The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-30

vi MS 'lHss There,
Shhofd Lyman of Worcester aud
Iohn wall of Boston visited their mn
ents here recently Wv
MISS Susie Rollins Of Northamnton
Was the guest over SUNDAY of Mr. and
Mrs. q. \. Kidder. w. ""'
Mrs, \. T., Wood attended the nnmui
reunion OF her class of the BrnttIehoro
high school last week. : go
+. l., Proctor took n nnrtv 40 yo,o,,
people, guests of Mrs. A. l.. Fiji. Ia III
Monadnock last week. " w.
Mrs, Clapp of Montague was here to
np,,enu tne graduation of her grandson,
RAYMOND ClNpp, Friday.
The Sons of Veterans held a meeting
lhst thursday evening and initiated Mr..
strange and T.. Starkey.
+. l.. Proctor took large marty of
guests Of Mrs, \, +, Fit To Iluckle hill
Bernardston, Wednesday.
Miss Ella Leonard is entertaining
Mrs II, u. Ciibburd of Springfield and
Mrs. tombstone of Rhode Island.
Miss Bernice Webster and 10 of her
nigh school classmates are canning nj
'amp Wawarnaissa in Warwick.
Mrs. ;. +. Walker and daughter.
Blanche, are visiting Or. and Mrs,
George +. Pentecost az Darien, Conn.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hart celebrates her 6sth
birthday tomorrow, and is receiving a
shower of congratulatory postcards
Miss Pauline sykes returned IA her
home IN Conway Saturday aud Miss
sue thompson 10 Maine on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f., +. Howard attended
the 25th reunion of Mr. Howard $ class
at Dartmouth college. the past week.
Miss Emily Foster, of the class of
'0S, Mortified high school. was mar
rled June is 10 Herbert Grant of Green,
field.
Misses Charlotte and Amelia Haus
man of South Manchester. Conn. are
The, guests of their sister, Mrs. f. \.
Holton.
Sidney W. Coe of Middleport, o., is
spending the summer with his uncle. W.
W. Coe. and assisting in the office Of
the Press.
Miss Margaret Graham has returned
from 0berlin college and attended the
exercises of the high school
here Friday
Mrs. Lena Washer and Mrs. Bessie
Howard were here for high school
ms guests of their sister, Mrs.
G.. y. Kidder.
Mrs. Julia Briggs and Mrs. Ella Col
Inns of Springfield came by automobile
and visited their aunt, Miss Lucy Web,
ster, saturday.
Electricity has been put in the houses
of the following people recently: +. +.
Mrs, A. \. Newton, Miss Ella
Leonard, Mrs. Charles Stebbins.
George Field, formerly clerk in the
store of Parsons 4 Stearns, came by
with his children from Bos-
ton and called on friends Sunday.
Fred l.. Proctor has opened the Spen
,er house for an ice cream parlOr, con |
fectionery, and japanese store He |
also has a livery stable, as last year.
Mrs. Charles Mead and daughter
Mabel, are guests at the Mortified |
MOTEL. They are cousins of Mrs. Mead |
md Mrs. Sherwin of South Main street. |
Mrs. Kendall is caring for Mrs. Waldo
Stebbins. Mrs. Dwight Stebbins, who |
ias been visiting there for two weeks.
'eturns 70 her home in Maiden this |
week.
Miss Rose c. Mead of Hinsdale,
laughter of A. w. Mead visited her
'ather last week. She has Just received
diploma from Drexel institute of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Stratton. who have
,een the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, t, r.
calender for two weeks, left Tuesday
by Mrs. Calender, and will
20 to Vermont for an outing.
The company to which John A. Fisher
during the civil war will meet
t Mr.. Barnes s in Westminster. Mass
ulv 4. He and several others from the
Deal post and w. r. C. will attend.
Mrs. Frank Kendrick gave a party to
4 children Saturday afternoon in honor
4 the 18th birthday of her son, Her.
non. A peanut hunt, cobweb maze,
ames and refreshments were enjoyed.
The literary committee of the Fort
ightlv have recently held two meetings
{ the home of the chairman, Mrs. ;.
!. Richardson, and the program for the
oming wear is about ready for the
rinter.
LARGE number of the former gradu-
tes of the high school were here for
he graduation of the class of 1911, ;
nd the organizing of an alumnae asso- ]
iation created much interest and plans
'ere made for 1T.
Leon W. Pratt and Miss Lila Bow.
ian were married Monday evening at
ne Congregational parsonage by heE,
/. Fay Smith. They will make tnelr
lture home at the William De1. flelo 7
lace on Mortified mountain.
Flowers left at Mrs. A. L. Newton s. t
-ortbfeld. or at Mrs. E. NJ. Lazelle s, t
asst Mortified, each Friday morning
in he forwarded to the Boston flower !
ission that dav where they bring I'M !
I'D iov to the sick and shut-lns'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Curtis OF c
orea have taken the Ferrand Plerson t
,ttaee for the summer. They nave d il
,uobter in the seminary, son at MI
ermon. and two sons in Yale. MIS-
nrtis Is a daughter of Dr. A. I. Pier y
IN.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moody and M
ID Mrs w r. Moody attended the f
aiding of Dew. and Mrs. j: II. Larson v
Northampton last week WEDNESDAY n
be newly married couple came directly
the Nortbfield hotel where they were 7
,ests until Tuesday of this week, Wheh h
lev left for Crawford house at tlie Ii
hite Mountains.
Fourth of July will be 9ulet ,i Hnu, st
: u Uu. for this town when the college o
udents are not here. The boys a OFT Y
de. in charge of E. 7. Beiknap, sct the G
aster of the Amherst division Oh 'n nt
" Scouts of America, and the BOYS az az
,mp Northfeld, under the cn Gn T,, Ui
81 Stevens, leave town at 10y uG =,
" morning from the, the camp 1a % anu con. >
Gnu sae tha management of the boys 4
IT, ico dn'', will he held in the evening, IN
d ! town hail. Mt. Hermon s band has r
q 'V ENGAGED and other musical organ,
Tons Free buses will run from
,st Mortified to the hall !"