The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05

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ihis week when two touring cars Mhlel
were Iaring through the village me
Mrs, A. n, Rafnum ~ her car III the tot
OF the hill near Mr.. Dewitt 3, One o.
the big machines sraEc.i the wheel o.
Mrs, faTnnm car. They were eoini
al such a rate of spced that had tbs
wheels more than gIatcd each oihel
even by few inches a very seIioni
accident could moi possibly have beet
Ay.fied. II Is said this rae. continued
10 Towhshond. Upon their return laiel
ia the evening their numbers Were
taken aud il Is Toported that complaint
will be entered against them.
Mrs, Alice Micoii Is visiting In Lon
donderry for a week,
Miss Pearl Greenwood Of Williams
willie Is working for Mrs. Bert Smith.
Miss Ruth sirccler Of Braitleboro I,
guest of Mrs. Davidson for few
DAYS.
Miss Mildred Pierson Of Cromwell,
Conn, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. \. ,.
Moore.
Mrs. Albert Buckley. who has been a
guest ~ the Inn, returned 10 Philadel'
phia Monday
Mrs Angie Bradeen aud two children
returned 90 their home In Somerville,
Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. Dickerman RYDER aud three
children have returned Ia their home
IN Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Walter Wheeler Of williamsville
has been visiting relatives and friends
here since Friday.
The guests Of Mrs. Lockwood re.
turned 20 their homes In Connecticut
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Daniel Gates OF East DUN.
mcrston is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Wilson Winchester.
Henry StOckwcll Of West Brattleboro
and Miss Mildred Boyd OF Wilmington
are employed at the Inn.
Mrs. Alice Randall OF Winter Hill
came Monday night 10 visit her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Iieseock.
Peter Hardy and family Of Wards.
bOro have moved into the house below
the village owned by George Knapp.
Miss Nav Kelsey, who has been en-.
ployed by Mrs. Wright. has returned 10
her home and Miss Mary Stillson is
taking her place.
Mrs. n. 5. Chip Of New Haven and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace French OF Bratile'
boro were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Gates ON Monday.
w. II. Newton, cashier of the Ma
tional bank in Wallingford, Conn, |
visited the Misses Newton from Satur- |
day until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Howe and |
daughter of Mclndoes Falls, VT, came |
TO visit Mr.. Iiowe's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Howe.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Guy C.
lamson, who is pastor of the Baptist
church in HYDE Park. Mass. will preach
in the Congregational church here.
Mrs. Abbie Eager, who has been in
for the past two weeks
visiting Mrs. Amasa Grout, came We'd
lesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Henry
Kenny.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il.
Wright are Miss English. Miss Comfy,
Miss Hildebrand of New Haven, Conn,
md Miss Morris and Mr.. Blanchard of
Boston.
Last Saturday Mrs. A. II. Farnum
arried Miss Harriet Fletcher of
Townshend to Westminster and vicinity
n her ear, covering a distance of about
70 miles.
A. \. Mont, who spent his vacation at
}. X. Wright s, returned to his home
n Springfield Saturday, leaving Mrs.
iont and Frederick for the remainder
f the season.
Guests at the Davidson Naples are
ir. and Mrs. ID. A. Robbins of Boston,
Hiss Louise Bissell. Miss Evelyn Kent
md Miss Elizabeth Yochum, all of 4,
BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Mrs. Martha Oatman had bad fall ,
Wednesday which resulted in sprained
yrist and other bruises. She is more !
omfortable though obliged to carry
err arm in sling.
Miss Helen Marsh and Miss Marion E
eddy, who have been guests of Mrs.
for the past six weeks, have !
one to Camp Rich at Milton, VT, for Z
ne month of August. \
Mrs. Knowlton and Miss Martin 5
rove to Brattleboro Wednesday to meet i
lexander Vinton and sister of New
ork, who will spend their vacation
18th Mrs. Knowlton.
Miss Hortense Switzer, who has been
,aching in Easthampton, Mass, visited
[rs Viola Chase from Saturday until
thursday. Miss Switzer will teach in I
rattleboro this fall.
Alvin Gates was taken suddenly i'll a
it'll heart trouble Saturday morning.
@ is under the doctor IS care and at the il
resent writing is much improved and
able to be about the house. V
There will be an examination at the
hoolhouse in the village Aug. 1926 "
II all pupils who wish to attend high d
hool. 1t will be conducted by the
perintendent of schools, Rev. E. Cd 4
ark. 9,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert c. Brown of
,nway, n. H., are guests of Mrs. y. G. ;,
.own of Brattleboro. Mr.. Brown, who =,
90 years old, is well known by some "
the older residents as when boy he
ed in this town. "
Miss Alice Perham gave her annual .
hibit and sale of fancy work here at
e home of Mrs. Ranney Monday and at
lesday. Miss Perham displayed some CO
ouisite pieces of drawn work and EN-
oidery, as well as a large variety of r
all articles, such as bags, needle W
oks and pin cases.
The entertainment given by the &c
ung people under the auspices Of the d;
ristian Endeavor society was well at
lded and proved very entertaining. d;
great deal of credit should be given A
IS. Grace Rhoades and Miss Harriet
wton, the committee in charge, also
Miss Nellie Pratt, who staged TIE ~ ~
". There were % to take part and u
t one book for all to use. But one
eek was spent in preparation. The tie
)ceeds from the entertainment ana M
G were about SIS.