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

In. is CUES, Of Mr.. aud Mrs. =. o.
Downs.
Miss Rcryl Martin Of wardsboro has
gone 90 Braiil.boro to spend TWO weeks
4 T.. Elmer Of Brattl.boro was q
guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u.
Walker.
The executive committee Of Evening
Star grange will hold n meeting Satur'
day evening. Sept. ~.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard Of Brattleboro
and Miss Edith Walker were the latest
guests nj PineWay camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Miller took an
auto trip 20 Boston last week with d.
A. |. Miller of Brnttleboro.
b. C. Baldwin. republican candidate,
was elected town representative on the
fifth ballot Congratulations.
Miss Doris Humphrey Of Chicago. Ill;
came Wednesday 20 be the guest or
Miss Miriam Reed at II. II. Miller
sylyanus Kelley. who is doing. a ma.
son lob for the Cole Paper Mil com
pany Of Putney. was at his farm sun
dav.
The last grange dance was so much
en- loved that the deyotees of Terpsi-
chore call for another in the near iu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon and their
chauffeur, Mr.. Hayward. started Mon
day on an auto trip TO the White Noun
tains.
The grange executive committee are
requested 10 meet at W. r. walker
tomorrow evening 10 discuss some spe-
cial business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard l.. Jackson OF
| cbelsaa Mass. who have been guests
! of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Wellington for
| few days. returned home Monday.
The next social of the Christian En-
deayor society will be at Austin Laugh.
ton s with Miss Alice Laughton hostess.
| The invitations are general. as usual.
Mrs. Lena Barker. Miss Ruth Barker,
Mrs. Arson Williams and Mr.. and MIS-.
| William Adams of Brattleboro spent
Labor day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4.
Robbins.
Mrs. Augusta Bennett, Mrs. A. A. y.
Patch, Miss Mildred Halliday, W. +.
Walker and John Niles attended the
Pomona grange last week in West
Townshend.
There was no grange meeting Tuesday
evening on account of the ram. Inc
next meeting will be held Sept. ~ ana
the third and fourth degrees VIII De
conferred.
Preston Smead read the sermon at
| the SUNDAY services in the Congrega-
tional church. student from Mt. Her
mon is expected to preach next Sunday
at the usual hour.
Miss Hawkins, teacher at the Center
school. will board with Mrs. A. L.
Laughton. Miss Hazelton OF the N4rth
school boards at home. Mrs. Wother-
spoon with Mrs. c. r. Crosby.
C. W. Reed of Hinsdale, n. H., is in
town with his threshing machine and is
doing satisfactory work for those farm
ers who have grain to be thresneu.
Less oats are cut for hay this year than
in recent years.
Ernest Ray and Harry Brown enter
upon the first year course OF study IN
! the Brattleboro high school this week,
and William Knapp and John, Evans
take business course at the CiaWson'
| Hamilton Commercial college.
Mrs. Henry Campbell of Washington,
d. c., came Monday for visit with ner
nephew, c. G. Walker, and his family.
Mrs. Campbell called on Mrs. Marcia
a brief visit with Mrs. Henry Miller.
Schools opened Tuesday. MISS Elsie
Hazelton is again in charge Of the north
school. Miss Hawkins of Fair Haven
teaches at the Center, and Mrs. Wother-
spoon of Fair Haven will return to the
Hollow school, the opening of which is
postponed because Of illness of the
teacher
Miss Helen Evans, daughter of M. F.
Evans. went to Boston Friday by, ad-
vice of her physician, DR.. A. l. Miller,
to consult a specialist in regard to-
lameness that has been apparent for
| several months. She was accompanied
bv her aunt, Mrs. F. O. Downs, who has
been a mother to her since the death OF
her own mother several years ago.
They were met by DR.. Miller and taken e.
to the specialist, who located the diff
Guilty in the hip. 1t was deemed neces-
sary that she remain for treatment,
which was begun at once. Mrs Downs
remained until Monday when she re-
turned, leaving Miss Evans at the Fen.
way hospital. 1928 Boylston street, for
treatment. Hopes are entertained OF
ultimate recovery.