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

, Miss fthrl tnAialr ~ itfatilrbnfu VS.
tied Ahhle starr last week,
Mrs, End Lawrence relurnei Saturday
ifom her work Ia NeNtane,
M. Zine and Miss McCloud Of Boslon
1 are visiting al Allan hseloss,
Ella Dcrry has returned 10 Mrs. VII
Lands after an absence u a month,
Allss Slearns Of Rutland. Mass. Is Wis,
+, iiins Mrs. tiI-rn IN iiarmonyyille,
Miss Susan Ros. gave an afternoon tea
TUESDAY IN honor VI Henry Scott aud his
niece
Mr.. Edwin O'nricn 81 Somerville,
Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Per
sons,
Mr., Harry Franklin and children arr
staying with her mother, Mrs, Town
send,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred l.andman and
Bernard spent Tuesday IN West Wanis'
horo,
/ Miss Nina Morse OF Winhal came
"Wednesday 90 visit her aunt, Mrs. ARA
Benson,
Mrs. George Smith and daughter, Mis-
Alice Smith at Aihol, ATE guests al John
Grout's,
Dr.. Bowen, Mr.. Miller and Mrs. Dow,
| ley oi Bmttleboro were AZ the hotel
Thursday.
Lizzie Finn and Florence I.alelle Of
Nilliamsyille spent Thursday at Mrs. w.
II. Miles,
Eugene Weaiherhee returned Monday
| from a visit ot several weeks IN South
boro, Mass.
Wallace Powers of Washington, ID. C.,
joined his mother at Mrs. Plumbs last |
Thursday,
Mrs. Prescott, and children OF Aver
Junction, Mass, came Friday TO visit
Mrs. fcleh
q. T.. Stearns, with his wife and moth.
Ct. OF Springfield. Mass, came TO the
Inn Saturday.
George G. Martin. 4. W. George and
+. X. Wilson Of Brattleboro were IN
town Monday.
Mrs. and Miss Plumb. with Mrs.
Powers and son, are camping at mill
pond, in Stratton.
Miss Belle Timson and Miss Beulah
Timson OF Williamsvillc attended the
ball game Saturday.
Mr.. Leach OF Leyden visited Miss Olive
Pierce over Sunday. She returned with
him TO visit in Lcyden.
Paul Ripley and brother, Arthur, OF
New York city came Thursday 10 visit
their uncle. ii. ;. kidder.
Mrs. VI. :. Watson, who has been car.
ing for Mrs. Lewis Higgins in Newfane,
has returned to her home.
j. II. Ware has bought large mum
Der OF valuable cows during the last few
weeks, to increase his herd.
Walter Kidder who has been working
for A. II. Marsh, left Saturday for North
field where he is now working.
Haynes Sanders has been repairing the
on the Rutter farm which is
now occupied by Bert Parsons.
Henry Scott of Boston and his niece,
Mrs. Hartman of Sioux City, Ia, came I
Friday and are staying at the hotel.
Mrs. Lemuel Van Schaick and son,
Paul, OF Hoosick Falls came Tuesday to .
visit her mother. Mrs. Charles Austin. J
Miss Cora Mason left Tuesday for
Ocean Park, Me-, where she will join
friends and camp out for several weeks. b
Miss Abbie Starr left Tuesday for
Fla, to visit her mother i
md sister during the month OF August '
Mrs. Harvey and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Charles Hodgedon re- 4
.urned Thursday to their home in Bos- $
on.
The Home club will meet in the Con-
,regational vestry Wednesday, Aug. 10,
It $50. The ladies are expected to take v
lunch.
Tina Cobb has sold his house to Almon "
Marsh of Brookline. Mr.. Cobb will have
N auction the first of next week to sell u
lis furniture.
Miss Harriet Fletcher visited at Judge =,
Nellogg's in Westminster Saturday OF
asst week, and was accompanied by Mrs.
'arnum of Newfane. II
Misses Ethel and Abbe Follett went
tuesday to visit in Windham, and We'd n
esday took in the Union Sunday school
icnic at Hamilton Falls. h
Miss Cora White and Mrs. Ward, who
ave been with Mrs. George White for HI
ONE time, returned Saturday to their
ONES in Granville, n. Y. OF
Mrs. Abbe Wnslow and Mrs. Henry 81
traitor and children of West Town
bend spent the day Wednesday with 81
FRS. Winslow and Mrs. Atwood. Ell
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Batchelder of
iranite' Falls, Mimi, came last Thurs OF
ay to visit Mr.. Batchelder's parents, Dis
Ir. and Mrs E. B. Batchelder.
E. S. Jones visited his son, Frank vi
ones, last week in Langdon, n II. His nj
Miss Lou Jones, return w
l with him and is now visiting in West
oWnshend. 90
Large auction sales of personal prop. tn
'ty and household furniture will be held ri
Harmonyville at Zina Cobbs the first
the week and at Mrs. Harry Franklin's of
he last of the week. Al
Frank Jones, formerly of this place, ar
rely escaped death recently in Lang lei
IN, n H., by trunk thrown from a
indow during a fire. He is better now
nj no SerjOJIS iniurV was done
Miles Osgood of Fort Atkinson, Wis, DO
T. and Mrs. Allan Osgood of Spring.
Id, Mass, and Mrs. May Leonard of he
eene, N. H., came Monday to visit
cir sister, Mrs. Hattie Winslow. m
At the Congregational church next
lnday morning the pastor will take for Of
subject, The Necessity Of Leaving All
r Christ's Sake At 3 p. m. he will D.
each at No. school house. In the Ma
ening at the union service, Miss r.
Kurn Hattin Homes we
A party consisting of the following are J.,
mping this week at Circuit Pond, in uol
n of Bellows Falls, Mrs. G. I. Gale
]. Harris, of West Townshend, Mr.. Lo
d Mrs, Ralph Snyder and Wilbur, Mr..
d Mrs McCarty and son, Arson, and me
r. and Mrs. A. L. Rand and Mabel of ivy
is town, joined by people from other !
rts of the state. att
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Willard and Nellie, plc,
:. and Mrs. E. H. Albee, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Batch ma ma
er and Misses Ethel and Abbie Follett az,
re the fortunate ones from this town! IA
10 were able to attend the fourth am ID \ y
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