The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26
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Ma. nlah Dalisn visited ls'' sch in
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spshnsd lass issi aesk,
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asIs II l.. T. NsaFks SUNDAY,
TAr hnssss party a. the ksllsy farm
isii Mssias~siag, hs'siasssId hon.si'
Master r.isa,d nasis !. visiting his
grandparents 10 thesisFisli, y "
Nj. sni Ne q, =, Crosby si~nl sun
das II living ksishuin's IA fu,nsy,
Mis. Mitssfa C,,,.ly y visiting in iisl'
loNs isis. sslss, II Miss lamss hfuslih,
Mn, q. y. ttasly visited hsF sisirf.
Alrs nsnisl Mildsr. 10 rulnry. lac, ~esk.
Mrs. Ausu.la Ilshnsii and Aienso iifad'
les aw slrnllns lea days IN Montague
Mass
John shsl.lon ha. completed he garage
and l. nuN having urcen Mountain silo
sTrsied
Charle. Murl,hy Al Groion, Mass, Mas
gaesi Al nsaeon A. A. Duiion's over
sunday.
Mr. and Mn. ". 4, Miller and chill
dFrn. Who have hrcn an vacation, afv
home again.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles fi.hrr and family
air visiting this week IN Jamaica and
Londonderry.
Mr.. Wilson Winchester 81 NN.Nisnee
has leen ~. gnssi II hef parents, Mt and
Mr.. u, ". .a,os,
Mn. Maty Poland al Springfield.
Mas. has hssn q rroeni visitor II Mr..
and Mr. A A. Duiion,
Gle. Reed II Chicoroc fall., Mass,
.f~ni iew days hsi week al Los Cabin
farm and rine,Nay camp,
Mis-. blanche Newton aud Miss Elsie
lIaErlion spent SUNDAY IN Bmiil.boIo'
guests II Miss Corona lIcll,
Nil. Elsie clark al West Dummersion
/. a Mal.le Rtig. Fruit farm guest Of her
aunt, Mrs Niniircd Willard.
Mis. Ida Knapp and Mrs Martha
Hancock 81 Northampton, Mas, are az
the Knapp homestead for a vacation Win
relatives,
u. l.. Martin. .taie commissioner OF
agriculture. and II. {. shaw 81 Brattle'
l,oro visited ~ Maple Ridge Fruit farm
SATURDAY.
Mr.. CLARA Durham Of Athens and Mr..
Emma knight al >AXtons River wef. re-
cent guests 81 their cousin. Mr.. H. i.
Spauldlng.
MIR and Mr.. II. =. Smead. with their
three children. and Carleton Perry, went
Ia Greenfield. Mass, sunday IN Mt.
sheldon automobile IN charge oil ,haui-
ieur Lawrence
The Christian Endeayor society has q
social thi. tfridayl evening at NJ; T..
buttons with Misses Edith anu RUIN
Dutton hosiesses.
Mrs. Augusta Bennett, Mn. \. 4. u.
Patch and Mr.. and Alrs. r. II. Brown
attended the Pomona grange meeting last
week in Marlboro.
There will lie meeting Of the grange
| fair committee in Grange hall saturday
evening, Aug -, To make arrangements
for the annual iair.
Mr.. Flora Adams and her brother,
George Person. spent the day N Marlooro
with their friends, Mr.. aud Mr.. W; ID.
Houghton. who came for them in their
automobile.
| Children's night in the grange was a
very uleasant affair \ line program:
given by the children. and refreshments OF
cake and ice-eream served later. were the
| features Of the OCCASION
The dance and supper FRIDAY. evening.
Sept. .. given by the grangers IN Grahge
| hall at Dummerston Center, should pe
kent in mind. All are invited 10 contrib
ute literally for the supper.
At the republican caucus Saturday even
ing Il C. Baldwin was nominated candi-
date for town representative for the re-
publican PARTY. F. O. Downs, democrat,
was chairman OF the caucus.
The Ladies' club will meet at the vestry
Aup ri at III
| o'clock. Come prepared for picnic am
ner. Also bring brooms, mops, ana otner
necessary weapons TO make rad on the
dust, etc.
The democrats met in caucus Monday
evening. +. II. Brown was chairman ana
Uoratio was nominated candidate Tor
town representative. The following were
named for justices of the peace: =. II.
Brown /. ii. Lynde. John Knight, Frank
Downs and G. B. Field
Rev. Charles River will conduct divine
services at the Congregational church
next Sunday at l0,45 a; m. Sunday
school as usual Christian Endeavor meet
ing in the evening The sermon ON faith
| by Rev. Mr.. River last Sunday was very
highly commented upon, and many. WI,
ba clad to hear him next Sunday. A full
house is an incentive to good work. All
come.
Nomination papers have been filed at
the town clerks office for Leavltt l..
stark. as a candidate for town representa-
tive on the citizens ticket. Many farmers ranrn
believe their interests can better be repre-
sented by practical farmer who. knows
and understands the needs, of farming
community than BY merchant Th.rafor although nn%
both are good citizens s lne M Sior Ion'
Miss Hotaling and Miss kerns OF New
week wee, with Mrs. s. B. Holton,, are this
week at Pine-Way camp. Mr.. Roberts OF
Holyoke. Mass, Giles Reed of Gh t:p1
Falls. Mass, George Thwing and trend,
Mr. Clark who were guests in camp the
latter part of the week, and II. G. Black
Of Greenfield who was there Sunday lay{ny with
George Corser Of Holyoke' Mass, reeuii tSa
late train Sunday, their vacation being
at an end