who are
Joint owners of the Putnam farm IN
southern Winchester. have dissolved part
nership and have sold the farm to Charles
B. Field, who has taken possession. MI.
Fields son Earl has moved to his fathers
farm located on the border line.
The members of the Unitarian Sunday
school will picnic at Sugar Loaf mountain
next Thursday. Starting IRON, mere on
the morning train they will go by trolley
cars to their DESTINATION ana an o.htrs
interested are invited to JON the party,
sixty cents being the round trip ticket.
An entertainment with a miscellaneous
was to be given in the Unitarian
church parlors last evening. There was
also to be a sale of ice cream, cake ana
candy. and the proceeds were to be used
in defraying the picnic expenses OIL the
Sunday school.
Paul D. Moody has finished his work
With Mortified seminary and Mt. Her
non school where he has been the pr1n-
.ipal instructor in the Biblical depart,
nent and after Sept l IS to be connected
With the Fleming H. Revell PubhSnng
company of Fifth avenue, New YORK
ity
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Wbittemore and son
md daughter of Leicester have been visit
NO relatives in town, having come with
heir automobile Among those who en-
art aimed them were Mr.. and Mrs. =. A.
Ware. Mrs Whittemore will be remem
,ered as Kate Cowles formerly OF Fitch
Iurg.
The lawn party of last Thursday even
NO was a social and financial success, sl2'
icing the gross receipts. The most popu-
ar attractions were the Punch and JUDY
how. the grab-bag, the drill by the boys
,ripade and the sioy-rides in the automo-
tiles with all the pleasing minor attrac,
ions for large attendance, nearly 4Oo
leing present
The woman's alliance met in the Uni
Ran church parlors on Wednesday al
ernoon and considered the new rehg.
on" as suggested by ex-President Eliot OF
Harvard. After the business session,
,ocial tea was served and later there was
/ business meeting of the members OF
The sewing society, most OF whom are
members of the alliance.
The body of Joshua Morrill, was
brought TO Vernon the first of the week
rom Springfield. Mr.. Morrill, for many
Years was freight conductor and resi-,
dent of South Vernon and was Wen
known in this vicinity. He was a mem
her of Harmony lodge of Masons ana
veteran of the Civil war. member OF |
he local H. H. johnson post.
4 new Mount Hermon publication Is
announced a yearbook published by the |
senior class to be called the Phoenix.
s senior class book was issued IN lsU9'
Int the attempt proved a financial fall, |
nre and no succeeding class has revived |