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

6 'ng Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watson.
Sidney w. coe Of Middlefort. o.. IA n
guest OF his uncle, W. w. Coe.
$ Thomas Hart spent the Fourth with
9 relatives IN South Manchester, Conn.
= Mr., and Mrs: John Rawles Of Spring.
: Held ate home for two weeks vacation.
a. l.. Carpenter is assisting at Wallace
hoi'ons jewelry store for Few days.
Robert o'kecic Of New Jersey i visit.
M his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ametius
. Mr.. and Mrs. james Quinlan Of East
J oranse,, n. D., are visiting at Thomas
Quinlan's.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Mctlathlin Of
d. Elmer.
Mrs; I. j. Clark spent the holidays
with her daughter. Mrs. John Reed, In
Greenfield.
bridge are occupying the Minot home for
the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Lille Of Greenfield
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rail az
DIR. Ncwion's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Howard entertained
friends from Charlemont over the Fourth
Of July celebration.
Thomas Mason and his mother. with
Mrs. Bardwell and Louise, arrived Mon. |
day at their home on South Main street. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foreman arrived |
at their beautiful home on Main street |
last Saturday from California.
Mrs. f. Il. Higgins, with her daughters,
Misses Susan aud Ethel, are settled in |
their cottage on the Ridge for the sum.
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Crosby and son
Ralph Of Nashua, n. H., are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hart.
George Childs Of Deer6eld and Miss
Mary Robinson OF jamaica VT, were
guests of Miss Ruth Mclean the past
week.
DIR. Mary Hurd, an osteopathic phys.
clan, has been visiting her cousin, Mrs
Newton keet. Miss Porter was also her
guest
Fred Pelham was surprised by 10 of his
friends on his birthday last Saturday
night, July 2. A pleasant party was en-.
joyed
DIR. and Mrs. Clyde +. Barton, who ,
have beautiful summer home in North
field, are in Colorado Springs for this
summer. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Kidder went by =
auto to Williamsvile, Vt, where a real !
old-fashioned Fourth was celebrated by y
the town.
dent OF Mt. Hermon and resident OF G
Northfeld, has been visiting in town the C
past week.
Mrs. 4. G. Amsden OF Athol, with twin Z
sons, Festus and Theodore, have been v
guests at Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson's y
the past week.
Misses Olive, Hazel and Theo Spencer :"
Of Greenfield spent Friday and Saturday
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamilton.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Smith Of Boston
were in town for Dominion Day ceiebra. W
ton, visiting DR.. Smiths parents, Mr.. m
and Mrs. L. r. Smith. "
Mrs. l.. L. Hart received so postcards q,
on her 6Sth birthday last Saturday. Mrs. M
Hart is slowly recovering having been n.
housed for most of this year.
Mrs. Clarence Stratton Of Mortified G.,
Farms and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kitchen m
md daughter, Florence, of Spencer were so
'ecent guests of Mrs. l.. L. Hart.
w. E. Coe, treasurer Of the Garrett tv
Buchanan Paper company Of Philadel- in
'hia, with his wife and son, Glenn, are LIZ
'lsltlUS his DTotucI, w. w. wv
Miss Madeline Beeman has gone to a ci,
ummer school Tor teachers III iyahnis. CIR
Hiss Ruth Moore is staying with her NJ
Mrs. Albert Stearns. We
Miss Laura Martineau of Vernon, en-
loved at the Press office, is having w
vacation and is attending t;o
christian Endeavor convention in Provi- A.
ence. ar,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Everett Lyman enter
aimed their son and daughter, Theodore
nd Florine Lyman, the Misses Heynie
nd Mrs. McCarty over Dominion Day,
Il coming from Springfield. Wis
The next meeting of the grange will be err
|, charge of the children. The program
i'll be prepared by Bessie Dresser, Doro- roo
~ Clapp and Mary Aldrich, assisted by per
.arold Rice, Chester Aldrich and Ray All
ond Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 2. Kennedy Of Parker p e Chi
rect entertained pr. and Mrs. M. =. mes
yerstock and family Of Worcester last day
,nday and Monday. DR.. Overstock is \
i inspector of the state board OF health few
ID prominent in tuberculosis work. Mr.
A large number of people left town her
lnday or Monday morning for Orange Ma
attend the centennial celebration, and g
oh reported of the excellence of the orr
fair and the general good time. Sew uni
al drove to Winchester to witness the mar
emen's muster. inv;
Miss E. Jean Greenough, formerly r
incipal of the Mortified high school, Ha,
40 has been successful as principal OF mo
wis street grammar school in Green ia
Id the past year and half, has been IN
,nsferred to the Greenfield high school dan
lere she will be general assistant. s %
meeting of the ladies' society of the Fl.
,itarian church was held Tuesday and Akl
ms were formulated for the. annual hon
yn party which will occur Thursday, N
Iy 81. on the grounds of Perham's Inn. ao,,
tensiye preparations are under way for Ms
, affair. Edit
While several men were haying on the Mas
wson farm recent hot day they saw and
ions sight. A whirlwind took about M.
10 pounds of the hay from the ground thei
i as much as 400 pounds Of 1T went and
aight up hundreds Of feet into the ar will
was carried up over Hogback noun
n. What was still more curious was "a
t it was a MINDLESS day. onS
,be MI Hermon alumni held banquet Farm
the Mortified last evening, about ~ wear
no seated at the tables a. =. hop- deyo
! of New York presided. Other speak ity 4
were w. r. Moody, Stephen Baker, Amo
f. III. F. Cutler, Rev. John McDowel Z.
Newark, N. j., W. K. DUNCAN, tne rude
lete of Yale, and Prof. W. Il. AIKEN P. s
Mt. Hermon. Broo
Vhen the 936 a. m. train came up vile
'sdav morning, a man was found lying Haze
AZ the tracks. He was taken on and
I'd and carried to Mortified station of v
re q doctor attended him. He was
a semi-conscious condition., one arm