The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-22

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Ms, j. A. sssri TUESDAY TsiaAes
iron West Dummsriea,
Mfs. Jsnnie Graham sni Joseph sssn
ts,nfhed Ia iiosion Saturday,
Mrs. Harlan y SPARKS Is visiting hrl
SISTER, Mrs, Chsfin. Miller IN i.i,is
bofe.
Miss Cora Smith Il Long Island eoma'
ionishi and sill hc The guest 81 Mr
frank Moss.
William A. brooks has been ssfiOasl,
III since Sunday bu, sss slightly l.e'isi
al Last report,
Mr.. iiiodsrii aud automobile party
FUN South Vernon Sunday Ssiied 81
Clarvnee MeeFe's.
Mr.. and Mns. Edward V. Morse and
chihlrrn IT lirattlrhoo were guests Al
q, y Browns Saturday,
Mn. Alice A. Morse 81 johnson City,
Tenn, arrived yesterday and IL the guest
Of her sister. Mrs, William A, Brooks.
Alias Liuie Flynn Saturday evening
gave a party in honor 81 Misses Bessie
and lseainee bailey oi nrookheld. Mass,
Mrs. Harry ilorsman and daughter.
Helen, II South birmingham. Mass,
were guests oi Mrs. Edwin 4. Sparks aud
left Tor home "Wednesday,
Mn. Charles II. Kelsey Is spending the
week with Mrs. Helen Moore. Her
daughter, Ailss May Kelsey, OF North
held seminary, was with them Wodnes'
day,
Mr. aud MIR. John Ryder and Miss
Marguerite White oi nrattlrboro came
ia by auto "Wednesday afternoon. Miss
White remained aud i the guest Of MIR.
John y. Morse.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Sparks Of cochi.
tuaie. Mass, who have been visiting in
burlington, called Tuesday upon Mrs.
Elliott G. Sparks, on their way home.
MIR. Herbert G. Sparks Of Brattleboro
was with them.
Perley Siratton and two sons Of
Springfield, Mass. were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Stratton. Mr..
Stra,ion and Robert left for home Mon
day. Perley, Jr, remains for the sum
mer with his grandparents.
Frank q. Morse aud party went with
his automobile TO Greenfield Monday
afternoon TO meet his son, Eugene l..
Morse, Of Chicago, who Is spending a
few, weeks with his parents ut Liberty
Hall.
The woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary society met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Lubcrt w. Shepard. After a brief
program with phonograph selections fur.
nished by Mrs. Ella $. Willard. cake and
lcecream were served.
Miss Mary Moss Of Ncwburgh, n. Y.
who annually visits her brother, Frank |
Moss, arrived Tuesday night by car.
rage from Brattleboro. On account OF
he railroad strike her nephew, Arthur
tA0 At t.E ha
1910 p. m. train into Brattlcboro.
Mrs. Robert Goodrich and daughter,
Ruth. OF kecne, ~. H., who have been
returned home Wednesday. On account
II the railroad strike Mr.. Ingram took
hem by carriage, coming home yestcr-
lay.
Word comes from Mrs. George s.
Marion kendallD Bracket, that they are
ettlcd in their new home which they
ave just completed at Portland, Ore.
'ir. Bracket is sales manager for auto
mobiles, most popular on the Pacific
cast.
Charles w. Morse, 70, a lifelong resi-.
ent Of this town, died at his home yes.
erday morning after a brief illness. Mr..
iorse seemed in usual health Tuesday
,orning and after breakfast went to the
arm to work as was his custom. While
t work he suffered a shock which pros
rated him and from which he sank rap
lily, not being conscious after o'clock
/. m. of that day. His wife and three .
,ns, Edward W., Frederick W., and Al
ert c. Morse, also their wives and his
tile granddaughter, Agnes, were with
i'm in his last hours. The funeral oc. ,
lrs this afternoon at the house at
clock.
Rev. z. G. Clarke, who holds after /
Don service on Sundays at West Dunn.
returning in time for evening +,
rvice here, was unusually late last !
inday and Mrs. Clarke took charge of
lie meeting. Diligent inquiry into the
use Of delay brought out the fact that 4
r.. Clarke had officiated at the marriage a
S. S. Washer and Mrs. Hulse of Green
liver, at the home of Mr.. Washer, in d
est Dummepton. Members of the i'm h
ediate families of both bride and groom
ere present, coming by automobile and =,
rriage from Greenfield and Brattle- y
70, making a pleasant party of 20 or y
,re. After the ceremony and congratu-
ions, dainty lunch, including ice N
Fam and cake, was served. L