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


Miss Leona ienl, Of the New England
baptist hospital oi Boston, u . suest al
the le,terisy homestead,
Mir, q. II. Wheeler returned TUESDAY
irum Worcester, Mass. where she spent
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Delse aud ehildnen, Ray
mond. Lillian aud hefnlee. leave tomof'
row tor visit In Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood and daush'
ter, Muriei, ii Springfield. Mass. arr
guests at the beitrriey homestead.
Mr.. Flora Adams Of Dummerston visit
sd In town last week en toui. for MARI
boro wher. she is visiting relatives.
Miss Josephine Phelps j. expected TO
return tomorrow from Springfield. Mass,
WHERE she has been spending several
weeks.
Miss Lucy Brooks left Tuesday for New
York city where she will attend the
teachers summer school al Columbia uni
ycrsity,
DIR. |. l.. Nowlan has gone 10 South
Straiiord where he has position with
the Springfield Fire a Marine Insurance
company,
Mr.. and Mn. Earl Mills leave tomorrow
for their home ia Mount Vernon, y. r.,
after spending sometime at the Be,terley
homestead.
Mn. c. ID. Pettee returns TO her home
in Dorchester, Mass. today after spending
a part Of the week nj the home Of her
father A. y. Hill.
Mrs. John Hill. and sons, John and
Elliott Bgelow. OF Tarpon Springs. Fla,
came yesterday 10 spend some time IN
town with relatives.
Miss Martha Welsh, Mis- May Ken.
nedy and Miss katherine Morrison Of
Springfield. Mass, were visitors at Nelson
Parker's over the Fourth.
Miss Helen Weaiherhcad went Tuesday
90 Whaiely, Mass, 10 spend several
days with Mis- Mabel Crafts who was
her guest over the Fourth.
Supt. j. Is. Whittier has been conduct
ing an examination for teachers and the
state examinations for the ninth grade
this week in the academy building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Porter and family
of Worcester, Mass, and J.. A. Chamber
lain and family were guests of Mrs. X: T..
Gordon at Sunset lake over the Fourth.
A. L. Eddy has this week sold his place
on Meadow Brook road TO Fred Smith,
who recently moved from Townshend To
William Bryant's farm on Sunset lake
road.
Miss Agnes and Miss Margaret Martin,
accompanied by their brother, Charles,
Of Hinsdale, \. H., are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Martin.
Mn. Ella Plummer of Springfield,
Mass has been visiting her sisters this
week. She went from here to Ludlow TO
spend some time with her daughter. Mrs.
John Cove.
The Needlecrafts will meet with Mrs.
c. X. Prentiss next Friday afternoon.
Major +. W. Childs and family have
opened their summer home, Hillcrest, for
the summer.
Frank Wilder of Bristol. Conn, is
enjoying ten days vacation with rela-
tives in town and at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Wilder, in
DIR. Charles Ernest Clark Of Siyas,
Turkey. will occupy the pulpit in the
absence of Rev. i. j. Lewis al the First
Congregational church next Sunday. His
subject will be his work in Turkey.
Mrs. Cornelia Haywood Of Lincoln,
Mrs. Anna Thurber. She was accom- |
panied by Miss Lucy Haywood of Lincoln |
and Ms. Ellen Church Of Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Jennie Burt and daughter, Gladys, |
left Tuesday for York Beach. Me-, where |
1t the cottage conducted by the Thomp- |
son fund committee for working girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Harris and
amily returned Monday from West
Nardsboro where they went Saturday to
tta,l tha ,aIahrotinp nf thu 1Otb r.
iage anniversary of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Smead.
Mrs. j. w Menard and son, David, of
Springfield and Miss Z. May Chamberlin
vent Wednesday to Sunset lake to spend
month in b. S. Miller's cottage.
Miss Dorothy Prouty entertained the
90 GLIB Tuesday afternoon Following
he business meeting guessing contest
vas in order with two prizes when were
ron by Mrs. c. S. Higley and Mrs. j. 5
horse Refreshments were served.
Mrs. d. NJ. Stockwell Of South Hadley
falls, Mass, accompanied by her daugh-
err, Mrs james Pegg and four children,
Robert, Myrtle, and Richard,
{ Mamaroneck, n. Y, came Thursday
o spend the summer at Glenwood.
Guests at the Betterley homestead over
he Fourth were: II. j. Betterley, How.
I'd Porter and Miss Johnanne Hanson OF
Hartford, Conn, Mrs. j. +. Whitaker
nd daughter, Florence, of Newfane, and
fr and Mrs. Dana Gilman of Brattle-
ORC.
Mrs. d. r. Lewis, mother of Mrs. Ed
i'm j. Lewis, who has been seriously i'll !
,r many months, died Thursday night at
er home in Big Rock, Ill. Rev. and Mrs.
ewis and children were called there two
eeks ago on account of her critical con-
ition.
Baptist church. Sunday morning at {
100 o'clock, preaching by Rev. j. f.
harrison of Mount Hermon, Mass. Bible ,
asses at u o'clock followed by COM
union; evening service at 7 o'clock.
hurch prayer meeting Friday evening at
30 o'clock.
Mrs. Leroy Wilder of Holyoke, Mass,
ISIS Lima Wilson and Miss Patience Will
IT of Dummerston were weekend guests a
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Walker. Miss +
vison and Miss Wilder accompanied
RS. Wilder to her home where they will
,end some time.
DR.. F. w. Gwyer has recently purchas- "
of Herbert j. Jillson, Fair View farm
it'll crops, stock and tools, also tract :,
land adjoining the Jillson property, of !
wing Thayer. Mr. Jillson and family 81
III continue to live there and Mr.. jill n
n will act as general manager for DR..
wyer. LIZ
Miss Helen Weatherhead, Miss Beulah g
lcker Miss Dasie Wheeler, Miss Gladys a.
Gilman, Miss Mabel Crafts Of Whately, cl
ass, Harold Putnam, Clarence Barney,
by Barney, Homer Higley and Carl n
ltnam of Northampton, Mass, with a
rs. Helen Miller, chaperon, were WISH r
rs at Sunset lake from Saturday to r
lesday. W
Mrs H. F. Prefontaine entertained the
ventieth Century Sewing club Wednes. n