The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-09
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John Maehol was at Spofford lax,
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Adams has gone TO hel
school in West Dover.
Persis Washer returned Monday e
her school in Mortified. Mass.
Mrs. Merrill Beels and two children
spent last week in Wardsboro.
Fred ID. Osgood of Townshend spen,
several days at a. l.. Timson s last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of Brat.
tleboro were at Mrs. Abbie Adams s
Sunday.
G. W. Redfeld has returned from
Millers Falls where he visited his sister,
Mrs. Elmer.
Miss Beulah Timson returned Tues.
dav to Hanover where she teaches again
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Underwood of
ilnsdale visited his sister Mrs. W. f..
Wheeler, Labor day.
Mrs. Phoebe Chase and John Tow of
Brattleboro were visitors at A. L. Tim
son s Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Mary Ingram and her mother
Mrs. Allen, have taken rooms in one of
A. n Sherman s tenements.
The dance given by the building
committee last Friday evening was
decided success, about $50 being cleared
for the building fund.
c. l.. Newton. an attorney of Boston,
came up Saturday night to spend Sun
day and Labor day with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. o. E. Newton.
The WilliamsviIle nine won the final
game of ball played with the South
Newfane team at the latter place Mon.
day afternoon. The score was to /.
Schools began Tuesday with the usual
good attendance. Miss Toilette is
boarding at J. W. Williams s and Miss
Bessie Dutton goes to Erving Will
liams s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Adams and
Tibbitts, visited in town from Friday
until Monday. While here they visited
at 7. +. StrattOn s.
Mrs. c. X. Stedman and Jennie Sted.
man went Tuesday to Deerfield They
were met there by Mrs. T. E. Freyen-
hagen of Springfield, who took Jennie
home with her for two weeks visit. |
Mrs. Clifton Sherman and daughters,
Ellen and Dorothy, who have been
spending the summer in Dover, visited |
Friday at DR.. p. P. Whites while on
their way to their home in Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. J. E. McCarty and baby returned
to New York city Monday morning after
having spent the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Pierce. Del
bert and Annie Pierce went with her
and will work there.
W. E. Wheeler. his father, E. P.
Wheeler, and J. E. Morse were thrown
from their team while on their way
home from Newfane Saturday after
noon. The horse took fright at an
automobile coming down the hill near
Rand's crossing and although the car
turned suddenly round tipping the
wagon over. The horse ran with the
wagon for some. distance when it freed
tself and continued on to William
HazeltOn 8 where it was stopped. none
If the men was seriously hurt, but badly
bruised and shaken.
=, The grange will present the play,
The Country Minister, comedy drama
n five acts in the new hall next Friday
evening with the following cast: Rev.
Ralph Underwood, the country minis
er, Harry Temple; Gregory Heath, of
he world at large, H. A. Williams; Jud I
,ardoe, wreck ON the ocean of life,
Walter left; Timothy Hold, who had ]
ather whittle than work, j. w. Viii
iamsi Deacon Potter, Just a trifle
def, F" Grin Bolster; William Henry,
ernest Morse; Tom Sparrow, Dellard i
Ferry; Mr.. Filkins, an officer, Alton a
Iorse; Helen Burleigh, from the city,
1rs. Emma Morse; Jerush Jane Jud. a
inns, the postmistress, Mrs. Lila viii.
ard; Roxy, fresh air kid. Jennie Hes I
ock; Granny Grimes, Mrs. Bertha d
fierce; Fanny, a maid, Ruth Sparks.
upper will be served after the play
ollowed by a dance in charge of the r
uilding committee with music BY 3
lines and Dugan. v