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

uONl ana from bIlHSs Hlll ~ lilc t,ttdlll'
farm, the part which has been built thi,
summer is in far better shape than it was
expected it would be after it was first done
and during the dry spell The stone used
here is somewhat softer than trap rock but
said to be ideal for a state road in the
country as it packs down well and no large
stones work up through the top dressing.
f. c. Robertson was in Boston recently
Mrs Mary Doolittle has been i'll the past
week.
Mrs. Joseph Howe has been i'll the past
week.
Edw. Tibbetts of Greenfield was at home
over Sunday.
DR.. c. A. Gray has been on the sick list
the past week
Mrs. G. NJ. Cote is visiting in several
Vermont towns.
Rev. Father Cahill went to Chicago Tues
day for a brief stay.
Miss Blanche Boucher is to enter Keene
Normal school Sept. 26.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Abbott is dangerously i'll.
Mrs Adam Seibel of Brooklyn, n Y,
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Howe.
tied Sunday at John Powers's.
Mrs Ralph Freeman and children have
recently visited in Millington, Mass,
Star King of Somerville, Mass, is visiting
his brother w. w. King, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce of Bellows Falls
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B, j. Riley.
Miss Kathleen Lawey of Brocldon, Mass,
is at f. Nj. Dodge's for months stay.
Miss Pearl King has been visiting in
Warren, Vt, for the past week or more.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Tilden visited from
Friday to Wednesday in Bridgeport, Conn.
Edison Hale of Worcester. Mass, spent
last week in town with his brother, Oliver
Hale
Orrie Lebert goes Monday to Worcester,
Mass, where he is to enter Clarke univer
sity.
Miss Eta Mexican went to Brattleboro
Monday to spend several days with a rel
ative.
James King moved his family to Brattle
boro Monday. Mr., King has employment
there.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell spent Saturday
with her sister Mrs. Samuel Smith, in
Keene.
Eighteen from here attended the County
Fish and Game dinner at Spofford last
Friday.
Miss AIyra Owen went to Tilton Tuesday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs W. d.
Tricky.
Miss Winnie Tilden goes tomorrow to
Barre, Vt, for several weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Gray returned Wednesday
to Mortified to resume her studies at the
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Tsaacs of Greenfield
were visitors in town Sunday at A. l..
Taylor's,
w. d. Stearns recently purchased fine
ly matched pair of heavy mules for work on
his farm.
Fred Knapp and family have moved to
Bennington, VT, where the former has Sc
cured employment.
w. f. Fay and Mrs Chandler Fay at
tended the funeral of James H. Stearns in
Spofford Tuesday.
brother, Charles Temple, of Wilmington,
VT, for few days
Mrs. John Cookery of Spofford, n H.,
has been a visitor at Thomas lannon's
a few days recently.
D. ,
spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Detour.
Henry Dolan of Worcester. Mass. is in
town for a short time and is working in
the telephone exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Jackman of Bridge
port, Conn, came Wednesday to spend sew
eral days at f. w. Tildens.
Miss Jennie Lynch returned Wednesday Z
from Maria Dior yybara ba hac boan :
during the summer.
Miss Verna Pike of Lawrence, Mass, {
comes soon to assist Mrs. w. O. J. Martin
in her fall display of millinery.
The musical comedy, Little Miss Kut-Up a
appeared at the opera house last night and T
attracted a fairly good audience. s
Miss Annie j Gray returned to Boston n
Wednesday after brief visit with her pa n
'ents, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Gray. Ct
Miss Gladys Stearns, who underwent an n
operation for appendicitis last week, is Q
as rapidly as possible. s. s.
rom Brattleboro where she has been spend
ng several weeks with relatives. :
Elwood Weed passed a satisfactory en- i
rance examination at Mt. Hermon and is II
aking up an electrical course there. W
The school at the Monument is now sup tr
lied by Miss McBain of Watertown, Mass. &C
The is boarding at Mrs E. NJ Dodge's. at
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Carey and children a
,ft Monday for their home in New York
ity after an extended visit at G. S. Howe's
Miss Edith Hall went to Springfield Mon
ay and from there will leave as travelling az
ompanion and expects to travel extensive
:.
Mrs. Charles HI. Pearson went to Keene w
fonday and will remain there for time E.