The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

W WIN NV aunt 1fst ttutkS hifshhSt
Mr.. and Mr.. Goodman al Boston arr
guests at the Casweil cottage ca tbs
river.
Mrs. End Crane and son are visiting
Mrs: Charles s,ebbins. Mr.. Cranes
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Ingram II Groenfsll
has been the guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunneli.
Misses Dorothy and Hazel Clapp ars
visiting their grandmother in Montague
for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling hav. r~snfn.sl
from a visit 10 their children In Lowell
aud Boston.
Mr.. and Mr.. George Mason have rent
ri the Laselle cottage which has just
been completed.
Mrs. Joseph Field has returned from a
visit TO her daughter. Mn. Benjamin
Blake. In Weston.
There was special meeting o. iiaf'
mon, lodge "Wednesday night 10 work the
ielloweraii degrre,
Mrs. Hollis Slate Of Alhol l. entertain.
ing friends at her cottage on the shore Of
the Connecticut river
Mrs. Bemis oi West Orange spent We'd
nesday with her brother and wife, Mr..
and MIR. osgocd Leach.
Fred c. Britton Loot a valuable horse
night from lockjaw. IL was
one Of his pair oi grays.
Mrs. Wallace nolton aud two dough
tiers are with Mr.. llolton's father in
Easihampton for few days.
The Benevolent society met at the u
bmy Wednesday and the Merry,tnas al
Mn. Arthur Har's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Moore OF Millinst,p,
Conn. called on q. d. Adams last week
on their way 10 Brattleboro by auto.
Miss Florence Armistead OF Lowell, a
trained nurse well known here, Is with
Mr. and MS. Fred Pallam FOR August.
Miss Harriet Webster Of Amherst and
Miss Hattie Hastings OF Orange are
among the recent guests at {. IL. Web
ster's.
$. p. Coe, father OF w. w. Coe, left
Tuesday for his home in Sault Ste. Marie
in Michigan after spending several weeks
here.
Mrs. Seaholm and Mr.. G'axier have
moved from the Frank Harness place and
are boarding at Mr.. Waldron's IN West
Mortified.
There was game OF baseball between
the Mortified hotel team and the camp
fellows yesterday afternoon ON the grounds
OF the hotel.
Misses Gertrude and Ethel Proctor,
with their cousins, Lucy Hammond and
Mary Richards, picnieked in Lovers Ike
treat Tuesday. -.
Miss Mary L. Pratt returned to her
home in Maiden Tuesday after visiting az
Mrs. 4. b. Caldwelfs and Mrs. Z. H.
Pomeroy's in Barnardston.
Miss Esther Long celebrated her 10th
birthday yesterday. Several OF her boy
and girl friends spent delightful time
with her in the afternoon.
Miss Lucy Hammond of Gill and Miss
Mary Richards of Locks Village are en-
loving a vacation with their cousins
Ethel and Gertrude Proctor.
Miss Lucy Coe, who has been the guest
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Coe. the past month. returned to mel
home at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirshner OF Dos
ton have been recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Field Mrs. kirshner Is =
sister of Mrs. Field. Mr.. kirshner Is
with the Boston Post.
Henry II. Mason has been awarded the
contract for planking Benefits Meadow
bridge. The bridge is closed to traiilc on
week DAYS between the hours OF a. m
and 4.3O p. m, until further notice.
Rev N. FAY Smith goes tomorrow t,
Nontrose Pa. to take part in the con
ference for Christian Workers, being neit
there This conference was organized
few wears ago by ID. r. A. Torrey and Il
two weeks in session.
Mrs William Christmas has been the
guest of her brother Walter Neville, Mrs
7fhristmas was formerly Miss Amanda Ne
Vile. They have lived IN San ANTONIO
Toy where Mr.. Christmas taught. Ihel
are now at his home in Waltham.
Mr. Humphreyville of Westfeld, tn
h,;idor of The new high school, was II
town Wednesday to make arrangement
for tbe material which has been tied VI
hv the Central Vermont railroad u
come by the way of South Vernon
Mrs Elliott w. Brown and Miss !,
ReiIe Woo]lacott gave lawn party Wed
nesdav afternoon and evening at thel
heart;ful home on South Main street, il
honor of Mrs. III. S. Kellogg and MIS-
Farley. who have recently come u "
residents of this town.
The Ladies' society Of the Unitarian
ob,,rcb made their usual elaborate prepare
tions for their annual lawn party on tn
rounds Of Perham's Inn. large nun,
her natronized the supper at o cloti
bnt the threatening thunder storm Drok
IN the program for the evening ana ever 81
t II; had to end. However, about 90
, vn,ne taken in for the use of the society.
There will be an inter-dormitory tfac l
meet at Mt. Hermon next Monday alte a
a nu Inward dash, l50-yard dash, 5O-yar'
dash d high Jump, broad jump, and >, long
Ja, sprinting, shot-put, and dlscu
throwinp, There will be free-for-all SUI
don't obstacles race. A great many away
ao over from Mortified to ENJOY ines
sports. ;+toa q
.ha new high school and Memorial ma
une hold last Monday. A committee wa
amrno;nted to make arrangements lor ~
IayiT,e Of the corner stone OF TINS ou san
as soon as it is in readiness. ~ Is iSaie'
That work will be delayed on tne g Gu, ,nnta
as the bricklayers are nearly ouI VI mo dc
rial. Several carloads OF materl a. az. str;k
javed at Palmer on account u 'no
on the Central Vermont. a.
Mrs Jennie G. Miner, ~, died az ~ ~
Wavside Inn Monday afternoon G % aio
bttes Mrs. Miners home was N oolran =
Mass. and she had been nousehsSIb 81 wa
Wayside Inn since ae last u spEEins She leave
seriously i'll 4 about Ut wbo Meea are in Kansas
three tnG b, sp viii not take place until on
ana az them o, e. reaches here. Mrs. Miner J9ine
t q 'n church at East Mortified last june
Mrs A. P. Fit will agar, use e seto o nax
tiful home and lawn for a lawn ie.s n snn
Tuesday afternoon, and evel inaIS Rooth
per will be served at 9 le e1oon ice
ing e sSafs't snd oser
cream anu a,1;Il he on sale. Moving picture
vla a, WIN ;1,an = in tent with different pei