The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03
West BrattlebOrO

q Visitor ia iaNn this week
Franr.s Ayeiy 81 auckland. Mass. has
bern resenl visitor IN town,
Nj. E,hel Illo.lgcit visited IN White
River Iuneiian oyef Memorial day
Ni., Carrie Marsh will he a guest 81
her cousin, Miss MARY Weod, neat week
Mr.. aud Mr., ". J. Bond II uFeeniieli'
Mas. arte guests al his parents, MI,
and Nrs, l. +, bond, Sunday aud Mon
day.
Mr.. G. u. relice Of Boston \ al the
home 81 her father A. b. hill, Tor a
visit,
Carroll Fisher Of LAnn, Mass, IL visit
ing HE parn,s, Mr. aud Ms' T. T.
Fisher,
Mr.. and Mr.. II. A. Thomas Of Green;
field, visited relatives IN town sunday anu
Monday,
Mr aud Mn. Charles 5. Squire. visited
in Worcester aud Boston from SATURDAY
60 Monday,
Mr.. Harriet stone came from Brock
kn la.t week 10 spend month with Mn
{. H. Evans,
Mrs. r.. |. Perry Of Greenfield, Mass,
has been one 81 the out-of'iown VISIT
ors this week
Mr. and MIR. Frank Winchester have
moved 10 Halifax where he Is working Tor
". u. Warren.
q e. Warmer Of Arlington, y, ,Jp
came lasi night 10 visit his mother, Mrs'
A. NJ. Warmer.
Miss Clara White OF Greenfield, Mas
visited her aunt, Miss Elizabeth White,
the iirsi oi the week,
j. 5. Wood aud A. VI. Akley are en-,
loving witt ia Greenfield, Boston and
Providence this week.
Mis. Josephine Phelps went TO Spring
field. Mass. yesterday TO spend some time
with Mr.. Alice Fox.
Ap. Gross and son. Frank, OF Spring
field, Mass. were guests OF their aunt,
Miss Augusta Fox, Monday. :.
Mrs. A. =. Saunders and child OF
Springfield. Mass, have been spending
the week in town with relatives.
Mr.. MARY Richardson OF Charlestoyn,
n. H.. visited her aunt, Mrs. Cynthia
Ellis, from Saturday to Tuesday.
Elliot Allardice and family OF Gin
ton, Mass. were guests OF their aunt
Mrs. l.. II. stellmann, the hrst Oh 'hc
week.
Mrs. A. D. spaulding returned Wednes.
day to her home in Scituate, Mass, after
visiting at Mrs. Jennie Cheney's Tor sew
eral days.
Mrs. William Legs and Miss Anna
O'Neil returned Sunday from an auto
mobile trip TO New York city and through
New England.
Albert Dunkee and John Dermody, OF
Worcester, Mass, We're guests OF M
Dunklee's mother, Mrs. l.. {. Dunklee,
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Olive Weatherhead Of Greenfield,
Mass. visited at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Weatherhead from
Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. II. C. Squires entertained the lslo
club yesterday afternoon at her nome
Games and music were enjoyed ana IT,
freshments were served.
Mrs. n. A. Wood and daughter, Flor
ence. will return to their home IN Rum
ney. n. H.. tomorrow after spending the
week at L. H. Davenport's.
The men inmates at the town farm
were given an automobile ride Monday |
afternoon by G. II. Clapp.. The kindness
was fully appreciated by the recipients.
Mrs. w. b. Houghton went to New |
York city the first of the week and Is
expected to return today with her dangn
tiers, Miss Rachel and Miss Esther Hol-
brook.
The reception given Friday evening in
Academy hall by Miss Ethel Blodgetts
dancing class was well attended anu
proved u SOCIAL suCNSss. +ui''
was presented with picture by her
pupils. -,
Miss Susan E. Clark is in Rutland this
week attending the annual meeting OF the
State Federation of Woman's clubs. Miss
Clark gave report of the National FED
Grafton meeting held at Cincinnati re-
Gently
g. S. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. G: A.
Allen, Howard johnson, Miss Clara Day
export, Miss Kate Wheeler and Miss
Josephine Phelps attended the baptist
Sunday School convention in Readsboro
Wednesday.
Examinations for pupils of the ninth
grade and from the districts who wish
to enter the high school were held, yes
terday in the academy under the direc-
tion of Superintendent Whittier. There
was a good number of candidates.
Mrs. Ida Forbush of Cannon Station,
Conn, has been guest OF Mrs. Roscoe
Fisher a part of the week. DURING her
stay in town she had a monument erect
ed in Meeting House Hill cemetery over
the grave of her late husband, Fred r.
Forbush.
Mr. and Mrs F. w. Wilder Of Dunn
merston, Miss Ida and Miss Patience
Wilder Of Putney, Mrs 9. v. Eaton n and g
Underwood and daughter of Holyoke,
Mass, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Walker Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. G. r. Prentiss returned Tuesday
from Washington, d. c., where she at
tended the Worlds Sunday School con,
vention. During her absence she. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hamilton in Fair
fax. Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Phelan
in Brooklyn Miss Florence Fisher ac-
companied, her and visited relatives IN
Springfield, Mass, on her return trip.
The Woman IS Benevolent circle of
the Baptist church held missionary
meeting and tea at the home of Mrs.
E. H. Davenport yesterday. afternoon. .
A program was rendered, Mrs. Anna
Thurber gave a paper and Mrs. Jennie
Cheney read. There was good at, i;
tendance Mite boxes were opened and
the proceeds will be devoted to home
and foreign mission workt
A regular meeting Of the Western En-
CINE company No. !, will be held Tues
day evening June 7, at 7.30 O'Clock. 1t
is desired that all members of the com J
pany be present as the engine will be {
taken out for test practice. The associates !
of the company are invited to attend the t
meeting and participate in the considera- i
ton of accepting the invitation to attend I
the fremens' muster at Winchester, N.
H., July 4. i
Mrs. F. F. Gleason was called to Rich |
mond Friday by the death of her sister, Q
Mrs. E. d. Mason. Mrs. Mason's maiden 9
name was Sarah Sheldon. She was born !
in howville, n u and Sha was SSahn ag
II years old. Besides her husband she l
leaves one daughter. Fanny, wife of Al s
bert Stevens of Richmond, two grand .
children, two sisters, Mrs. F. F. Gleason