The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26

Mrs fannf Francis, OF iutnrNs anu
one brother. William. 81 spfinshcln;
Mass, And one sister, Mfs, Edward
Mcnonald. u MAcomh. III,
Dr. aud Mr.. l., n. Bugbec returned
home last THURSDAY
Me. Lillian wcbhrr weni Wcdnes'
,lAy "a Bfatiiehofo 80 writ.
Mr.. Mitchell 81 Brniilchoro was n
guest ii H. II. Locke sunday.
tn. ". A. cole Paper company VIII
shut down this week for repairs
Mr.. +. u. PcmhcF II Kingston. u.
l.. came "Wednesday and l. visiting ~
town.
Miss Alice Locke came home Wed
nes,iay 10 spend the remainder OF the
week.
Miss Jennie MAYNARD Of liinsdalc,
Y. H., j. visitor ~ Mr.. Llfkie
Aver :.
MIR. Ethel Anderson Of Norihfeld,
Mass. j. guest Of her sister. Mr. r.
T.. Diyoil.
Miss Marion Robertson IL liinsdale,
\. H., i q guest at =. +. Robertson :
this week.
Mr.. Mexican and two children OF
New Jersey are visitors ~ MIS- W.
q. Wright :.
Service. AT Pierce's hall. East Put
ncy. will take place Sunday afternoon
AZ ESQ clock.
Dr. and Mrs. Cram Of Colrain were
guests Of Miss Laura Braley NJ X. H.
Braleyis Sunday.
Mrs. f.. G. Belden Of Drewsville, n
H.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ T.
Robbins, this week.
Mrs. Urie Wentworth and two chil.
dren Of westboro. Mass, are guests oil
Mrs. NJ. T.. Robbins.
Miss Kate Perry and Miss Elois,
Corser were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Corser Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. g. :. Foster went
Thursday on an automobile trip 10 the
north part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Bailey of Bris
tol, Como. are guests of Mr.. ana MIS-
l.. T. Bailey this week.
Mrs. +. c. Darling and children
went Thursday to visit IN South yer
non and in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lord and
daughter. Emma, of Boston, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. j. V. Shaw.
Mrs. Fletcher and daughter, Maude
Fletcher, of New York city, are
boarding at the Page farm.
Mrs. Ida Ransom and daughter
Ailene. of Windsor, were guests OF
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser last week.
Donald Gingraf and Ellen Cray OF
Bellows Falls We're guests OF M ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Corser Sunday.
Miss Carlotta Coar, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. ID. johnson
went last week to Winsted. Conn.
Miss Olive Blood returned Tuesday
from Springfield, VT, where she has
been the guest of Mrs. |. X. Doane.
+. +. Divoll and family, went to
Chesterfield n. H., Wednesday TO at
tend the Old Home day celebration.
Rev. Thomas c. Kline of Montague
Mass. visited his daughter, Mrs. f. e.
Darling, returning home Wednesday
Miss Emma Burwell of Taunton,
Mass, came Friday and is a guest OF
Miss Alice NJ Locke at n. W. Locke $
Miss Grace Oliver of Worcester,
Mass, came Tuesday and is a guest, OF
Miss r. Katherine Booth for few
days.
At the republican caucus Saturday
evening j. r. Miller of East Putney
was elected candidate for town repre-
sentative.
Mrs. w. G. Wright returned Monday
from a visit with her children in Brat,
tleboro, Mrs. Darrell, Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Foley went
Wednesday to Haverhill, N: H., to
visit Mrs. Foley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Carpenter.
The board of civil authority will
meet in the selectmen S room at the
town hall Saturday evening, Sept. 3
to revise the check list.
Mrs. n. Harlan Whitney spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Nor
cross. in Brattleboro. Mr.. Whitney
Joined her Saturday, and both returned
Monday.
Miss Finette Williams and Miss Ger
trude Whitney spent Sunday and Mon
day at the Williams cottage at the
Methodist camp grounds in Claremont
Junction, n. II.
Miss Mildred Smith of Dover. n. H.,
and Miss Beulah Marsh of Michigan,
who have ben spending a few weeks
at River View, went this week to
Fitchburg, Mass, to visit their aunt,
Mrs. w. II. Aver.
A night blooming cereus belonging
to Mrs. Ellen Whitney has recently
been in blossom, one flower opening
Saturday night. 1t was very beautiful
and fragrant. measuring nine inches in
diameter. The other flower opened
Monday evening and continued to
bloom through the night, beginning to
close about O'Clock in the morning
The Fortnightly club S entertain
ment Tuesday evening was well attend,
ed and very successful. The musical
PROGRAM was finely rendered and OF
high order Four centuries of dress,
represented by tableaux. were very
finely gotten up; 1900, Priscilla, repre-
scented by Miss Jennie d. Pierce; l100,
Marie Antoinette, by Miss r. Rather
inc Booth; 1900, Empress Josephine,
by Miss Elizabeth Braley; lS40, Our
Grandmother s Day, by Miss Bessie F.
Braley; 1860, In War Times, by Miss
Nellie N. Clark; 1876, Centennial Year,
by Mrs. Coe; 1910. The Present, by
Mrs. George S. Foster. After refresh
ments were served comedy in one
act was given. The parts were well
rendered, Mr.. Coe appearing as Ed
ward Burton, Miss Pierce as Mrs.
Brownlee, and Miss Braley as Martha.
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