The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

automobile trip through bellows iah'
aud Puiney. returning To thef nome
Tuesday,
NJ. and Mrs. colbufn aud sou Of
Springfield, Mass, came last THURSDAY
for a short visit with her sister, ME-
iteTt Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Parsons returned Mon
aag Ifam iifaItlrhufu where lhoS have
been visiting their daughter, Airs sum
neF Wilson.
Mrs. Sarah Pike Of waTdsbofo came
Tuesday 10 spend a week at the lns'
cabin summer home Of her nephew, bf,
\. j. Trout.
Mfs. Arthur Pratt, who has been
amending several weeks with Mrs, I'll
win .loHes, has returned Ia her home IN
Aston. Mass.
There Is a dance this (ffidayl even
ing In Union hall given under the aus
pieces of the l. q. o. =. The kehekahs
will serve ieescTeam,
The Misses Swccisef and Norman
Sweeiser, who have been guests nj be
Inn for few weeks, left Thursday TOT
tho White mountains.
Miss Jennie Underwood and 4. X.
Underwood went Thursday 10 Wood
stock 10 visit y. ", Dearborn aud sis
ter. Mrs. l.. A. Mnndell.
Rev. g. c. Lawson Of Hyde Park,
Mass. gave an interesting discourse
SUNDAY morning Ia large audience. IL
Is estimated there were $50 present,
At the regular meeting of Newfane
grange Aug. - the program will be
furnished hy the men. Wilson Win
chester will take charge Of the enter
iaiumeni.
Mrs. llosley Is improving under the
efficient care Of Mrs. Buiterheld. She
has been kept supplied with an album
dance If beautiful flowers from her
many friends.
Mr.. Lockwood drove to Brattlchoro
Wednesday 90 meet his mother, Mrs.
Addle Page. of st. .lohnsbury, Mrs
Page will 90 today tfridnyl TO New
Haven. Conn, 20 visit another son.
Miss Hattie johnson. who Is visiting
Mrs. Silas Kenny. returned 10 her home
in Bratilebor0 Saturday. Miss John
son was "a former resident here, but u
has been - years since she has visited
In the place.
Sixteen Of the young people of the
village drove TO the old fair ground for
a picnic Wednesday morning. They re-
port a very pleasant time despite the
fact that II rained nearly all the after
noon.
Tuesday evening the Christian I'm.
deayor society elected the following OIL
GERS: President. Miss Harriet Newton;
viee.president. Mrs. Lena Dewitt; see.
rotary. Mrs. Grace Rhoades; treasurer,
Miss Bertha Palmer.
Rev. Y. :. Moore is attending the
August conference Mortified this
week. Next Sunday morning his sub
iect will be A Message from Mortified.
In the evening G. Leigh of Burlington,
representative of the Anti.Saloon
league. viii speak in the church at 7.3O.
About 20 of the friends Of Mrs. Al.
bert Pratt and Mrs. William Goodnow
spent n delightful evening at Elm hall
last Tuesday. Cards and music fur.
nished entertainment. Refreshments of
iee-eream, cake and punch were served
by the hostesses. During the evening
the guests were much surprised TO hear
the announcement that the occasion was
in honor of the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Goodnow.
Wednesday evening the following in
teresting program was given in the
grange by the children: Music, Clarke
Winchester; recitation. Winfred Ma.
logne, Carrie Benson and Lillian Red.
field; recitation, Ralph Dewitt; recita-
ton. Hubert Cherry: recitation, Ruth
Farnum: reading. Ruth Allen; reeita.
tion, Arthur Cherry: dialogue, That
Postal Card. Bernice Edwards. Inez
Cherry and Ruby Rice. Following this
ice.eream and cake were served to all
and despite the heavy rain the evening
proved a very pleasant one.