The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-22

liam NJ. Sparks entertained the cOmpan
with selections on his graphophone. II
also read letter from Past Master e. W
Weston of New Haven, Vt. who was III
able to attend. 1t was unanimously vote
to observe the centennial of the lodge i
1911.
Past Master S. f. Hescock of Spring
field. Vt, and Harrison Eddy of Brattle
boro are the only two members of Bazn
Star lodge living who signed the mortgag
and it was very fitting that they shout,
be the ones to burn it. Other guests pres
r. Pierce of Londonderry, w. E. Cudwortl
and Ernest Cudworth Of Londonderry
John Gleason and VIII Kidder of Wards
boro, O. r. Wright. Ransom Rand, Franl
Dewitt, Arthur Harvey, Earl Davis, Free
Underwood, Claude Mahar of Newfane, A
n. Sherman, F. E. Willard, p B. Sparks
Herbert Garry and E. H. Richardson o
Williamsville.
All were enthusiastic in their praise Of
the fine banquet served by Edith Sparks
and her sisters of the Evening Star.
Fred Lowe visited Brattleboro Monday.
Col Miles's new henhouse is near COM
pletion.
Mrs William Sparks spent Thursday in
Bratteboro.
Harrison Eddy of Brattleboro was in
town last Friday.
Miss Edith Sanders spent the first of the
week in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Bert Davis of Newfane stopped at
the Inn on Wednesday.
Sylvanus Hescock of Springfield, Vt,
called in town last week.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, who has been i'll for
some time is much better.
The Eastern Star lodge held their regu
lar meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs Walter E. Timson of Brattleboro is
visiting her father, Alonzo Stone.
Mrs. Louise Barrett of Fitchburg, Mass,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Herbert Barber.
F. L. Chamberlin of Brattleboro was in
town Wednesday preparing to shoot a
deer.
Miss Lucy Booth and Sir Gibbie are
spending a few days in Windham this
week.
Mrs. Henry Miles, Mrs Celia Cutler and
Mrs. Fred Cutler spent Tuesday in Brat
tleboro.
Charles Wilder's cider mill is running,
George Eager of Jamaica being the "cider-
ologist."
Miss Sadie Whitney spent the first of the
week with Mrs. Edward Wellington of
Brookline.
Tim Kennedy is working in Fred Law
rence's blacksmith shop. Now Fred can
go hunting
Mrs. Inez Moore accompanied her son,
Cecil j. Snow, and Park Osgood to Brattle
boro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Howard are moving
this week to Mrs. Townshend's house in
Harmonyville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Holland of Brat
tleboro arrived Wednesday to spend few
days in town.
G. II. Sherwin of Brattleboro came Sat
urday to visit his father, who is quite i'll
at John Jenkinss.
Miss Florence Sanders will leave Mon.
day for Hartford, Conn, to buy her fall
stock of millinery.
Mrs. Charles Willard and Miss Nellie
Willard left Saturday for weeks visit in
Schenectady, N. Y.
G. T. Whitney of Brattleboro and B. G.
Eager of Newfane spent Sunday at the Inn
visiting Mrs. Eager.
quantity of trout to be used in stock
ing the brooks were received by Robert |
this week.
William Sparks has improved the inte-
rior of the clearing house" by fresh paint |
and new decorations.
The many Townshend friends of Prof.
and Mrs Landman will be pleased to know
that he is gaining rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wellington of
Brookline spent Wednesday with their
aunt, Mrs. Edgar Allbee
Charles Evans took a string of dogs to
Colchester, Conn.,, last week Thursday to
in the field trials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Forrest are visiting at
J. Q. Stebbns's. Mr.. Forrest worked for
Mr. Stebbins for long time.
Fred Gilbert left Thursday for Burling-
ON where he will attend the educational
meetings, returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Cudworth and sons,
Ernest and Rupert, of Londonderry visited
his week at Eugene Cudworth's.
Miss Ethel Sparks returned Monday
rom her visit to Westminster West and
$ working at Mrs Frank Blood's.
The many friends of Mrs. E. B. Bachel-
Ter will be glad to know that she has near
v recovered from her recent illness.
Mrs Harry Sparks and little daughter,
Ruth left Thursday for a weeks visit in
ax'ons River and Westminster West. !,
Mrs. Ralph Snyder cooked squash this
week that she kent since a year ago last
and said it was unusually good.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Richardson and Mrs. !
richardson's mother, Mrs. Fl. Livermore of
T Athol. Mass, have been visiting in Har
lonyville.
Mrs Alma Cummings took her youngest
hid to Brattleboro Wednesday for an !
reration on her hand. Dr. Osgood ac- /,
her.
Col A. b. Franklin has gone to Ran
olnh TO attend the reunion of the sth !
ermont regiment which he commanded
uring the Civil war.
George Goodenough of Newfane, who h
as been working this summer at the Inn,
as finished his work there and Monty
reason has taken his place.
Henry Dutton is with his mother in
He has spent the summer
Furore and will soon leave with his
other for their Florida winter home. d
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allbee of Saxtons
iver who have been visiting in Brook h
,e. left for Brattleboro today where they b
III make short stay before going home.
Several members of the Ladies' Aid met n
the Baptist church Wednesday and did v