The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-24

will live in that town. The young couple
were the recipients OF choice gifts, includ-
ing silver, china, linen and bric-a-brac.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Howe and Master
Gardner Howe of Wilmington and Denton
Smith of Norwich university were the
out of-town relatives who were present at
the wedding
Mrs. O. G. Convey has been housed by
illness this week.
There will be preaching service in the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs F. E. Kellogg went to Greenfield,
Mass, Tuesday for visit
The schools will close Wednesday and
Thursday for the Valley fair.
Miss Edna Orr of Pawtucket, r. l., is |
guest at Fairview Farm this week.
Mrs. s. w. Estey left Saturday for
visit in Westfeld and Greenfield, Mass.
Fl. A. Fox has recently purchased pair
OF work horses from d. f. Mckinney.
Frank Rose has gone to Williamsville |
where he has work at A. NJ. Merrifeld's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Griffith of Batavia,
ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. Grffith's uncle. A. F.
Hill.
L. H. Knapp spent Sunday in Spring
field Mass, with his daughter. Mrs. l.. F. |
Taylor
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is a guest of her cousin. Mrs. j. $. Cutting
this week.
Mrs. R. f. Gordon closed her cottage at
Sunset lake Monday and has gone to her
home in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winter of Athol,
Mass, are expected tomorrow for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. s. NJ. DoneISon Of Montague. Mass.
has been recent guest of her sister, Miss
Elizabeth White.
Mrs Lucy Bundy of Brattleboro has
taken rooms at B. s. Miller's and is NOV
ing there this week.
Ralph Thayer entertained large party
at a corn roast Saturday evening at his
home on South street.
Mrs H. f. Prefontaine and Miss Mary ,
Prouty went to Springfield, Mass. Tues
day for a few days visit
Miss Della Miller returned Monday from
a visit at Hampton Beach. Campello and ,
South birmingham, Mass.
Miss Sadie 'Helyar, who has been teach I
ing in Vernon, has been at her home this t
week on account of illness. !
Miss Laura Dunkee returned to Spring !
field. Mass, Monday after visit with her {
mother, Mrs. Mary Dunklee. :
The mothers meeting of the Baptist So :
ciety was held yesterday afternoon with =
Mrs A. p. Eddy on South street ~"
Mrs Ellen Holton and Miss Elizabeth n
Briggs go to Mortified. Mass. tomorrow il
o visit Miss E. May Chamberlin. 1
Elbridge HAYNES returned Saturday to "
MS home in Wilmington after visit with o
MS cousin Mrs. f. H. Davenport a
Miss Helen Weatherhead entertained g
lumber of teachers on Melrose hill Mon
lay evening 10y giving corn roast. .
The school in district No. was closed :
Monday and hereafter the pupils will be h
to the academy building
The farmers are making slow progress
n filling their silos and harvesting their
rains account of the rainy weather
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harris of AIillers b,
'alls Mass. visited Mr. Harriss mother. NJ
lrs. Julia Harris the first of the week in
David Willard has broken camp on Ames
i'll and the boys who have been in his L;
barge have returned to New York city | NJ
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Lovett and daugh- pa
ar Alice of Boston came Saturday to
pend few weeks at Mrs. Helen Miller's
Mrs Jennie Pettee of Brooklyn came m
aturday to spend some time with her ~
lusin, Mrs. Anna Thurber, and other rel Il;
lives to
Louie NJ Stelmann came Wednesday
ON Syracuse. n Y, to spend few DAYS
18th his parents. Mr. and Mrs L. II. Stell- 70
ann. ~
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Highley returned Sat q
'day to their home in Huntington after n
,ending few days with Mr. and Mrs an
j. Higley. o.,
NJ DIV. W.T. b.,.b.ad l. Cd from, | IL.