The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05

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llsft Richards u i.esks NlllAgs l. Walt
ihs hl. eo1sin, lAiish fg0slss,
Howard neahr j. hFr,~ fsssa CLARK
seheol ailh his father, al the Maplus,
Mis, Grace soasls and son, Richard. aIs
with hsF slslsT, Mrs, Arthur Mason.
Norhfsid hanl Nill furnish music Coz
eld'holne day Al Maraisk. Aus n,
Miss Fanny flrll a Weslon IL the
guest u hef aunt. Mrs. Josrih Field.
Misses Margaret and Mary Caiiashan
were the guests Of their mother over
Sunday.
Miss i.oliis Philips returned With her
sonsln, Mlss Lihsl' iiIamah, 10 isyisa
this week,
frol Field has moved HI. family inio
the north irnemehl II Ms, Eva tallsn'
deTs house,
Mrs. William Reed 81 Aihol u sN'
peelel al ffri Malson's the las, Of this
week lof a visit,
Mas Marion Howard l. assisting. AZ
,.eorge's drug siolr during Miss Mildred
l.Aman's vacation.
Everett Holion II Springfield is home
with his pairnis, Mr. and Mn. George
llalion, for lew days,
Mi.s May Richards and brother, Bert,
returned 10 Locks Village Thursday alter
visiting their relatives here
Mr.. and MB. Albert Parsons u Lex
ington were the reni guests OF Misses
May aud Augusta osgood.
Mis- Mary Field, daughter Of Mrs. Her
l,er Field u krene, i the quot OF her
aunt. Mir. Frank kendriek.
Mrs. Hull - spending a few weeks
with her daughter. Misses Inca aud liaf'
net Hull. at Miss Ninlness.
Miss Marion Nash, daughter OF Mn.
/ Matte Webster Nash. u visiting her
aunt. Mrs.. George Alderman,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller Of CHI,
copce have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mr.. George Dunnell recently.
Mcssrs. Eleanor and Ruth Riicnhonse
Of Moniclair. y. j., are guests IN the
home Of DIR. Arthur j. Brown
Mrs. Martha Gillctt, who has been
travelling abroad since Feb, :, was expect
Ell 10 arrive in New York Aug. j.
Phillip Wood and Raymond Clapp go
tomorrow 10 Franconia, y. H., 10 spend
few days with the Calender boys.
Mrs. Eliza Banks has gone to West
Dover 10 remain for a few weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. \. ID. Alexander,
Negotiations are about completed for
the ale Of the Albert Parsons place on
south Main street to Mn. Joseph Pierce.
The Franklin County Association OF
Nomans Relief corps met IN conway on
"Wednesday. No one from this DIVISION
attended.
Mrs :. +. Walker came home from
Brattlcboro last Monday where she has
been in physicians care. She Is Slowly
convaleseing.
A. T. Carpcnter started out ON his
business as general agent Tor fertilizer
company Monday, his first stopping place
being Montpelier, Vt.
Miss Helen Marsh, teacher IN the
public schools of Maiden, Mass, VISITED
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Whitcomb, the first OF the week.
The Sunday school OF the Unitarian
church has been discontinued ior tne
month OF August. They will hold their
annual picnic the last OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Holton OF West
field were the guests or Mr. ana Mt
Samuel Holton over Sunday; Mrs. hoi'
ton will remain here for short tiihe'
Mrs. C. C. Stearns entertained a part!
of 20 on the lawn of her residence iast
Thursday afternoon in honor 81 lne
birthday OF ner siSlet, -''H' s'
Mr.. and Mrs. George stebbins, who
have been visiting Mrs. JOSIAH sieppIns
al the John Fisher farm, returned noiny
the first of the week after 'hree-"eeA'
visit. -
NJ. Samuel Hale formerly Miss Helen
parLs of Attleboro. and daughter, Sadie
we're guests of Mrs. Hope Mead last SAT
urday. IN
Mrs William Reynolds of Peoria, III;
i whose, husband was associated Mltii
nrv;gbt Moody in his early Sunday sehoo
worE is a guest at Miss Ninings ioi
August. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps gave q corn
roast an The grounds at the rear OF theil
house last week Thursday, inviting thei'
s,;ands and neighbors. The occasion was
IN eel Celebration OF the birthday OF Mrs
Phelps. :. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schell left town
Tuesday for their usual August outing:
Norman Long has position as niSh'
operator in the central telephone oli''
at Greenfield. f,
Tho annual picnic Of district No, !
school will be held Thursday, Aug, ~ al
the school house, beginning az ~ 20 a. oa III
! All teachers and former pupiis are gu
1 dially invited to be present.
Mrs. Rollin c. Ward of Greenfield am
daughter. Miss Barker, were the gues '.'
Of Mrs. Joseph Brigham for a lew ut *,
the first of the week. pa a,Ie1 Rrig5am
funeral of her relative, faui pr'slaln
A good number from Northheld at a.'e lnS,
ed the recital given at nj; MI. i M;las bari
lnui 'u aH,d Edward Holbrook, organlst
W ,Jme unIbrook is graduate OF MI her
, mon. Al. ya,.,or !,
o,asad for two weeks to give an an cp
nortunity to attend the general fon Mrl
pol oa oun Of Fast Mortified. Rev. and MIS-
tn' II phelps have gone on cafriae'
Iiobtning struck Dr. Lusk''s cottage o.; OF
p,,nfio Ridpe Saturday evening, ioosehilis
Nc stones in the fire place ana tea f4n,.
o III the Dashboard. On Tuesday al'e i,
,non lightning struck hen-coop ao s;vaI
Atwood's and killed eleven goou-siAe'
While playing at the lawn , tete u Ipes
day evening the young, son Oh p Mls 'i' fel
Dn Bots, living on Rustic mug nbvsi
J wv ;o', ,vas on the grounds and he recelSe'
.am attention and was taken W In
home. ~. Jrn;+ar;a,
I'll, m will hold food sale on the churc1
c Iamn Friday. Aug. u, at 3 o'clock; a.
L lamh af food will be offered, including
k hll.a polls cake. cookies, pies, preserves
o ;nl;es nickles. and other. good thlnss
sSunh as are offered at their excellent sup
: pers. .1on ;,
NJ omnther long automobile trip. start
n ma an ~r IA with their daughters, Marloi
ana i.;n peir Wontreal and Quebec, and othe