The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

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Ais,s lo,s,h,ns iss,4 a,..i Miss Ninnis IL
,isa sieni lAsl THURSDAY Al ioIpsi Lake
Mics MsrsaJsi nemps9A 4 Ailaniif ~
sod Ms harl iAmiss~e - Nre N@ih as
hase i-sn sls'si,ns several dass ~ 'i's''
hssae hrFe,
Nls. Underwood and daughter ~ h.sA
tsa, Mass, aIv gta~ls ~ tt~s' sssd ME-
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slanI Saini,iAs sni ean,lag "a i"ah a',d
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tamrs iifiiinn
Miss l.sAhy II MallhAm, Mass-, y
i,a,ssaln-ians Zoe Father ,ahii, Ahil'
Miss lAslie Mal0n y aNAk eh bet Naraii9.
visiting 10 Manrheslsi
Mr.. .iennir li,ans.sa Nill ss.oa 50 q
Npa haFk 10 live Nilh bet daughter, Mis'
iilsnfhs. She has leased hrf house 90
Main sirri ie y. y fleii,
The oirrn a. Rel,etlsan rempany ls IN
sialling a sheet paper raii-f, The rnlisi
has the ,aIarliy II cutting Ifnm ~ rolls
Al a time Ia two different sises,
Nj. aud Nlis. 4. N. Lamb have lsret
si.,nding the iae W.ek al The Nrifs
Mf. Lamb aii-n,ls.l The annual meriins
Il the state rml,almsIs association,
lem, klon.s returned to Lowell sun
laY after a lew dals sI.eni "a lnNh, W.
Mas accompanied ls Nh. and Mrs, u D,
Ambinn Who sl,cni a few dats Ia hoslon
lyaui. Aikman goas 10 ilinrklcy, Me-
SATURDAY a. resume his sindirs AZ the
Coal Mill sfhool Tot hnls after Spending
HI. vacation With his grandfather, "eoiss
Lewis
AZ = Meeting u the alemrn la., FRIDAY
,trning the following delegates yNefs
fhn.su ia attend the state convention g
Il. hell the last 81 September Ia Meredith
i. T.. fclch. T.. y Mann. II J. hrlnhy and
William nnmcan,
The baseball team sors 20 Pine Grove
Springs tomorrow afternoon 10 play the
hotel team Donoriie, who has b--n iNifF
ins remarkable ball, Will Ia IN the box
with Brooks l-hind the hat \ large
number from hcre are planning 20 a.
tend the game.
4 ho.e team composed 81 the younger
members IL the hfe department START
SUNDAY afternoon Tor North Adams where
they will take part IN the hose race:
The team i Running exceptionally well
this wear and their star,couplcr. Dick
Howe. j. going At his beet.
Mr.. and MIR. NJ u White aud little
son. Harold, went 10 South Chelmsford
Mass. Friday Mr.. White attended a
at Salem Willows saturday
aud with Mrs. White returned home sun.
day. Harold will remain for a time IN
south Chelmsford. Mas. with he aunt,
Mr. III, Belleyille.
There was a smart brush fire last Thur
day afternoon ON The PLAIN" northeast
IL l.iscomb- pond which was set. u y
thought, by toy balloon sent up ~ that
vicinity. II was necessary 90 call the
the fire breaking out after apparently
being dead for three days ABOUT 20 acres
of land was burned over
Contrary to expectations work on the
state boulevard will be commenced N the
near future. II will be Rnder the direc'
1 ION Of the Lane Construction corpora.
ton Of Meridcn. Conn. II Is estimated
that. the money already appropriated VIII
be- sufficient TO build macadam road from
the Winchester line on the Ashuelot road
10 ". y. Pixies residence on Northiield
road
4 musical was given BY former residents
aud summer visitors, under the auspices
II the Congregational society in the Con
,rceational church Tuesday evening.
seldom have Hinsdale people had the
to hear concert of such
EXCELLENT music and their apprecla-
ion was shown by the large audi
,nce. The program which was thorough
h enioyed was as follows Organ. Robert
Field: duet. Mrs. Edwin l.. Robinson and
Francis f. Mason. violin solo, My Old
K entucky Home, Francis \. Mason; read
ng. The Softness Of Men. Mrs. Leslie \.
Underwood; piano solo. Miss Bertha II.
lewis: tenor solo, James Snow; organ,
Robert Field: soprano solo with violin OBJ
igato by Mr. Mason and Mrs; Edwin
.oomis Robinson; reading. Mrs. Leslie \.
piano solo, Miss Bertha II.
.ews; violin solo + +. Mason; organ,
Robert Field