The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-23
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uIudy Oh DuSlHeSS.
B. S. Miller is having a new piazza
added to his house.
Charles Nesbitt is working for Sylvester
Brothers this season.
Mrs. j. S. Morse has been housed severa
weeks by a rheumatic trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Mather, who have
been i'll with grip, are improving.
The bank in the rear of the Baptist
church and parsonage is being graded.
Frank Rose went to Saratoga, N. Y,
Saturday to spend week with relatives.
Miss Sadie Helyar went to Guilford
Sunday where she began teaching Mon
day.
The Woman's association will meet with
Mrs A. w. Stowe next Thursday after
noon.
Miss Alice Laughton of Dummerston is
guest this week of her sister, Mrs A. p
Eddy
Carroll Fisher of Boston spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. E.
Fisher.
Mrs. G. E. Severance has opened the
Miller cottage on Bonnyvale road for the
summer.
Oscar R. Thomas of New York city was
a guest at n. w. Dunklee's the first of
the week.
E. Kendall Severance of Boston visited
his mother, Mrs c. E. Severance, the first
of the week.
j. L. Stockwell is improving the APP
pearance of the interior of his store with
a coat of varnish
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Wheeler and Miss
Florence Sawyer expect to sail from Jack
sonville, Fla, May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Albee returned
Sunday to their home in Newfane after
visit at j. S. Morse's.
Mrs. John Burke and daughter Frances
of Springfield, Mass, are expected today
for a visit at j. S. Woods.
c. E. Ingram and family have moved
from the Dickinson farm to E. HI. Daven-
ports house on Greenleaf street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Williams went to
Wednesday of Frank Ray, jr.
Miss Lucy McCloud has given up her
tenensent in Stockwells block and has
moved to Shattuckville, Mass.
Mrs. j. r. LeRay, who has been in
poor health for several months has not
been so well during the last two weeks.
j. G. Knapp returned to his home in
Boston Tuesday after few days visit
at the home of his sister Mrs. F. G..
Taylor
Albert Dunklee returned Monday to
Worcester, Mass, where he will resume
his studies in the Worcester polytechnic i
institute.
Paul Jones returned Monday to Dart I
mouth college after spending the Easter t
holidays at the home of his uncle, c.. R. |
Prentiss. /
The school on Dummerston hill opened /
Monday with an enrolment of nine pu- a
oils. Miss Myra Whitcomb of Holyoke is J.
eacher. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCloud of Col \
ain were in town the first of the week, +
uests of Mr.. McCloud's sister, Miss Lucy +
GcCloud h
G. R. Person and Mrs. Flora Adams a
ave this week moved from I'll. G. l.
quires house to Mr.. Persons home in p
immersion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. R. lie Ray expect to a
egin housekeeping in the upstairs tene- el
lent of Mr.. LIE Rays fathers house, o
bout May l. n
Ray Betterley came Wednesday from u
It, Hermon school to spend the summer !,
t the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. q,
ames Betterley. IA
Mrs. S. M. Pierce. who has been spend in
lg several weeks with her daughter Mrs. ca
w. Chase. goes tomorrow to her home We
st. Johnsbury. n
Miss Florence Fisher is expected to re- s.
lrn tomorrow from Lynn, Mass. where tn
le has been spending some time with her OF
ster Mrs. Fl. E. Miller. or
J. S. Woods garden il; attracting con- tn
derabe attention with its variety of II
ry spring flowers among which are no
yer 200 daffodils ip blossom. te
The Mems league will meet Tuesday III
vening in the chapel of the First Con oh
'egational church. E. M. Goodenough is
i'll give talk on Electricity and its On
tactical uses with illustrations. M
Mrs H. d. Miller, whose serious illness is
Is been reported through these columns, fo
Is passed fairly comfortable week and or
'pes of her recovery are entertained. pc
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Wiley went to sh
reenfeld, Mass Saturday to visit their mi
n, Carl T. Wiley. Mrs. Wiley, ir., aag
i'll return with them today for a visit. To-
Road Commissioner j. P. Sargent has In
ID force of men at work on the ave II"
lie this week and the appearance of the a..
rect shows a marked improvement al 'ii
ady.
Cards have this week been received from
r. and Mrs. Charles L. Wilcox of Fitch -
rg, Mass, announcing the marriage, ~
oril A. of their daughter, Miss Chloe to
'uise to Eugene Paul Rossier.
Mrs. Belle Tremble and her daughter Sc
abel, who have been spending several ca,
.eks in East Dummerston visited at d. St
!. Harris S the first of the week and lin
t Wednesday for Worcester, Mass. I
Miss Marguerite Clark, assisted by Miss sea
lrriet Atkinson, entertained her Sunday inc
lool class last evening. Games and a tai
essing contest furnished the evenings ing
and a luncheon was served ant
VI e anu NiI ~ hayes DigeioW ielt Lar its
1 are expected to reach here today to No
md some time at the home of Mrs. str
gelow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. j. vii
rk. !
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Knight entertained awi
e Neighbors' club at hearts last even the
!. Mrs. w. L. Walker, Mr.. Walker the
| Mrs c.. B. Hunter were awarded rou
yes. Refreshments were served and a she
steal program rendered. frol
1r. and Mrs. G. c. Harris entertained she
nut dozen children Saturday after som
IN in honor of their daughter Gladvs's ono
run Dlrthday anniversary. outdoor bee
les were enjoyed ana refreshments 8, OF fous
hg hostess was the recipient OF many shell
$ cite
he funeral of Charles S. Smith was got
Saturday afternoon at / o'clock at
home. Rev. Z. j. Lewis officiated and but
ial was in Meeting House Hill ceme- | time