The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
MNew Hampshire
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Nil. Nellie Ionga. has sesss '" h'N'''
fof an extended stay
David and Han stewart ~ s'''S
spent Monday ~ town an.
Miss E,a Miner al sh''""i"0 jan
speni Monday IA town,
Mis- Charlotte slate spent 'hr NV "
the WEEK in ilFattlcbofo'
Mrs. n. u, Maynard spen' sa'"'a~,
with relatives ~ Orange
Robert Field Of Springfield Mass ha'
been at home this week.
Mrs, Harriet Higgins Is 'lsilins !"
Northleld with relatives
Nils. Maud Mehh MAS al her home W
Chesterfield over sunday,
rig. Cove of itaslon spent sahd'! anu
Monday al ", W. Kings
Miss Josephine farMell rrl1fhed h"ih'
from Drattleboro Tuesday
q. \. smith Mas al home IRON "ieeh
field the iirsi al the week
Almausar Stone Of Clar.mon' has oee''
Visiting relatives this week
Samuel Richards spent Monday WIZ
his parents in Royalion, W.
Mis- Lizzie Daig goes today Tor ''si'
nj her home in Nova Scotia
Franco, hartley oi Greenfield has been
spending several days in town.
MIR. and Mn. Herbert Newell were ~
Orange, Mas, for the Fourth
Fred Perkins aud son. Walter. OF Mii
lers Falls were in town Monday
Miss Minnie Maginnis visited in Spring
a 1hnI@lak.
T.. l.. Robinson and son. Robert. ar
visiting relatives In Lebanon. Conn.,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. !. Roy and little
daughter have been visiting IN Troy
Miss Ella Streetcr is at home from
Comic, n. H., for the summer vacation
H. n sprague went TO New York state
last Friday 10 remain until September.
A number went from here TO attend the
celebration in Winchester the Fourth.
Charles Tibbetts visited his brother,
Edward Tbbetts, in Greenfield sunday.
William McGrail OF Easthampton came
Friday for visit with llinsdale relatives
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Gaudet were IN
Stafford Springs, Conn, over the Fourth
Rev. Asa NJ. Bradley preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday even
ing.
Chester Adams OF Wilton and Elmo
Adams OF Cambridge were in town Mon
day.
w, A. Brooks played ball with Brat
tlebroro team at Easthampton last Mon
day.
Daniel Purcell returns to Boston tomor
row after two weeks spent at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Blouin and Miss
Lena Bloun went last week TO Lawrence
Mass.
Fred Pike of Burke, N. Y, is visiting
at w N. Pixies and other relatives IN
town.
Mrs. Percy Booth and little daughter
spent the Fourth in Peterboro with MIR
Booth.
Mrs. L. II. Davenport and Mrs. X. ID
TAYLOR spent the day in Greenfield last
Friday.
Miss Jennie Maynard visited her sister
Mrs. Earl Leach, in keene Saturday aho
Sunday.
The date for the picnic Of the Univer
salist Sunday school has been set foi
July 81.
Mrs. Doolittle and daughter, Miss Ina
Doolittle, visited in Greenfield over tht
Fourth.
Miss Margaret Healey spent Sunday
and Monday with her sister, Mrs. George
Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Britton of Adams
Mass, recently visited briefly at George
Britton's.
Miss Annie and Miss Mary Higginson
of Meriden, Conn, are visiting Hlnsdale
relatives.
Miss Marion and Miss Mildred Spragre
have gone to Wardsboro for visit with
relatives
Mrs. S. 0. Davenport has gone, TO Sui
Ivan for visit of several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Ella Upham entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Reed of Westport 'one day
last week.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey and Mrs. Il. T.
Bailey went to Boston last Friday for a
brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Pratt and little
son have returned after week spent III
Springfield.
Charles Jones of Keene recently spent
a few DAYS in town with his mother, Mrs.
Julia Jones.
ed Miss Winnie Tilden from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Kinds has been visiting
relatives in Gardner, Mass, several days
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Russell have been
entertaining Mrs. Carrie Mason OF Bel
lows Falls, vt.
Miss Bertha Lewis of Brighton is at
home visiting her father, George Lewis,
for short time.
Thomas Mullin of Franklin, N. H.,
briefly visited Hinsdale relatives and
friends this week.
Miss Bertha Day spent Sunday and
Monday in Greenfield with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Isaacs.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Podmore died Sunday and the funeral
took place Monday.
e. Z. Bruce has been suffering with a
sore foot the past week, caused by STEP
ping on a rusty nail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rickmeyer and Miss
Rickmeyer of Greenfield were Fourth Of
July visitors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lynch and chill
dren of Fitchburg visited in town from
Saturday until Monday
Miss Maude Stone and Mrs. Harriet
Stone of Brooklyn, N. Y, came last Fri
day for stay in town.
Mrs. Albert Krumenaker of New York
city came Tuesday for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. w. W. King.
Miss Helen Smith returned to Clare
mont Tuesday after staying several weeks
with Miss Ethel Fletcher.
Samuel Liscom and his class of Sunday
school boys have been enjoying few days
of camp life in Mortified.
The women of st. Joseph's parish have
made plans to hold their annual lawn
nartu "Wednesday Iulu %