The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-02
West BrattIebOrO

Mrs. Calvin Harris has been housed thi
week by illness,
John p. Hclyar Of Burlington spent Me
mortal day m town,
c. /, Brown spent the first OF the weel
in South Londonderry,
Mr.. and AIrs J L. Barney lett yester
day for weeks visit IN Brandon,
Mrs. Rex Coane spent from Tuesday tc
Friday with her parents IN liinsdale'
Roscoe Fisher is building bay window
and making other improvements TO his resi
denee.
I. Il. Bennett OF Williams street has had
a telephone installed this week, The call Is
323-5.
Mrs. II. y, Burnett Is i'll with erysipelas.
Mr.. h, 4, Scripture Of Springfield Is caring
for her.
Perley Lynde Of Dummerston was a guest
OF Mr., and Mrs, +. ID. Marsh the hrst OF
the week.
Miss Ruth Raymond OF Montague,
Mass, was sunday guest OF Miss olhe
Weatherhead,
Miss Dasie Miller Of Walpolc, Mass, Wis
tied her mother Mrs. Helen Mlller the
first of the week.
Mths hthikt iiAlAHr 'hAN NNsN'HNs
GLADYS, leave today for a visit with rela
tiyes in WaIdsboro.
Mrs. Emma Shore, who has been house
keeper for George Cone left Wednesday
for Hartford, Conn.
Twenty-seycn from here attended the
Baptist Church County convention IN
Guiliord Wednesday,
Rev G. + Prentiss OF Schenectady y.
Y, made short visit with his brother,
Charles Prentiss, this week.
Among the new telephones this week
are w. L. Pelerin, call 2ll.l3; ana
Chandler \, Brown, 2ll-23.
Mrs. Luman Clark returned yesterday
after spending several days with Mr. and
Mrs. Alya Stacy in Guiliord.
Miss Ethel Bodgett returned Monday
after spending few days with Miss Grace
Avery in Charemont, Mass.
Rev. l.. NJ keneston OF Baldwinsville
was in town this week TO attend the dedl-
cation OF the Masonic temple,
Mrs. Mary Bigeow and granddaughter,
Miss Helen Bigelow, arrived at their home
Sunday from Iarpon Springs,
Mrs. Fred Forbush of Cannon Station,
Conn., was a guest Of Mrs, Roscoe Fisher
from Sunday until Wednesday
Miss Helen Prentiss of Townshend spent
several DAYS this week with her parents, !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Prentiss.
Miss Marion and Miss Jennie Wilder OF
Dummerston have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs W, l.. Walker part OF the week
DR.. and Mrs. +. W.. Gage returned from
Hardwick, Mass, Friday, being called (
there by the death Of Sumner Stockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Mckinney and son,
David, of New York city spent the first OF
the week at their summer home on Ames
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Squires returned
Tuesday after spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. johnson in Worces
ter, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Winter and son re-
turned Tuesday to their home in Athol,
Mass, after spending few days with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. H. X Hamilton and the children
of Mr.. and Mrs F. A, Fox, who have been
sick with measles, are reported at present
as making good recovery.
Mrs Sophia Chamberlain and son,
George, began moving Tuesday from the
Baptist parsonage to their house recently
purchased OF Enos White.
Mrs Ella Plummer returned to Spring
field Thursday after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. Wood. She will
make her nome with nef daughter, MIs'
John Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Stelman and daugh,
ter, Gladys, spent from Saturday until
Wednesday at Sunset lake. Mrs. Ernest
Winchester and daughter, Doris, returned
with them
j. d. Whittier addressed the men Of the
Congregational church last Thursday even.
ing. He spoke about industrial education
in schools and of what he wished to do
along this line. /
There will be a strawberry supper in the ,
Baptist church parlors next Thursday
evening, June s, given by the Near and I
Farther Lights and ladies of the church. {
All are cordially invited. /
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Marsh gave dinner '
party Sunday to several Of their relatives,
The number included Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Harris, Mr.. .
and Mrs H. w, Knight and Mrs. Ella
Plummer.
A party of about 10 little children were \
entertained by Miss Florence r. Clark
Monday afternoon in honor of her nephews,
James and Stephen Clark Games were en-
joyed during the afternoon and light re :,
freshments were served. I.
j. O. johnson was disappointed fish n
erman Tuesday evening. He had almost n
in catching one of the largest n
pike of the season and as he raised it into r
the air his line broke. 1t was thought to .
have weighed about 10 pounds. a