The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

Miss Estella Niles of Concord, y. II
visited in town Wednesday
Mrs. II. e. Alillington OF Amherst
Mass, Is visiting at i. 4. FoXs.
L. 4. Prefontaine went to Nantaskc
Beach Saturday for weeks visit.
Miss Leah Harness of SaNtons River i
a guest OF Miss Sadie Hamilton TIN
weeks
Mrs. Martha Knapp Hancock OF North
ampton, Mass, has been u recent gues
OF Mrs. c. X. Evans.
Frank j. Miller OF Lawrence, Mass.
was a guest OF his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller, the first OF the week.
Merritt Chamberlin returned Monday
from Mortified, Mass, where he visited
his aunt, Miss Florence Warmer.
Mrs. W. w. Holton of Athol, Mass.
and her sister, Miss Sadie Winchester
are spending the week at j. w. Hamil
tons.
Rev. and Mrs. Schnider of Brooklyn
y. Y, Miss Mason of New Haven, Conn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred May and son OF
Wilmington are guests at John Stafford :.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin OF Green
field, Mrs. Mary Pierce of Hartford,
Conn, and f. Il. Stuart OF Colrain, Mass,
were guests at Henry BARRIERS last Fri.
| day.
The dance at W. A. Harris's Tuesday
night was well attended and much en-
| ioyed. Waless orchestra furnished music
and the Boston fruit store served ice
cream and soda.
The meeting of the Equality club of Gull.
ford street which was TO have been held
at the home of Mrs. i. o. Morse, was
postponed until Friday afternoon on ac-
count of the rain
Mrs. G. s. Higley and son, Homer, and
aunt Miss Abbie Hasiins, of Troy, n. \.
visited Mrs. II. +. Gorden at Sunset lake
Tuesday and Miss Haskins returned TO
her home Thursday
Mrs. s. H. Sawyer, Mrs Ella Donelson
and Mrs. s. l.. Morris expect to go to
East Mortified, Mass, Aug. 10 for a
weeks stay. They will attend the general
conference meetings.
Mrs. +. H. Jones returned to her home
in Windham Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her brother, c. r. Prentiss,
and daughter, Ruth, who will be her
guests for two weeks.
Mrs. L. II. Stellmann and two daugh.
tiers. Misses Frances and Gladys, returned
today from Sunset lake where they have
been for several weeks. Miss Gladyg mas
been quite i'll while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham p. Smith of
guests of their aunt, Miss Adelia Smith
Rev. +. S. Smith and daughter, Kathryn,
of Haverhill, Mass, are her guests tins
week.
Mrs. T. G. Lewis, F. B. Deming and j.
for Sprlnp-
field. Mass, after spending several weeks
at Sunset lake. Mrs Menard and son,
David. will remain in town for few
weeks.
A. P. Eddy and L. F. Mixer are in st.
Johnsbury attending the state convention
of the Rural Letter Carriers association;
L. F. Mixer gives report of the national
held at Rochester, N. Y, last
September
Several rooms in the academy building
are receiving a new coat of paint and
kalsomine, and the hall will have a new
ceiling. All of the rooms will be
thoroughly renovated and in readiness for
the fall term of school.
During the thunder storm of last week |
Tuesday one of w. A. Harris's steers. was
killed by the lightning. Nearly all of the
hair on enc side of the carcass was
burned off. Mr. Harris carried small
insurance on the animal.
Miss Eva Gleason of Burlington, who
has been a guest of her brother. Capt. +.
F. Gleason, leaves today for Springfield
and Boston. Miss Kate Cummings of st.
Adams is now guest at the Gleason
homestead for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Circuit of Medford,
Mass, the former a brother of the late
Rev. Lewis Circuit, are visiting in town.
Mrs. Grout is sister of Mrs. A. F. Tufts,
who, with her husband, is spending the
summer at H. G. Harris's.
Mrs. Ella Plummer. who was called to
Springfield, Mass. by the illness of her
laughter, Mrs. John Burke, writes that
Mrs. Burke has infantile paralysis, in
stead of Bright's disease as reported. She
was more comfortable, but one limb is
oaralyzed.
There will be no services in the Baptist
,hurch Sunday The church prayer-meet-
ng will be held Friday evening at 7.3O
o'clock. Miss E. L. Pease of Worcester,
Mass, who has been connected with the
work among the colored people in the
outh will speak of the Botume school at
Port Royal
The Twentieth Century. Sewing club
leld its last meeting with Mrs. j. s.
Morse. Mrs. E. H. Davenport's birthday
anniversary was recognized and she was |
PRESENTED with gift from the club mem '
'ers. A social time was enjoyed and light {
efreshments were served. The next 6