The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-22
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Miss Carrie I.ssssiAsvT Tsiurns 10 be
home IN Dsrp River. taan.. iedas Aiisi
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Col. J. q, Esisy and Capt, l.. u. Tay
los sefe ia lielloss ialls "Wednesday 4
eon.all siih the efiiosw II compaas y
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Raymond hafns gaes 10 HE hame d
liaslon tomorrow alter spending sons
time with his grandparents. Mr., and Mr.
Isaac Rohb.
Miss Minnie Ieitsinssr returned Mon
day irum iwo-w--ks' stay al arass
leaeh IN Clinton, Conn, aud hAs fesamol
work al the store II j, y. Mann,
Mr., A; Wei. Stove and Miss csfolyu
iiamlln left "Wednesday ior two
Stowe will join them later.
Rsy; Mr., brigham and family oi
a. = b. Marh., I have "s soas 70 li.i' s.'.
where be will pfraoh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. II. fres, oi niehhnrs.
Mass, who have been visiting 81 ". G.
I'helIss. are sIending the week al
Ernest Thomas IN Gren River.
Mn. Jane Reed has returned 20 the
home 81 her daughter, Mrs. ID, 7. Perry,
from ouiliord where she made an extend
ed yisit with her son. George L. Miller.
Arland. Fremont and Carroll Harris.
who have been visiting their grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, H. &. smcad, IN
Wardsboro, returned TO their home Mon
day.
The Twentieth Century sewing elub
held a picnic yesiefdy afternoon IN Me.
Mary A. Bigelows grove. The neat
meeting. will he held Aug ; with Mr.,
J. :. Morse.
T.. +. Perry, formerly OF this town. bu,
now Of Greenfield. Is in Jacksonville
experimenting the construction oi a
bridge. aud expects his family for brief
stay with him.
Mr.. james Stevens aud two daughters
Of 81. Johnsbny have come 10 spend the
summer at j.. ". Chasc's. Mr.. Stevens.
who Is a travelling man, will spend sun.
days with his family.
DIR. and Mrs. j. c. Perry and Miss
Sanford Of Shelburne Falls. Mass. and
Earl Perry Of Boston, Mass, who are
on carriage drive through southern Yer.
mont, are at ID. 7. Pery's this week.
Miss Grace Alexander Is with Mrs.
George Liseom for an indefinite stay.
Fred Holland has finished work for
w. ii. Alexander and will be employed
At the Brattleboro garage as chauffeur.
Jewell Clinton Robb. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Robb, left Saturday for Falmouth, Mass,
10 visit his brother. Judge c. H. Robb, |
before returning to Washington. ID. G., |
where he will open law office.
Mrs. Alvah Stacy went to Spring
ield. Mass. Saturday to attend the
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Stacy,
vho died Thursday afternoon from
browning while playing in brook near
Ter home.
Mrs. Levi Moore and Mrs. Ernest Nor.
nan of auckland. Mass. attended the
5th marriage anniversary celebration OF
Ilr. and Mrs II. l.. Nichols in West
iuilford yesterday. Mrs. Moore will ac-
ompany Mrs. Norman to her home for
weeks visit.
F. ID. Marsh had two OF his fingers
'adly wrenched and lacerated while I'M
oading hay with a horse fork, his
myers getting caught between the rope
nd the pulley. They were dressed by a
MUSICIAN and are doing well at the
resent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dinwiddec and
aughter, Marion, who have been visit.
" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. +.
'lodgett, went Wednesday to Gardner,
lass. to visit relatives and will leave :
lere for their home in Buffalo, \. y,
ne last OF this week.
Mrs. John Burke of Springfield, Mass, $
hose illness was reported through these :
,lumns last week, is improving. Her !
other, Mrs. Ella Plummer, visited in
'wn the first of the week en- route for t
ludlow where she will spend some time =
it'll her daughter, Mrs. John Cove. c
Mrs. II. II. Thurber entertained the
others of the cradle roll department of /
lie Baptist Sunday school Wednesday G
ternoon with picnic in Mrs. Mary o
gelows grove There were % mothers q
esent with their children A social
ne was enjoyed and refreshments Were {,
ryed :
William Wood, who has been a guest II
the Betterley homestead for some {
ne, returned to his home in Springfield
ass, Saturday. Mrs, Wood and daugh- r,
: will remain there for the present. r
IS Eva Bradley of North Haven, "
mn; came Mo"aaaay .. &c t tne Betteriey a,
for the summer.
Richard Pegg, young son of Mr.: and n
rs. James Pegg of Mamaroneck, y. v, "A
5 been seriously i'll this week with a q;
lin trouble at the home of his grand y,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Stockwell, m
5 father and aunt. Mrs. Adelne VIM
ester. of South Hadley Falls, Mass, :,
re called here yesterday on account OF "
, child's condition. g. 9
The Near and Farther Lights society Ii
the Baptist church will hold its regu- af
meeting and mte-box opening at the IA
lpel Monday afternoon, July %, at -
lock Every member is especially urg- =
to be present, After the meeting
ere will be a sale of icecream and =
,e from $50 to 8 o'clock to which
,rybody is cordially invited. Fl
Mrs. w. +. Mixer returned from Dos
last Friday accompanied by her al
lSnleI -il-ldN, NILS. i1iiihio -ii>ei,, Gun
. sister, Miss Anderson of Stoughton, te
IS. On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Mixer, y
$. Emma Mixer, Miss Anderson, l.. T. \,
xer and Miss Ellen Miner took a M
riage drive to Halifax Mrs. Emma
xer left for Boston Monday and will Jr
We for her future home, st. Louis, to
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ar. and Mrs. Henry w. Knight Of %
r. l., came Saturday to. the u
ne Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. :
,od. Mr.. Knight returned to his home
Mr.. Knight has recently =
igned his position with the New York,
W Haven and Hartford railroad com w
~ where he has been employed as an in
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