The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

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VISITED here asef Sunday,
Mrs. Alice Pfouly wss called Saturday
10 4. X. Thomas's in Matltsofo % assisi
| In the care II hef niees, i.onise Thomas.
aho y III with appendiciiis'
Mrs. Jennie Grayss and Mn, MyfaI
Iiears AZ East Whalsiy, Mass, Islufn~i
10 their homes Wednesday after visiting
their aunt. Mrs, :. u stone
J. woed began peiiling sw~s', earn
July -, Although his corn Il early hr
fears the dry weather has ihiafui TIC
crop 20 j, VIII be smaller than usual
Mis-. Marion Smith, who has been a.
u,est al Ms~ Graer Miner, has g.n- 20
shelbufne Falls. Mass, 10 ylsit before
returning 10 her home IN Aihol, Mass
Rev, =. J. Lewis and family arc ~
peetesl tomorrow from B,s Rock, ~,
and Mr.. l.ewis viii oocupy the pulpit a.
usual in the First Congregational ehnfrh.
Mr. J. :. Morse entertained SEVERAL
friends Sunday Ia honor u her saes,s,
Mrs. II. Susan Warren Of frpfefeil and
Mrs. Anytime hsierhrook 81 hteek'"n'
Mass
Mr. Rhoia Sargent 10 al J., Morse :
while her daughters are al York Beach,
which will be three weeks. Miss MyHus
Sargent reports great improvement ID
health.
Rev. and Mn. William Hunter and
son. Friend, Of Providence. X. L., are
expected Monday Tor weeks writ a
the home 81 his brother. Dr. e. H.
Hunter.
Monday afternoon the Near and Farther
Lights society held It's rgular monthly
meeting and miie'box opening, the con
tents u the boxes being divided between
home and forcign missions. In the even
ing the society conducted an ice-eream
sale which was well paironiked.
Mr.. and Mn. Clifford l.. Stoekwell Of
Mount Vernon, n. ", came Monday for
a two.weeks' visit at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. stoekwell
Miss Ipttie Freeman and Miss Till,
Remington returned Saturday to their
home in Providence, X. L., having spent
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
La Duke.
Mn. l.. T.. Miles, with her daughter and
son, Edith and Howard, OF Chlcopee Falls,
Mass, returned 10 their home Saturday
after q weeks visit az the Betterley
homestead.
Warren Mill, Leon Mills and Miss
Myrta Mills OF Mount Vernon and Miss
Clara Hadden Of New York city came
Saturday for an outing at the Betterley
homestead.
T. NJ. Doyle's thumb on his right hand
was caught under stone recently and
badly crushed and put out OF joint. The
thumb is very painful but Is mending as
fast as possible.
Richard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pegg, who has been i'll with spinal men.
nights for several days at the home OF
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. VI.
Stockwell is making a rapid recovery.
Misses Aiken OF Boston and Misses
Lucy and Florence Allis OF Wallingford,
Conn, are guests at j. w. Thurbers.
u. L. Smith and family OF Troy, \. y,
are expected Saturday Tor stay OF two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Davenport accom- |
panied their daughter, Miss. Clara Daven- |
port, TO New York yesterday 10 remain
until she sails Saturday with Mr., Har-
risons family for a two months trip
abroad.
DIR. and Mrs. G. b. Hunter and daugh- !
ter. Vivian, expect to leave Aug. for
spend a three weeks vacation. They viii
be accompanied by Rev. William Hunter
and family.
Dalrymple went TO his barn to feed his
stock he found his fayorite and faithful.
team horse. Topsy, dead. He had owned
the horse II years and had become great
" attached to her.
+. i. Sherman, Mrs. w. NJ Adams,
Miss Marion Adams and Miss Grace
Sherman of Providence, X. l., and Mrs:
G. s. Sherman and Miss Marion Howe of
Dover are at J. w. Williams's cottage at
Sunset lake for a month.
Mrs. McAllster of South Londonderry
is chaperoning party OF young women
who are camping at the Underwood and
Allen cottages at Sunset lake. More
guests are expected to arrive from Lon
donderry and Guilford tomorrow.
Baptist church services for the week:
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock, sermon
by Rev. DR.. Besselevre of Mount Her
mon. Mass Bible classes at II O'Clock.
Evening service at 7 o'clock. Prayer
meeting Friday evening at 73O o'clock.
Luther j. Stockwell, whose accident in
Holyoke was reported in these columns
last week, has gained gradually during
the week and it is expected he will be
removed from the House OF Providence
hospital to his home in Willimansett with
in few days.
Mrs. D. Wesley Davis Of West Guilford
has flower garden of unusual beauty.
Among the large variety OF flowers she
makes specially OF sweet-peas and mas
a choice assortment. Up to the, flrst 0,
the week she had cut 30 large bouquets
from the vines,
A. T. Stoves driving horse, Ollie, had
to be killed last Friday morning. on &C.
count Of injuries sustained during the
night by pushing one OF her hind feet
stall and being held securely in that posi-
ton for several hours.
Rev. and Mrs. J. East Harrison Of
Mount Hermon, Mass, with their sons;
Il. Stacy and P. G. X. Harrison, and
Miss Clara Davenport left Yesterday
morning for New York where they will
remain until Saturday noon when they
will sail for Europe on the White Star
liner, Arabic.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Warren and daugh
ter. Olive Cotton, of Fairlee have been
recent guests of her sister, Mrs. T.. NJ
Albee, and brother, j. s. Morse. Mrs.
Albee accompanied them to their home
Tuesday and will visit her son in Hard
wick before returning. While here, MI
Warren purchased Carter car and the
party returned home in it.
On Friday evening of last week Hayden
Souires was given surprise by 40 of his
young friends in academy hall; Games,
dancing and selections from phonograph
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The occasion was in honor OF his
18th birthday anniversary which was
Sunday. He was presented with
Brownie camera and purse Of money.
The neighbors' club held lawn party
on E. A. Knights and B. S. Miller's
lawns Wednesday afternoon and evening.
The women met in the afternoon for a
social time and the men went for supper
which was served on the lawn. Games