The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05

ml 10 nsishhors for their many kind
nssss M, i'eTY, Who e nsafl ~ ssa'
lolJ : VETERAN Al the tiNii MAJ, AMI -
nail hralth. Las ll.s sgmIally II man,
| i,,,ad. Ia tho Hes III be companion WIZ
y ho,a hs has lived lot nnaFly - years
Miss sadie K.FF Friday returned e
hrr hams 10 liasioh,
Misses Beatrice aud ltr..ie HALEY lsi'
Yesterday iof iiiookheld, Mass.
Mir. Newton ihgrahain ani daush' z
az spending ieg weeks VAN Ms'
Ahlis Adams.
Mis-. Ns,tie nsvis II fuiDey has been
ihe gnasi II Mis-, Samuel II, Horse ses'
eral dass this week,
Mr.. and Mr., John NJ. STATION and
daughter. Datoihy, II iialllehoEo we're
al John :, stnilons SUNDAY,
Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene l., Mone and
daughter, Julia and Josephine, lrit IN
day fur their home IN thioaso,
Mr.. Erwin II, Meloalf and daughter,
Evelyn, returned last week rom iiaffe
where they had spent siN weeks,
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. T., Atwood Of BmIile'
horo have been with their hiecr' ARE
Erwin c. Sparks. during the pact week
MIR aud Mir =, l.. Davenport and soi,
Gm lAmson. IT drrenncld, came FRIDAY
ia visit Mr., aud Mrs, William A. mook''
Mics Esther NJ, Howard 81 BRIDGEPORT,
Conn, j. spending her vacation OF Two
weeks with her aunt, MIR, Alohso "
Stntion.
Mr.. Charles Coleman oi Nindham,
Nho has been visiting bet daughter, Mr..
Herbert &. Bingham, leit for home last
week Thursday.
Rer. and Mr.. y G. Clarke Tuesday at
tended the meeting Of Baptist ministers
at Townshend The ministers wives were
invited for the meeting.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank q, Morse IL,
Julian Morse and Frank Shanhackrr went
BIZ automobile SATURDAY 10 Saratoga wa
Manchester, returning Monday
NIrs. Gilbert lngraham Of Michigan
Saturday called upon her aunt, MI.
Elliott Sparks. She was accompanied .y
her uncle. also her brother and wife, Mt |
and Mr.. Thomas Dunlap, Of South |
David VI. Whitaker and daughter Mrs
r. NJ. Collier, of BmttlchoO, Mr.. and /
MR. Walter Whitaker OF Willimantic, /
Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dole Of Bos'
ion visited Postmaster and Mrs. julius l..
Whitaker Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening the annual
AZ Hon. Frank Moss was
much enjoyed by those who congresated
across the river 4 phonograph concert
was gwen throughout the Illumination
and several balloons were sent up sue
,cssfully.
The ice-cream social at the vestry
Wednesday was well patronlzed The
,ream was excellent, the cakes were pro
lounced unusually delicious and the dec
,rations with potted plants, ferns and
ut flowers made the room pleasant and
attractive.
Rev. +. c. Clarke. superintendent OF
chools, announces that examination OF
,upis for high school tuition certificates
vii be held at Newfane school house
and Friday, Aug. - and 70:
Miss Lord Of Weston Is working for
Hrs Herman Ingram.
A surprise game OF baseball was played
m Mrs. Frank Moss fiat Saturday after.
oon when the East Dover team carried
II u TO points. 1t was not general
' understood by the local players that
he game was TO be called and their
orces forces were considerably scattered
rom Townshend TO Saratoga. However, !
LAYER and did their best, submitting ,
heerfully to the adverse score and invit-
~ the boys TO come again. c. Joseph o
)exter umpired the first part OF the
anne and Asa Knapp the last part.
Mrs. Carrie L. (Gleason) Pratt, whose
cath occurred early Friday morning
fter an illness OF more than seven q
lonths, was born in Jamaica, june. !,
SO. the daughter Of Josiah and Addie a
!. CChase) Gleason. Nov. $, 1880 she
as married to Daniel ii. Pratt. who
18th their only son, Harold r.. Pratt, f
yed Is years, survives her. Mr.. and I
Irs. Pratt have lived in Brookline and
her towns a short time, but mostly in !,
ewfane. Three years ago they bought I
farm in Marlboro on the Marlboro
ranch road where they have since re-
ded. During her long illness Mr.. Pratt Y
rs devoted himself to the care of his Z
life and has been assisted by his son
I'd their neighbors, also by her brother,
harles W. Gleason, and family during e
e last days. The funeral was at the "
,use Saturday afternoon, Rev. 4. c.
arke officiating. The choir furnished 6
music. Mr.. Pratt and his h
n have the sympathy of friends and :,
,ighbors in their bereavement. II