The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

been working during the summer.
Mrs. +. b. Spencer and Mrs. Carl Me,
Coy and two children of Cheopee have
been visitors in town this week.
Miss Rebckah Perry returned TO her
home in Derby, W., Tuesday after visiting
her sister, Miss Josephine Perry.
Mrs. Mary Spaulding and Miss Minnie
Todd returned home SUNDAY alter two
weeks spent with relatives in Spoliord.
Mrs. 4. j. Richards and Mrs. c, ID. Fay
went Wednesday to The Wiers TO attend
the grand chapter convention OF o. +. !.
Arthur Laliberte left Saturday night for
Canada where he will Join his family who
have been visiting there for several weeks.
! Misses Bertha and Ina Higgins came
home Saturday after spending the summer
at Old Orchard where they have had work.
Mr.. Boyle tobacco buyer from Hat.
| field. Mass. was in town yesterday and
purchased the larger part of this years
crop.
Mrs Ella Smith returned to her home in
| Claremont, n H., Saturday after spending
three weeks at the home OF her son, Dr.
! q. L. Smith.
William Smith visited his brother, Sam.
uel Smith, in keene Monday. Mr. Smith
does not improve as rapidly as II was at
! first expected.
! Napoleon Beleyille went to South Fran
Iingham Monday after an extended visit IN
town with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Dom
Unique Bellevile
! II. H. Dole has recently purchased large
farm in Langdon about a mile from Al
stead village He intends TO take possession
the last of the month
Mrs Bessie Martin of Boston is visit
ing her nieces the Misses Fitzgerald, and
Thursday morning they went to Spofford
lake for weeks outing.
Mrs. Nat Butler went to her home in
Cambridge. Mass, Tuesday and will soon
sail from New York city with MIR. Butler
for France and Germany
| Miss Lena Liscom. who has been visiting
her father, Samuel Liscom, during the, sum
mer vacation. returned to her school duties
in Everett, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Alice Jeffords came home from
| Wianno, Mass, Wednesday and will soon
go TO Plymouth, n H.. where she is to at.
tend the normal school there this fall,
Miss Ethel Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher
returned Saturday from their visit IN
Franklin, n H., and vicinity where they
have been during the summer vacation,
j. NJ Lamb attended the annual meet
ing of the New Hampshire Embalmers as
ISOLATION at Hanover last week Mr.. Lamb
was elected president Of the association.
Miss Kate Corlss of Springfield, Mass,
and Mrs. Crane of Waterbury, Conn, left
Saturday after week spent at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Corliss
The body of William Tyrrell was brought
here for burial last week Tuesday from
Boston. Mr.. Tyrrel was a brother OF
Mrs Sidney Butler of Fitchburg formerly
of this town.
w. +. Robertson went to Albany We'd
nesday for several days. Mrs. Robertson
has gone to Ashuelot to remain with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Sheridan,
during his absence
Edward Sweets little son, George, was
taken seriously i'll very suddenly with a
CONFUSION last Wednesday afternoon and
was unconscious for several hours. He is
now considerably better.
Mrs. William Bergeron of Orange Mass,
recently spent a week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bean Her daughter, Florence, who
has been visiting here for several weeks,
returned home with her Saturday
G. S. Smith recently sold seven horses
within five days. w. L. Rice of Wilbra-
ham, Mass, bought a pair of handsome
black team horses for 500 and w. H. |
Heath of Guilford, Vt, bay team for
$780,
Mrs. j. j. Streeter has gone to Spring
field Mass, where she will remain for some
time. She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Elfra Streeter, who soon returns
20 Comic, n H., to resume her school
duties
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Dawson of Trenton,
N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs Grlber of New
left Immediately for the lake where Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Dawson are spending
several weeks at their cottage.
Miss Gladys Stearns was taken seriously
i'll Wednesday afternoon and the doctor
pronounced it appendicitis in very dan
gerous form. DR. Wiser, nurse and as
sistant doctor were sent for from Spring
field and the operation was performed
about o'clock Thursday morning.
A large number of local baseball enthus-
asts went to Brattleboro last Monday after
noon to witness the closing game of the
league season and were well repaid for 60
ing Nearly all agreed that while Brattle-
boro probably had the stronger team as a
whole, the Keene pitcher, Smith, was in
class by himself.
The Orrin C. Robertson company has
purchased another paper making machine
and will install it in the mill as soon as
the building can be made ready. 1t will
be placed in the main part on the river
side parallel with the present machine. Elk.
tensive changes are necessary and it will
probably take two months or longer to
make all the alterations now planned.
Riverside park was the scene of lively
ball game last Saturday afternoon when
Amidon's Terrors won the decision over
their old rivals, the Foundry Fiends, by the
score of II to Is. The game was witnessed
bv a good sized crowd and the roofing was
quite strenuous as each team had about the |
same number of supporters. It is probable
that another game will be arranged.
Manager Young of the iron men, is anx-
ious TO show his followers that his star |
twirler, Rufus Langworthy, can come i
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