The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
SOUTH NEwFANE.

| Harry Whitaker was at nome suhua!
and Monday.
Merton c. Stone is working for 4. NJ
and G. l.. Dexter.
hubert w. Shepard went "Wednesday to
| Agawam, Mass, TO visit relatives.
Miss Mamie NJ. Turner is working for
Mrs. Frank 4. Fisher at Williamsville.
William A. Brooks has bought Leonard
Lees farm on the Marlboro branch road.
Monday Mrs. Della Burch went to
Brattleboro to work in the Sparks steam
laundry.
Miss Franklin of Brattleboro was an
oyer.Sunday the-Fourth guest at sam
uel II. Morse's.
Mrs. Jennie Graham and Joseph Swarz
Of Boston are guests OF Mr. and MIS-.
John L. Morse.
William Bailey OF Bridgeport, Conn,
called on friends in the village this week
and left yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Dexter OF Troy, n. Y,
came last night and will board with Mrs.
Lyman G. Powers.
Guy Lamson Of Greenfield, Mass, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Brooks.
Mrs. Robert Clark and daughter Of
South Norwalk, Conn, are boarding at
Charles IL Bruce's.
William T. Dale Of Lawrence, Mass,
was with his family at Fern Bank, from
Saturay until Tuesday.
Guy Packard, who has been at G. G.
Cooley's for some time, is at Herbert
Browns for the present.
James A. Bruce OF Claremont, n. H.,
spent Sunday and the Fourth with MH.
Bruce at c. Z. Browns.
Mrs. Minnie Bollager and son, Edward,
of Brattleboro were with Mrs. Helen
Moore several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graham left for
hacker for Lansdown, Pa, Monday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c.. Sparks of
Brattleboro visited Mrs. Elliott Sparks
the first of the week, also at II. L.
Sparks's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Hunt and daugh-
spent the Fourth with Mr.. Hunts moth
er, Mrs. E. II. Thomas.
Mrs. Eugene l.. Morse and daughters,
Julia and Josephine, of Chicago arrive
this evening and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Bruce has returned from
South Charlestown, N. f., and is with
Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce. Richard
Whitaker is working for Mr.. Bruce
through haying.
Mrs. H. Krause and daughters, Rose
and Edna, Of New York city arrived at
day. Mrs Krause returns this week but
the girls will remain.
4. Milton Dexter of Philadelphia arriv-
ed Tuesday and opened his summer resi-
dence. Mrs. Dexter's friends are glad to
learn that she plans to spend August
with her husband at Dexter Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Brattleboro has
been the guest of her brother, G. A.
Mason, several days Her son, Holly
Wilson, of DeWitts wholesale grocery
office, spent Sunday and Monday with
them.
Arthur Raymond and Miss Lizzie Ray
mond of Lynn, Mass, were with their
sister. Mrs. NJ G. Stone, from Saturday
until Monday. Miss Lonna Sollus went
with them to Lynn where she will spend
the summer.
Miss Lizzie Stone of North Adams,
Mass, who boards at Mrs M. L. Ballou's,
at Brookside, spent the Fourth with her
brother at New Britain, Conn. George
U. Reed of Maiden, Mass, who is board
ing at. the same place, went Monday to
Townshend
Miss Hattie Stearns of Brattleboro,
formerly of this place, visited last week
at John S. Stratton's. Other guests of
the family were Mrs. Walter Ingram and
Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Stratton and daughter, Dorothy, all of
Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dexter, C. Jo-
seph Dexter, Miss Doris Dexter, Miss
Sara G. Morse and three maids, all of
Overlook, Pa, drove in from Brattle-
boro Wednesday afternoon and are at
The Villa for the summer. All of the
summer homes are now open.
The Fourth was an unusually quiet day
in the village. All who felt inclined to |
celebrate. joined the forces at Williams
yille,, enjoyed the parade, including the
horribles, also good grange dinner in |
the new. hall, watched the games and |
races with interest, attended the base
ball game, listened to the excellent adj |
dress by Hon. Frank Moss, ate ice.
cream, came home happy but tired, and |
slept the sleep Of the just. There was
neither the roaring of cannon nor the
changing of bells to set ones nerves on
edge and make one wonder what would |
come next. The temperature of about 10 |
degrees coming, as it did, between two
very hot days, was most welcome and
change. 1t added much to
The, delightful celebration SO well planned
and carried out.
The IarpeSt doll MONTY, +bo ,-aul1 |