The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-16

Rev. A. NJ Bradley has been spending
few days with his mother ia Brewster,
Mass, this week
Charles Taylor broke the big bone in his
left arm lust above the wrist while vault
ing last Thursday,
Miss Eva Pike of Lawrence, Mass, was
a guest of her sister, Miss Nema Pike a
few days last week
Miss Winnie Reddin, who underwent
an operation in Farren hospital last week,
is getting along well.
Miss Ella Streeter comes tonight from
Comic to spend the summer with her moth
or, Mrs. j. j. Streeter
Mrs. Hattie Stowell spent several days
with her mother, Mrs Abbie Thomas, AT
Alorey Elmore's recently.
William Lynch was able to return sun
day to Hartford after remaining at his
home for two weeks with badly sprained
shoulder
Miss Elizabeth Marley and Mis- Mil
bred Cramer 90 to Boston Monday for a
visit with Mrs. w. +. Gould
Misses Fannie and Flora Applin of MARI
boro spent Monday here, attending the
Junior speaking in the evening.
Miss Maize Powers came Monday from
Mortified, VT, for a visit with her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs, John Powers.
Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Lynch
leave Monday for Narragansett Pier where
they have work for the summer.
Miss Doris Cautin, who was taken TO the
Farrcn hospital in Montague last Thurs
day. is expected home tomorrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Steans and chill
drcn of Cambridge Mass, are visiting the
formers father, Hon. L. +. lisoom.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Snow and two chill
dren, John and Alta. attended the Clarke
Snow wedding in Winchendon Thursday,
The junior union of the unyersalist
church will hold an entertainment in the
church vestry next Monday evening at
T.30 o'clock
Miss Bertha Howe. a former high school
teacher of Claremont. came to attend the
commencement exercises and was enter
tanned by Mrs. c. W Stafford.
William Belleville of South Chelmsford.
Mass, was a guest at NJ. d. Whites Thurs
day and returned home today accompan'
led by James and Harold White,
Mrs. c. T. Savage Mrs c. +. yelling
ton and Mrs. w. 5. Hartwell attended
the county conference OF Congregational
churches in Fitzwiliam last week.
Miss Monte Purcell returned Tuesday
from a few days visit in Springfield and
NIillers Falls Miss Elizabeth Purcell OF
Springfield came with her for a short visit
at home.
Childrcn's day was observed at the Uni.
versalist church last Sunday. The church
was profusely decorated with laurel. The
little child Of Mrs. George Abbott was
christened.
There will be an Odd Fellows Memorial
service at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev, \. l.. |
Hill, will deliver a sermon appropriate 10
the occasion.
At the meeting of the directors of the /
board of trade last week Henry w. Taylor |
was elected president, +. j. Temple and
NJ d. White vice-presidents and Fred w !
Cotton, secretary.
James G. Bridge has sold his farm on
Chestnut hill through the Strout Real
Estate agency to Mr.. Brownell who lives /
near Boston. Mr.. Bridge has taken the
Shattuck place for the summer.
Miss Annie Gray was at home from
Boston over Sunday. On the 9th of this !
month she leaves on the Franconia of the |
Cunard line for two months trip abroad. |
Most of the time she will spend in Hol- /
land and southern England.
Beginning July 1 the salary of the local
postmaster will be raised from 81 800 to
81 500 year ago the salary was de
creased 500 from 81 800 owing to fall |
ing off of receipts. The business improved, /
however, during the fiscal year ending /
April /, so the office has returned to its
former standing.
Miss Marjorie B. Patterson, daughter of
Charles IL, Patterson, a former principal
for several years of the Hinsdale high |
school, now acting principal of Dean acad-
envy, will have the distinction Of receiving
the first A. B. degree given by Jackson
college. Miss Patterson went to Jackson
last fall from West Virginia university and
has qualified for the degree, which she
will receive at commencement. as the com
bined work at West Virginia and Jack
son. Miss Patterson stands good chance
of being the only simonpure Jacksonite
for the next three years. Miss Patterson
entered the preparatory school attached
to West Virginia university after studying
at Somerville grammer school, and went
from that school directly to the university.
She was a member of the chapter of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma seniority and was
prominent in literary pursuits,
being editor of the literary monthly, The
Monongolian, and assistant editor of the
year book, the Monticola, At
jackson, IN her one year $ residence she
has become one of the most prominent
and popular undergraduates. She took
leading part in the class play given by the
All Around club of Jackson before a woman
was a speaker at the banquet of
the Tufts and Jackson senior classes and
ranked as one of the best gymnasts and
athletes in the gymnasium of the segregat-
ed college. Miss Patterson is planning to
teach at Dean academy after graduation.
The local high school nine defeated the
Mortified high school aggregation in the s
rubber game on Riverside Park last Sat
urday afternoon by the score of IA to 5.
The game was characterized by heavy S
hitting by both teams, especially the t
locals, who offset their listless work in {
the field by banging out is hits for total
Of % bases. Bailey again lined out a {
home,run, long hit over the right field !
fence The visitors deserve praise for !
their activity on the field, hustling for i
in sight, and the hitting of {
Clapp and Brodericlx's fielding are worthy !
Of special mention. This was the last game t
Of the season for the locals.
Mann, If, 2 2 2 2 0 0 l 9
Houle, If, 2 1 0 0 o 0 OIL
Doucette, C, 3 10 U
Jantlin, 2b, 5 2 3 A ) 2 2 !
Walker, 3b, 5 2 2 3 3 4 3
Bailey, D, 3 1 / 0 2 |
Fisher, 1b 8 O O s 2 t
Weeks, IS, : / 8 0 0 f
5illiland, IF, 3 1 2 2 1 0lI