The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-06
to attend the quarter millenial celcbra.


Miss Marion and Miss Maud Betterey
have this week taken positions III the
Hostein-Friesian Office.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Haydock OF Lemp
ster. N. H., are guests OF Mr.. Haydock's
mother, Mrs. A. w. Stowe.
Rev. e. j. Lewis and family and c. 4
Prentiss and family drove to Mortified
Mass, Wednesday for the day
Miss Emily Bridge goes to her home in
Hazardville. Conn. today after spending
some time at the Betterley homestead.
Louie .Jillson and party of Leyden
Mass. have been spending the week at
b. S. Miler's cottage at Sunset lake
Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell and children went
TO Vernon Wednesday to spend few
DAYS with her mother, Mrs. Martha Tyler
Miss Clara Bailey and Arthur Bailey OF
Brookfeld. Mass have been recent
guests of their aunt. Mrs. l.. II. Knapp
Mrs. f. A. Worthington and daughter,
Miss Elsie, of Agawan, Mass, are visit
ing their cousin, Mrs. H. F. Prefontaine.
Mrs. j. p. Graham and son have re-
turned to their home in Boston after
spending several weeks at Robert Ora
hams.
Mrs. Jennie Plummer Cove LETT Sat
urday for Ludlow, VT, to join Mr.. Cove
after a weeks visit with her cousin. Miss
Mary Wood.
Miss Sadie Winchester returned yester..
day from visit at the Maine beaches and
with her sister, Mrs. w. W. Holton IN
Athol, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Menard and son
| leave Tuesday for few days stay IN
Wilmington before returning to their
home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. d. S. B. Allerdice and daughter
Amelia left Tuesday for their home IN
! Providence, X. l., after spending some
time at /. H. Stelmanns
Prof. F. F. Harding with his daughter
Roberta and son William went Monday
TO their home in Brooklyn after spending
several weeks at E, A. Knights,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jillson and daugh-
ter Ruth of East Orange, n. j., are visit
ing Mr. ,Jillson's parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. j. Jillson. at Fair View farm.
Miss Goldie Courtemanche of Whining
ton came Wednesday from Portland, Me,
where she has been spending month, to
visit her cousin. Miss Sadie Winchester
The women of West Guilford will meet
next Wednesday afternoon in the chapel
to tie quilt. \ social will be held IN the
evening. Every one is urged to be pres
ent.
c. f. Clisbee and family of Revere,
Mass. with his mother, Mrs. Charles
Clisbee. and sister, Mrs. Alice Richmond,
are at Spofford lake for tive weeks out
ing.
Miss Blanche Martin left Sunday even
ing for her home in Canton. \. Y. after
a two weeks visit in town with her
aunts, Mrs. +. E. Alather and Mrs. F.
w. Gage.
Mrs. J. r. lie Ray who has been in
poor health for several months has not
been so well during the last two weeks
and is now confined to the use OF
wheel chair.
Mrs. f. d. Kimbal and daughter Kath-
lyn of White Plains. \. y, came Mon
day to spend three weeks at H. c. Har
ris's. Mr.. Kimball is expected the first
of next week,
Mrs. w. E. Stellmann and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Winchester and
daughter. Miss Frances Stellmann and
Miss GLADYS Stellmann are at Sunset lake
for ten days stay.
Services will be held as usual at the
Baptist church next Sunday in charge OF
a Mount Hermon student, and the md
week prayer meeting will be held Friday
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Peck came yester-
day from visit at Portland, Me, and
the White Mountains to spend few days
at H. G.. Squires's before returning to
their home in Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ Hale and Mr.. and
Mrs c. E. Prouty of Dover and Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Betterley and daughter Ruth |
Of Brattleboro are spending some time at |
Sunset lake in the Hildreth cottage.
Services will be held as usual in the
= al Il, pfiaH-
There will be preaching by Mr.. Lewis at
1890 o'clock and he will be in charge OF
he open-air meeting on the common at
o'clock.
The Needlecraft has been invited to
meet with Miss Florence Fisher and her
sister. Mrs. Fl. E. Miller, next Tuesday
lfternoon at Miss Fishers home Each
member is requested to contribute for a
over dish lunch.
Mrs. J. S. Morse entertained the 1909
hub Tuesday afternoon at her home on
1len street. Following the business
meeting a luncheon was served and IA
,ors in the form of floral designed post
ards were given each member.
4 petition is in circulation this week
mong the citizens of the town school
district asking for the appointment of a
pecial school meeting which will au
nOflZe the directors 10 ueclue whether OF
lot the high school shall be supported in {
his village.
Miss Alta Dennison of Benardston
Mass, Miss Bertha Hazelton of Dunn
nerston. Miss Nora Jaquith and Miss
laude Clark of Guilford and Miss Ber-
ice Boyd of Wardsboro are among those {
Tho are attending the summer school :
Considerable annoyance is being expe-
fenced by guests at Sunset lake this sea
on by frequent visits from thieves. i
Quantities of wood and provisions are c
aiken, also boat oars and other articles '
uspicion points strongly to party who
) likely to be dealt with legally if the :
nnoyance continues II
At special meeting of Western En- J
inc company last night it was decided I
0 take the engine out for practice again
Ionday night. All who are intending to
o to muster should be present at the :
orms as it will be necessary to have two :
7eek's time to get them made.
The arrivals at the Betterley homestead =
his week are Mrs. y. H. Strickland, Miss /
va Bradley, Miss Grace Smith and Miss
adie Wright of New Haven. Conn, Mrs. !
. l.. Stockwell Miss Myrta Mills and
fiss Frieda Blumenberg of Mount Yer
on. y. Y. Miss Rachel Phelps and Miss q
Jose Dominy of Holyoke, Mass.
At the practice playout of Western =
ngine company Monday. evening 200 feet
as reached. A regular meeting of the
lmpany was held Tuesday evening. At t
lis meeting it was voted TO accept the c
lvitation to the muster at North Adams, v
rovided sufficient number OF men to ?
n the brakes will agree to go. Forty
~, have al,aady oiyep their for | :,