The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-18

tleboro were Sunday callers at {, y.
Browns.
William 4. Dole OF Lawrence, Mass Is
enjoying vacation with his family at
Fenbank.
Mrs. Herman Osgood and daughter,
Pauline, Of liattlebolo, yesterday were nl
L. W. Shepards.
John Ingram has gone TO Boston to
work for Harry Kelsey in one OF his Wal
durf lunch rooms.
Mrs. Fred A. Sanbon of Winchester
Mass. is the guest of Mrs, Harrison AID
rich at Fcrnbank
Hon. Frank Moss and daughter Miss
Elizabeth Moss, OF New York, came We'd
nesday for vacation at their summer
home.
Mrs. William IT, Goodnow, Mrs. Albert
Pratt and son, Robert Pratt, OF Cambridge,
Mass. called recently upon friends IN the
village
Miss Kate Breede and Miss Jennie
Lewis of New York, maids at Frank
Moss, were among the arrivals Wednes-
day night,
Mrs Mary Nather of Brattleboro Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julius J.. Whita-
ker, who is still on crutches as the result
| of fall some weeks ago.
Eugene Morse Of Chicago came Monday
TO visit his father, Frank G. Morse, at
| Liberty Hall where Mrs. Morse and two
daughters have been for two weeks.
Dana b. Morse of Council Bluffs. Ia,
guest of Mrs Samuel Morse, left Satur-
day. En- route home hc visits Brattleboro,
Bellows Falls, Chester, Springfield, Mass,
and Chicago.
The cemetery was improved last week
| BY moving and general cleaning up. Monu-
ments and gravestones recently placed are
in memory OF the late Mrs. O. +. Perry,
John II. Worden and Fayette w. Knapp,
The application of tarvia to the public
highway has been delayed by work which
is to be done by the road commissioner
soon. At this writing culvertS which have
been filled, hence useless, are being
cleared.
MIS-. Lyman G. Powers and daughter,
Mrs. A. T.. Halliday, were at Justin
Thomas's in Marlboro Wednesday and
Thursday. Mrs Powers will spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Prouty, at
Wllllamsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Newton and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Newton all
Of New York city. who were touring Mas
sachusetts and southern Vermont by auto
Thursday night and Friday of last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Horne of Hartford, Conn,
after boarding with Mrs NJ L. Ballou two
daughters, Irene. Helen, Katherine and
Marion, of Rosendale. Mass. who have
been there four weeks, left Monday for
their homes.
G. Perley Stratton and family and Mrs.
Bert Kelsey of Springfield, Mass, were
weekend guests at A. v STATIONS. G.
Perley StrattOn, jr., who has spent the
summer here left with them and will
spend two weeks in Boston before enter
ing school in September.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Stratton and
daughter. Dorothy, of Brattleboro were |
at John $. STATIONS Sunday. The many |
friends OF Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Stratton |
regretted to learn of the fire Friday night |
which deprives them for the present OF I
their home.
Dogs chasing Coley Lanes sheep We'd I
nesday morning caused furry OF excite
ment in the Marlboro Branch district.
Men went in pursuit OF the dogs one OF
which was thought to be shot, but it man
aged to get away and did not return TO its
home at night. The sheep were badly
frightened, nearly all fed from the pasture
and Mr. Lane was unable to find them dur,
ing the day. One lamb was killed and
other members of the flock injured.
Mrs NJ. L. Ballou, at her Brookside
home. is at present entertaining Mrs. Har-
riette Ripley OF Newton Highlands, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Knight of Boston, Mrs.
Charles Il. Brainard and son. Russell, of
Cambridge Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Carter OF Brooklyn ~ y, Miss Joanna
Coghan of Boston, Victor p. Dubois OF
Fast Braintree, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baptist and daughter of Bridgeport
Conn, Mrs Caroline d. Loag and son,
Robert, from Evanston, III.