The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15


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Miss Sarah Minot has returned 10 bo,
sence.
Mr. and Mrs h 5, Bake and son. Fran.
ys', 81 Weston are guests al Mrs. j. "
Fields ~ ~
MIR, and Mrs, John Grace Of Salem have
been the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Grace. '''''"'
Nlr. and Mrs ". 4. Wright went IN u
carriage drive 10 West Dover the first al
the week
Miss Mary Stacy of Gill will make her
home at + W, Willamss and attend
high school
Miss Mary osgood returned Wednesday
from Springfield hospital and is rapidly
conyalescing
Miss Ethel Anderson has taken rooms in
! II, Websier's block and will continue
her nursing.
W. c. Beaman came TO attend the I'm.
neral Of Mrs Albert Stearns the mother OF
his FIRST wife.
Mr.. and Nls. Homer Smith have re.
turned from q two months soioum in
Frances kavanangh Of the Farms has
accepted position as supervisor OF music
m lornngton, Conn
Mrs Augusta Day and Mrs. Julia LYMAN
expect TO return TO their apartments IN
East Northteld today
Ernest Warren, son of former superin.
tendent j, +, Warren. was guest at Mrs.
{. ii, Green's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nation of Dor.
chester spent the first Of the week with
their sister, Mr.. /. L. Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crelan and children
OF Hartford Conn, viii arrive tomorrow
TO visit Mr.. Crelan's mother.
Miss Rena Martindale entertained her
classmates in Sunday school and Mrs. A.
+. Wilson at her home last Saturday.
The Junior Alliance met this afternoon
at the Unitarian parlors The members are
preparing for sale in the near future.
Mrs Earl Field has been entertaining
her mother, Mrs, Page OF South Framing
ham. and aunt, Mrs, Leach OF Dorchester.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Quinlan died suddenly Sept. 1, in
Newark, \. j. The child was nine weeks
old
Walter Fisher is taking a vacation and
Albert Hicks is substituting in c. c.
Steamss store during the formers alb
81 ,ce
Rev. and Mrs. A. f. Wilson went to
Clinton on Monday 10 attend the wedding
of Miss Pratt, who visited them here this
summer.
Word has been received of the death in
Columbus, Ind, OF the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Nation ClugstOne, a former resi-
dent here.
Mrs Woodruff and daughter who have
spent several weeks with their cousin,
Miss NJ. T. Dutton, have returned to their
home in Hartford.
L. O. Clapp and T. F. Howard were
speakers at the Pomona yange meeting in
NIllers Falls last Friday. A good delega-
ton from town attended.
Rev. Arthur j Brown and his family,
who have spent the summer at their South
Main street home. returned to their home
in Montclair, \. j., last week.
An auction was held today at the sum
mer residence of DR.. A 7. Pierson, when |
Ill of his household goods, together with |
carriages, harnesses and tools, were sold.
Mrs. C. f. Williams gave bridge party !
to - of her lady friends last Thursday
afternoon Several ladies were present |
rom Brattleboro. An elaborate luncheon
vas served.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander has returned |
o her work as director OF music IN the
southern Female college Of La Grange, Ga.
Miss Cora Moore also returned to Harlan,
Ky. last week for another year as princi-
lal of school.
Recent guests at John A. Fishers have
,een: Mrs. F. II. Warner and Miss Alice
:. Warner of Lincoln, Neb., nieces of MIR.
Fisher, also Miss Fanny Smith and Charles
/. Smith of Springfield. niece and broth
r of Mrs. Josiah Stebbins.
Harmony lodge resumed the work of the
rider last Wednesday evening after the
ummer vacation The Master Mason de-
rec was worked on two candidates A
pecial meeting has been called for Sept.
Z when the district deputy will make his
ficial visit.
A movement is under way for Chorus
hub in this town n P. Coffin of Keene.
aader of the famous Choral club of that
ity. has signifed his willingness to conduct
uch a club here from Nov. l TO Feb. l.
his is a rare opportunity to be instructed
" an able leader OF music. All wishing, to
DIN should notify at once any OF the fol
owing committee: n G. Roberts, 3. F.
Tield, w. W. Coe, II. S. Stone and Miss
ennie Haight.
A very delightful reception was, given
'ridav afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
I. B. DeWolf in honor of Miss Marley who
sturned recently from spending the sum,
ler in England Mrs. w. r. Moody and
IRE 7 F. Chafer received with Mrs. De
Wolf Mrs. II. D. Hull of New York city
resided at the tea table and Miss Made
ne Clutter. Miss Grace Curtis, MISS
RANGES Davis. Miss Ellen Howard, Miss {
Dorothy White and Miss Delphine La
elle assisted in the dining room.
Services were resumed in the Congrega- |
onal church last Sunday. The interior
as the appearance of new building. The ]
acorations are in tones Of tan and brown /
hich harmonic most effectively with all T
10 furnishings The effect is pleasing;
,stful and appropriate for house. OF
orship. Sunday school was reorganized
I'd the evening and mid-'week services re- !
med. Communion will be observed mere
xxi Sunday when the students OF the
mnary will have returned and VIII De b
'esent.
jeremiah Campbell. 81. died at the :.
lmpbell homestead last Friday afternoon Il
ter an illness of three weeks. The tu- u
raj was held Monday morning at st. Pat
KS church, the pastor, Father Lunny, A
heating. Miss O'Keefe of Greenfield rem c
ed several vocal selections. Mr.. Camp
il was native of Ireland but spent much "
his life in this town and the. last lew B
airs made his home with the fanny Oh
7es from ont of town at the funeral We're: n
rs rs Edgell. Miss Lucy and Miss Nellie "
mpbel of New York, Miss Mary Camp
Il of Gardner, Thomas Campbell of Bos- al
n and William Campbell. r.