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

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Miss Gladys Hill went Tuesday to re.
: sumo her studies at kimbal Union in Mer-
den Miss Ada Hill goes next week to
Smith
Henry lInnnon came home from keene
Monday after week or more caring for
Samuel Smith who now seems to be slowly
, gaining.
The annual meeting Of Cheshire County
d Womans Christian Temperance union will
be held in the Y NJ. G, A. parlor in keene
Tuesday, Sept ~.
Miss Nenie Doueette, who has been Wis.
iting in Peterboro several weeks. returned
home Friday accompanied by her little
niece, Helen Booth.
!, Professor Mason and family, who have
) been enjoying the summer al their home on
! Chestnut hill in this town, returned to
Brighton, Mass, Monday.
Miss Alice ,Ieffords entertained party
of school friends last Friday evening. Mon
day Miss Jeifords went to Plymouth where
she is to attend normal school.
W s, Howe, manager of the Granite
State Moving Machine company, was in
Boston from Saturday until Tuesday OF
this week and left Wednesday for Burling
ton, Vt.
| NV, anu NlIHs IdlNllf hbtlilNhll anu 'llli-
drcn leave next week Thursday for their
| home in St Louis. Mo-, after visiting the
parents of Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ, ). Leach
The first logs of the annual drive in the
Connecticut river made their appearance
here Tuesday about three months behind !
scheduled time. The drive has been held !
back this year by low water,
DR.. aud Mrs. Il, Winthrop Dawson of |
! Trenton. \. j., and Mr. and Mrs Gruber /
Of New Haven. Conn, returned to their I
homes Monday after week spent with !
Mr., and Mrs j. G.. Dawson at Lake Spot |
ford.
Charles Weed was at home from Farley |
Mass Sunday. Mrs. Weed returned to
Farley with him and Monday went to
Montague City to see Miss Irene Hart
well who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis,
The women of the Congregational society
held their first supper and social OF the
season in the church vestry Wednesday
evening. Following the supper an enter
tainment consisting OF musical and literary
numbers was enjoyed.
Mrs Ora Hoton is entertaining her sis,
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mis-, Smith
Stratton, and daughter, Gladys, of Bennng
ton, VT. this week. Miss Lenora b. Street
er OF Redlands, Cal, niece of Mr., Holton,
is guest at the same place /,
Miss Bertha Lewis returned to Brighton,
Mass, after a vacation spent with her
father George p. Lewis Mrs Robert Ak
man and daughter, Ruth, who have been
visiting at the same place. have returned
to their home in Madison, \. j. +,
4 number of large fish are being caught
at the new lake and one day last week a
fine specimen weighing over II pounds was
found floating on the surface with hook {
in its mouth Several fishermen were will
ing to swear it was the one they lost. s
The annual meeting Of the Knitting club
was held Thursday afternoon at the home q
of Mrs. Charles f. Keyon and the following !
officers We're elected President, Mrs. Hen !
~ w. Taylor; vicepresident, Mrs. Edwin
G. Robertson; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs Lorenzo w GosS A lunch was served
during the afternoon.
J. II. Watson and DR.. o. l.. Smith at !
tended the trap shoot held at keene last :
Tuesday and the latter was third amateur
shooter in a field Of 10. scoring ia out OF !;
a possible $50. As prizes he captured :
five dollar gold piece and a % caliber Win i
chester repeating rifle Jack Tanning =
professional, was high gun with 14o.
Rev. A. NJ. Bradley attended the meet 5
iilnS pI TIE AHtSillit EAssANldllbil VI
salsts in Westmoreland last Wednesday /
and Thursday On Thursday morning Mr. h
Bradley delivered an address on How Best n
Recruit Our Ministry The work Of the
tniversalist church has begun in its differ a
ent branches, the Juniors taking up their t
work Sept. 3. j,
4 fine eight point buck was found dead y
beside the Brattleboro road near the foot b
Of Sand hill last Monday morning and at
first it was thought to have been shot but II
close examination after the pelt had been P
removed failed to disclose any bullet or shot u
wounds and experts finally decided il 81
must have died from a burst blood vessel
Is there was considerable blood in its neck. II
The carcass was still warm when found 8
The annual meeting of the w G. I. Z. !.
vas held in the Congregational church yes u
ny Tuesday afternoon. The following of- i
,ers were elected President, Mrs. Cora u
savage: vice-presidents, Mrs. Lizzie Bailey VI
# the Congregational church, Miss Lizzie
Sergeant Of the Baptist church, Mrs. Min. "
lie Dickerman of the Methodist church and "
Yrs Mary Lamb of the Universalist
hurch; secretary, Mrs. G, II. IL, Langille. l.
Deputy Sheriff G. l. Knapp of Brattle- :
,or0 served notice last week upon the heirs "
# Leander Thomas that the selectmen act ca
ng as public service commission of New
hampshire, would give public hearing at W
he town hall Hinsdale on Wednesday at
0 a. m, Sept 81. at the petition of the a
Boston & Maine railroad to have their plot al
f land condemned through which the pro b.
osed railroad from South Vernon to Brat
leboro by the way of Hinsdale must pass. O.,
his is the only strip of land which the rail. nc
Dad was unable to secure on the proposed nc
QUITE.
A special meeting Of the Woman's club 81
yas held at the home of Mrs. Amidon an
tuesday afternoon for the purpose of elect
1g president to fill the vacancy made by 81;
he resignation Of Mrs. Pratt, and to trans an
ct other business The following officers co
ere elected President, Mrs. Mary f, as
radley; vice president. Miss Minnie Todd;
ecretary and treasurer. Miss Minera Bur it
,ughs; corresponding secretary, Mrs. sh
eanette Davis; executive committee, Mrs. los
nnie Amidon, Mrs. Phila Barows Leon tn,
I'd and Miss Evelyn Wellman; program
Miss Charlotte Slate, Miss Car of
e Adams and Mrs. Edna Holland fin
WEST CHESTERFIELD. ,,,'
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