The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01

AMI Mis-. Nslson Parker.
q. 4. iiehar aiisissisi ssaannlsAeinsn,
Al sin,mens p'sllrse lAsl eesk,
E,ns.t Saith e ilousalohis. Mas. has
l.ssa e.ssl II Ne. and Mas, uhAIlns
M,arg this week,
Mrs. Ros~ .srsais.i Il wAashssigF. \.
n. eame Manday iof = Nisli aiih hri
SISTER. Me. kiails iialiss'
Charles MinrT ani laashtsf, usAfs,
Visited In Springfield. AiAol AMI fllfh'
burg, Mass. the nTsi II the nerk,
ID 4. Psrty rriarnrl Thursday sssn'
ms from MnnlIslisT Nhsfe hr Ashl @s
lrlsgale 10 the Isiiuhlisan state u"nssn'
llen,
4 ID Rarsons, 4. ~ llanaas, q. l.
French and D. D.. lilklIsih rsl@st Ia "i~n
ihsir summer homss - Amss hiil t"ineFs
foN 90 the hfsi II nsAi week
Mis-. Irene Maihrr lrii Tuesday Zoe =
lao Wssks' Welt IL Mrsl Thornton, y
"A amans the White Mountains, She ls
! gussi 81 Miss Conslano Adams,
Mr.. Charles mnghllcr and daughter
Marion. 81 nuiialo, \, y, rame Ses,sls
daV Ia tao.Nerks' Nlsii With her pa
renis, Mr and Me, y, D, llloslgri,
Hiram Haskell aud family have moved
his week from Mf., l.. :, NeNromb's
honse 10 the starr place an Western
Avenue which hc recently purchased,
Mrs. 4. N. Goolsnoush lcaSes toner
row for a two Works' Vlsii "a Randolph
aud BETHEL. Mn, Clara Colt viii he a
guest oi Madam Heodanough during hrf
absence.
MIR. 4. N. Douglas 81 llratileboro and
George H. Whitney, principal ~ THE
Iumfond school at Mohurh, Mass, are
among the guests al the bciicflry home
stead this week.
MIR. II. l.. Wheeler. who underwent an
operation at Memorial hospital srNcitsi
weeks ago. Is much improved "a health
and returned Saturday ~ her home on
Mclrosc street,
Mrs. :. n. Stone lett saturday lor Iasi
Mhaielcy, Mass,, iof two weeks WIT
with hcr mother aud sisters and 10 DC
present al a family reunion which u 10
bc held this week
Mis- Edna Wheeler piurned Sunday
from a visit ia Worcester, Mass, accom-
panied hy her nephew aud niece, Efnest
aud Marjorie White, who will spend a
few days with her
ID. NJ Stockwcl Of South liadley,
Mass. Is at hi, summer home, Glen.
wood. getting u IN readiness Tor occn'
pancy by his family who ate expected 10
arrive the lint OF next week
\. :. Cole of Suliicld, Conn. was a
guest Of c. j. StOckwcll last week coming
10 attend the reunion Of company G.. see
ond regiment of Vermont volunteers,
which was held in q. 4. X. hall Friday.
The woman. benevolent society OF the
Baptist church will conduct an ioc-orcam
social next "Wednesday evening. Weather
permitting the entertainment VIII DE
given on the church lawn, otherwise IN
the Vestry.
Mr.. and Mn. j. l.. Stockwel aud chll.
dren returned Monday afternoon from an
automobile trip OF over 40 miles with Mr.
and Mrs. II. 4. Staten Of Vernon. They
visited relatives in Peppercll and Lowell,
Mass, ON their trip
Rev. j. l.. Merrill Of Winchendon,
Mass. will preach IN the First Congrega,;;
tional church next Sunday. Mr.. Merrill
is brother of Rev. G.. III. Merrill OF ST.
.Johnsbury, who was for many years
pastor of the church.
Mrs. W. q. johnson OF Worcester,
Mass. came Tuesday 10 stay over the
Fourth with her parents, Mr. and Mrs;
II. c. Sauires. Mr. johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Peck OF Greenfield are ex-
pected tomorrow night
Mrs. Helen Miller returned Saturday
from Boston where she attended com
mencement at Simmons college where her
daughter. Miss Dasie Leonard Miller,
was a graduate. Miss Miller accompanied
her and will spend the summer at her
home,
Miss Olive Weatherhead has closed
successful years work IN the agricultural
school in Montague, Mass, and will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Weatherhead. Miss Weather
head has been re-engaged TO teach there
next year.
Mrs, Charles A. Wheeler OF Barre,
Mass, has returned TO her home after
spending a week at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. c. c. johnson. She
was called here by the Illness of her son,
Clyde Jakway, who has been i'll with
bronchitis.
The sixth annual Fourth of July picnic
will be held Monday at the Harris home
stead in district No. 10. The proprietor,
w. A. Harris, and other members of the
entertainment committee are making eX-
tensive preparations Tor thoroughly
enjoyable celebration.
Arand and Fremont Harris went TO
West Wardsboro Tuesday to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Smead.
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Harris,
Carroll and Gladys, will join them to-
morrow to remain over the Fourth.
Miss Harriet Atkinson closed success
full term of school Friday in district, No.
TO- The years work by the pupils shows
good average. Archie Cutler was
neither absent or tardy during the term.
Miss Atkinson served ice-cream and cake
to her pupils during the afternoon.
Purle Stockwell finished work Saturday
night for the Brattleboro street railroad
company where he has been employed as
electrician during the last ten years. He
will devote all his time to his blacksmith
business which he recently purchased AT
present his place with the company has
not been filled,
Among the recent visitors at Sunset
Lake were Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe,
Mrs. s. Wilcox and Mrs. Nellie Harwood,
Mrs. r. E. Gordon and cousins, Miss
Lucy Brooks, assistant principal of
Mortified, Mass, seminary and Miss
Julia Brooks of Lakewood, N. j., and
Miss Beulah Clark of Boston.
Baptist church. Mr.. H. >. harrison,
minister Devotional services for the
week: Sunday morning, 1890 o'clock, SER
mon by Mr.. Harrison; theme, Christ
Dealing With Bread Problem. Bible
classes at u o'clock Evening service at
7 o'clock with address. Church prayer
meeting Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
All are welcome
The supper served on the European
aJn bo rlp nfl
the First Congregational church under
the auspices of the women's association
was literally patronized and was pro
nounced genuine success. The young
people of the society had charge of the
arrangements under the direction of Miss