The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

10 sIend her summer vacation
q a. Ware has bern spending the past
two weeks Ia the Adirondack,
Samuel Iladlcy returned Saturday even
ing from a lodays' visit in Springfield
Mr.. and Mr.. Ernest Carpenter spent
Saturday aud sunday in Braiileboro.
Forrest II. Bellows j. working IA {. u.
parmelce's store through the summer.
Hosea Mann Of Tornneion, Conn. has
been at the Childs Tavern all the week
Mir. Sophronia Copeland Is spending a
week with her granddaughter Mrs clsde
Lyman. o.,
Forr~, Bellows. who recently returned
from school at Barre, is clcrlSins at the
corner drug store.
Mis- Ethel Alllingion 81 Bratileboro y
amending a weeks vacation with her pa
rents in this town.
Martin A. Brown and family and
friends from Winchester, Mass, have ar
nvcd for the season.
yoscl. the butcher, has cart ON the
street this week and u u said that meat
can now be bought much lower than Tor
some months past in town.
O. +. Butterfeld. j. II. Goulding and
w l.. Adams. delegates, are attending the
state and district conventions at Mont
pelier.
Albert 6. Howe and family have arriv-
cd from Springfield, Mass, 10 spend n
| few months at their summer residence IN
Dover.
Miss Rose Haynes arrived at her SIS
ter's. Mrs. l.. H. Adams, from Plttsheld,
Mass. Saturday evening TO spend va
cation.
The union baccalaureate services were
well attended Sunday and Rev. A. Aubcrt
gave a very impressive, though somewhat
sad sermon.
People were all glad to see William
yogel starting out ON his meat cart again
Wednesday morning with his cheerful
smile OF old
James ID. Bristow. clerk In the general
office of the II. Il. & w X. r., lett june
% for two.weeks' vacation at his home
in Ogdensburg. n. Y.
The graduating class left Thursday
morning. accompanied by Prof. y. A
Viele and Miss Staples, for weeks sight
seeing trip in Boston.
Mr.. and Ms. w. NJ. Vogel and dapgh
ter spent Thursday and Friday OF last
week in North Adams. Mr.. Vogcl pur
chased new horse while there.
Miss Maudie l.. Stone of Brooklyn Is
exnccted 10 arrive in town today. After
n brief stay here she expects to san ioi
Europe TO spend the remainder OF the
summer.
The II. r. and w. r. r. company com!
menced running Sunday trains and maj
arrives at 1905 .. m, and the last tran
carving passengers and mail departs al
$50 p. m.
s. w. Sturgiss and family and friends
arrived Tuesday night at their summer
home on Cold Brook for the season. Ih'
Hartwell and Graves places, in the SAINT
vicinity are already occupied,
Some of the Forest and Stream clul
people have arrived and lot more ar
expected the last of the week. 1t is re
ported that they will have more automo
biles there than usual this season.
V. L. Adams is extending the Rapond'
telephone line to connect with the cot
tages of C. II. Foster and D. II. Jone
this week, and it is probable that severa
other cottages will be connected soon.
F. G.. Smith and Elbie Pike were II
Somerset fishing Tuesday and brough
back baskets Of handsome trout. Irou
fishing in Wilmington and Somerset ma
been better than usual this season SO lar
Miss Helen Bellows, who has beef
spending month with relatives Il
town, has gone to Greenieid, MASS,
where she will remain few days an,
then return to her home in New lorl
city.
Miss Bertha Deane arrived Tuesda!
noon from East Orange, N. j., and Mis-
Frances B. Deane arrived Tuesday nigh
from Salem, Mass, to spend the sum
mer with their mother, Mrs. Francs
Smith.
DR., Coon of Boston who has purchased
place near the foot of Lake Raponda
has six large tents erected and expects
party of nine or ten young women lroi,
boston and vicinity the last of the weel
to spend several weeks with her.
There will be no Fourth of July ceie
bration in Wilmington this year on az
count of the Old Home Week in August
but the Readsboro people have planned
celebration, with special trains TO &C
commodate those from Wilmington wh
: can attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett OF Brat
tleboro arrived in their automoDiie lues
day evening to attend the graduation ex
ercises and were the guests OF Mr.; an
Mrs. H. E. Mann over night: nose es
Mann returned to Brattleboro with then
{ Wednesday mornig.
The Fox, Foster, Morrison and Coo
cottages at Raponda are now occnple
and most of the others will probably 2
soon. DR.. j. T. Wheelock and tamil
, and o. III. Jones and family expect to o.
! cupy their cottages next week, >.
Derby and friends and DR.. McGrath an
family are expected next week. Inc ne'
8 cottage on the hill opposite the hotel Df
g ina built by Charles A. Franklin an
$ others is nearly completed and some
= the owners will arrive soon.
The DR.. S. F. Dunn prize sepeakln
! was largely attended in Memorial ma
t Monday evening despite the rather unf'
J, yorable condition of the weather. 1t wa
e pleasing to see SO much interest and el
b thusiasm shown among townspeople t
ward the school. The 10 speakers, WI z
Joined the contest for the prize all dl
excellent work and showed that a grea
deal of time had been put into it p
: themselves, as well as thorough trainln
from the teachers. Miss Kathleen Farm
e lee carried off the first prize of So on II
: Pied Piper of Hamelin. Miss ChristlI
Boyd was awarded the second prize OF
}. on The Last Hymn. and Harold Man
: received the third prize of % on his fir
delivery Of First Battles of the Revolt
ton. The Judges were Mrs: +. L. ST
, - - Cnr;n0fald Mass Rev H.