The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-14

came Tuesday for visit at John John
! sons.
Mrs. S. T. Crowninshied has been visit
ing relatives in Jamaica, Vt, the past few
days.
The Universalist Sunday school will hold
a picnic next Thursday at Hanrahan
grove.
II. H. Russell went Saturday to Win
throp Beach to return with his family
| Monday.
Mrs. r.. D. Taylor has gone TO Sugar
Hill in the White Mountains for number
+, of weeks.
Miss Kathleen O'Brien of Hyde Park,
Mass, is visiting few weeks at William
O'Brien's.
Mrs. William Howe. daughter and SON of
Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 5. Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fifeld of Whining
ton, Del, come tomorrow for visit at
II. II. Russell's.
Miss Pearl Clark of Winchendon, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. May Thompson,
at C. c. Holton's.
Mrs. j. p Felch and Mrs. George Alb
bolt and children are spending week or
more at Forest lake.
Mrs Ed Walker and son, and Miss lacy
of Leeds, Mass, have been visiting at Il.
L. Walkers this week.
Ernest Dupee of Worcester, Mass, is
spending the week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Dupee.
Mrs. Percy Booth and daughter, Helen,
have returned to her home in Peterboro
after an extended visit in town,
mn af 1ba
OF the Congregational church was held
Wednesday at Hanrahan's grove.
Elsie and Hubert Crowninshield of Can
| ton, Mass, are visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Crowninshield
Miss Winnie Redding returned home
from Farren hospital in Montague City
Monday and is much improved in health.
Spencer Clarity of Clinton, and Henry
| Signor of Worcester came Monday to visit
! their grandmother, Mrs PAMELA Smith
Elijah Stockwel of Vernon purchased
! the grass on the former O. 5. Higgins
farm last Monday, paying S232 at auction.
Mrs. Ford, who has been guest Of Mr..
| and Mrs. A. NJ Bradley the past three
weeks. returned to her home in Sanger
vile, Me, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Crowninshield spent
| few days in Holyoke last week Miss
Marion Stacy who accompanied them will
remain there for a short visit.
Miss Athena Varvie was taken to Far
rem hospital in Montague City Monday
night and early Tuesday morning under
went an operation for appendicitis.
The attraction at the opera house, The
King of Tramps, last Saturday drew a
good -sized audience. The concerts given
at noon and in the evening before the
performance were exceptionally fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Field and daughter,
Miss Florence Field, left Saturday for
Rochester, N. Y They will visit Niagara
Falls before their return and other New
York places.
| Mrs. Herbert Newell, Miss Rest Met
calf and Miss Florence Wright were the
delegates who have been attending the
Christian Endeavor convention at Atlantic
| City, the past week.
| Mrs. PAMELA Smith and two sisters,
| Mrs. j. d. Wallis of Ottawa and Mrs.
Sallie Human of Malone, N. ". have
been visiting in Worcester and Clinton,
Mass, the past two weeks.
District Deputy Grand Master O. L..
Smith and District Deputy Grand Marshal
W. e. Watson have been installing the
officers of the different Odd Fellow lodges
in this district during the past week.
The local baseball team will play the
team representing the young mems club
of Greenfield tomorrow afternoon at $50.
The Greenfield manager has notified Man
ager Doucette that he will bring a team
that he is confident will give our boys their
first defeat of the season on the local
grounds.
Mrs. Susan F. (Ellis) Fogg, widow Of the
late D. c. Fogg, died at her home in Keene
Sunday aged IS years, 1 month and 9
DAYS. Mrs. Fogg was the daughter of the
late Henry T. Ellis of Surry: She attend
ed the normal school at Plymouth after
which she taught school for several years.
She was very well known in this. town
having spent good deal of her time in
years past with her sister, Mrs. Jason Hol-
man. She is survived by one brother, Frank
Ellis of Surry, and three sisters, Mrs;
Jason Holman of this town, Mrs. Cook of
Brattleboro, and Mrs. Joslin of st.. Paul,
MINI. Mrs. Fogg was very estimable
woman and was highly respected by all
who knew her. The funeral services were
held at the home at - o'clock Wednesday.