The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
West BrattLebOrO

Mrs G. X, wheeler il Nhl'lhe III p"h
merston this week.
w. X. Rockwell has been on the SICK
list for several days,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith have gone TO
Salisbury for an extended visit.
Miss Sadie Winchester is spending her
vacation at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Rev and Mrs. L, Stacy Harrison expect
10 leave next Wednesday for vacation
Mrs. Harold Perry is reported as lmproV'
ing from her illness with typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Fisher went to
Acwofth. y. H., Wednesday for snort
stay,
Miss Lillian Worden OF Marlboro Is
stayinr with Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Ihur'
Der
Miss Mabel Weld and Grace Angler went
IN Springfield Monday to work IN an once
there.
Mrs George Hoffman OF South Hadley
Falls Mass, is visiting at Clarence .
Riders.
Mrs. Jonas Dix returned TO Springfield
Sunday night after visiting m Town sever
al days.
Denton Smith Of Rutland was an, oyer
Sunday guest Of his parents, MI ana Mrs'
ii, G. Smith.
Mrs Emily Perry of Greenfield; Mass;
has been spending the week with MT ana
Mrs. d. I. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Knight went. 10
Putney yesterday to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. H G. Everleth.
Mrs. c. r. Prentiss and daughter. Ruth
returned yesterday from their VISIT IN
Jamaica and Windham.
Miss Helena Nichols, who has 'been
staying at A. j. Waldron's has returned 10
her home on Brattle street.
Horace Bailey. IT., and Warren W. Ban;
lev of Newbury were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Renfrew.
Miss Ethel Blodgett left Saturday for
Gardner. Mass, where she is visiting her
aunt Mrs. George c, Upton.
Edward S. Clark of Detroit, Mich,
came Monday for brief visit with his pa
rents DR.. and Mrs, c. S, Clark
Mrs. Leroy Wilder of Putney came We'd
nesdav To spend the remainder OF the week
with Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Walker.
Mrs. w. W. Terry and daughter, Doris
90 10 their home in Hartford, Conn, after
Spending two weeks at ]. c, Renfrew's
Mrs. Julia johnson OF Marlboro returned
Wednesday after visiting at J.. 7. Cope
lands and C. H Copeland's a few days.
The women of the Baptist church viii
hold their last food sale at the reading
room tomorrow afternoon from . 10 I
o'clock
Mrs. Edward Martin returned Wednes
day from Hinsdale Mass, where she ha'
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. II
Hadlock.
Mrs. Charles j. Stoekwell and Miss Liz
zie Sargent are spending the week at sun
set lake. They are staying in the Sargent
cottage.
Miss Ethel Harding returned to hel
home in Brooklyn, n. Y, Wednesday aitel
spending two weeks with Miss Heller
Bigelow.
Mrs. A. F. Sanders and children o
Springfield Mass, are at the home, OF hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Martin
for visit.
C. Z. Clisbee and family of Revere
Mass, came in their auto last Saturda!
to spend a month with his sister, Mrs
Alice Richmond.
Among those from this town who hav'
attended the Mortified conferences ar
Miss Kate Wheeler. Mrs Minnie Fits an'
Mrs. /. g. Crosier.
Mrs. W. H, Bigelow has been having he
cottage. which is occupied by Herber
Thurber and family repaired, A bath
room has been added,
One of the twin babies which are beini
cared for bv Mrs Rhoda Sargent has beel
under the doctors care this week. She
reported as improving
Mrs Ellen Holton and Miss E. Ma,
Chamberlin have been spending part Q
the week in Newfane with their COUSIN
Mrs. Eliza Butterfeld
The annual Baptist church picnic IS t I
be held next Tuesday, Aug l, at j., X
IeRays. A basket lunch will be spread il
the grove. All are invited.
Mrs. w. J. Tyler and son, Roger. an,
daughter Edith, of Dorchester, Mass,
came Wednesday to spend 2, few days VIII
Mr. and Mrs. j. L, Stockwell'
DR. and Mrs. C. S. Clark returned Tues
dav from North Bennington where the
have been spending week with their son
Rev. James Clark, and family
Mrs. Clarence Rider was called to Yves
Dover Monday to attend the funeral OF he
Oldest brother, Will Harvey. Other mem
bers of the family accompanied her
Mrs. Arthur Winter and son Of Attic
came Tuesday to spend few weeks wit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Davenport. Mr.. WIZ
ter is expected soon to spend his vacation
here.
Orison Follett and two sisters, Mise
Abbv and Ethel Follett, of Townshend an
Mrs Fred Hill and SON. Arnold, of Cor
cord. N. H., visited the first of the wee
at F. r. Mann's.
Mrs. D. G. Ormsbee and children
George and Leslie, of Millers Falls, Mass
returned home Monday after two weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs ). Jillson' MT
Ormsbee came Friday and returned WIZ
his family.
Baptist church, Rev. E. Stacy Harriso
pastor Services for the week: Sunda
morning at 1890 o'clock, sermon by paste
to the children, subject, Biting MOSQUITOES
Bible classes at u o'clock. Evening mee'
ing at 73O o'clock. Friday evening a
7.30 o'clock church prayer meeting.
DR.. Charles Wilson and daughter, Mis-
Minnie, of Cannonsburg, Mich, spent fror
Wednesday to Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
d. T. Perry. They left Sunday for Greer
field. Mass. en-route for Boston. DR.. Wi
son had not been to this town for 10 year
and found great changes everywhere.
The Missionary society Of the Woman
association of the Congregational churc
will meet next Thursday afternoon, Aus
2. with Mrs Frances Fisher. The progral
will consist of roll call Subject Wester
Women in Eastern Lands, Problems an
Policies. Leaders, Mrs. Rodney Wheele
and Mrs NJ. A. Bigelow.
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock the pul
pit of the First Congregational church WI
be occupied by Rev George F. Prentls
of Northampton. Bible classes at /
O'Clock. Sunday evening at 7.30 oclocl
subject: A Missionary Journey Aroun
the World, Missions in Burma and lndi'
The meeting will be in charge of the R,