The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

Robert Field of Springfield, Mass has
been a recent visitor m town,
Spot, the l3yoars old pet dog OF Mis-
Nellie Worden, died Wednesday
Thomas Kelly and Charles Tihbetts yis
! tied in Bellows Falls last Sunday
Miss Cora u Dexter entertained the
Nameless Five Saturday afternoon.
o. G. Robertson has gone TO Lake vii
lougllby to enjoy few days fishing
DR.. Brown has been enjoying a fishing
trip in the northern part OF the state.
W. \. Brooks has been spending several
days IN Waterbury and Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Hattie +. Ford Of Sangervile Me,
is visiting Rev. aud Mrs 4 NJ. Bradley
Mrs. w. G.. Smith and little daughter,
Esther, have been in Boston the past week,
! Nils, Alice Norm OF West Northfeld
spent few days with friends last week,
Mrs. Albert Ballou OF IIaverhill, Mas,
came saturday for visit at W. w, King =.
Miss Flora NORM and Miss Doris Powers
visited in Greenfield Saturday and Sunday.
Mis-. T.. !. Hart and children have been
spending the past week in Grenteld,
Mass.
Ais, Annie White and niece, Dorothy
White, have been visiting in Greenfield
/. reeently,
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Ethel Fletcher
have gone 10 Franklin for am extended
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II, W. Taylor attended the
commencement exercises at TUFTS this
week
Titus Hancock of New York city is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James Han
cock
Mr. and Mrs 5. b. Slate of Greenfield
came Tuesday for a short stay at G. p.
States.
Ralph Eaton of Mortified, VT, came
Tuesday and is visiting his aunt Mrs
| Kinds.
Miss Marion ,loslyn of st. Paul. MINI.
has been guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Holman.
Mrs W. T.. Gould of Everett, Mass, came
Tuesday for visit with her father G, \.
Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jacliman of Bridge
port Conn, came today for a visit at I,
W Tilden's.
Mrs Joseph Bushey underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis in the Springfield hos.
pital Tuesday.
William Pearson OF Boston, Mass, re.
Gently spent several days with his father,
&c. \, Pearson.
Dominique Belleville has gone TO South
Chelmsford for visit with his son, Ed
ward Belleville.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell, Miss Elizabeth
and Miss NOME Purcell visited in Keene |
one day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Doe OF Dorchester, |
Mass, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II IL
Dole part of last week.
Miss Rena p. Carrick went to her home
in Greenwich. Mass. Saturday and Miss
Gardner to West Brookhed
A church supper will be served at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mcdonald in
North Hinsdale this evening.
Mrs William Smith and Mrs. Frances
Latham have gone to Bristol, n H., for
a visit with Mrs Everett Gordon.
The Knitting club were entertained at
the home of Mrs. F. +. Field Thursday /
afternoon. A rose luncheon was served.
The W. c. I. U. will hold food sale
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Steb.
bins block, formerly occupied by the bak.
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Richards have stored
their household goods and are boarding
in Mortified where Mr.. Richards has
work
st. Johns day will be observed at the
Universalist church next Sunday. The
Masons and Eastern Star will be in at
tendance,
Misses INA and Bertha Higgins and
Miss Mildred Cramer left today for Old
Orchard Me- where they have work for
the summer.
Robert Weeks, who has been housed
for several weeks recovering from an opera
tion, is now able to be out of doors and is
mending rapidly.
The Sunshine band of the Methodist
church are to hold social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Merritt on Glen street
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Robinson and
children of st. Louis, No.. have come for
visit at the home of the latters parents,
Mr. and Mrs M. S. Leach.
The subject for the sermon at the Con.
,regatonal church Sunday morning will be !:
Christian Nurture. In the evening there
viii be Sunday school concert.
Mr. and Mrs j. 0. Bergeron were pleas
ntly surprised Wednesday evening by
,arty of friends who called to help them
observe their eighth wedding anniversary
Wantastiquet grange observed Children's
lay Wednesday evening. The program was
n charge of Miss Ida Higgins and Miss
Rest Metcalf. Refreshments of ice cream
nd cake were served
Orlando Owen cut stalk of rhubarb the
ther day the leaf of which was three feet,
line inches wide,and four feet, six inches
rom end of stalk to point of leaf. 1t
Weighed three pounds, II ounces.
The local baseball team will cross bats
nth the Swanzey team tomorrow afternoon
t $50 o'clock at Riverside park and the
rticle of ball now being played by the
,cals deserves large attendance.
Cornelius Weeks fell among drftwood
ear the lake and dislocated both bones in
is left arm at the elbow, fracturing the
oint. He was attended by DR.. Lachine,
'ho found it necessary to etherize him be-
IRE setting the bones
Mr.. and Mrs p F. Amidon entertained
n automobile party of friends from Bos
IN, Brookline and Lawrence, Mass, for
lie weekend, including Mr.. and Mrs. H.
!. Squires, Mrs. Novel; Squires, Miss
[aude Klous and Mrs. Henry Klous.
The summer train schedule in effect
une 20 is as follows North, $40 and
JOB a. M, 400 and 5.55 p. M; south,
10 a. M, 3.04, 6.53, S.04 (daily except
lturday), S.4S Saturday p. M; Sunday
aims north, 1910 a. M; south, $40
m.
Children's day exercises will be held in
lie Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
~ evening at $50 o'clock. A fine pro-
am is being prepared for the children.
oecial singing will be pleasing feature.
freewill offering will be received for the
,udents' Aid work and used to assist wor-
~ young people to obtain more adj