The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Miss Harriet Fletcher expects TO return
from her visit in Fredonla, y, the hrst
of the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Rand and Miss May Howe
returned from a short visit in Brattlehoro
last Saturday.
Fred D. Osgood returned Tuesday from
New York where he has been working Tor
the last month
Charles Austen shingcd his house last
week. lie was assisted by II, ID. Phillips
and W. T.. Blood,
Mrs. NJ. II. Willis of Jamaica is. spend,
ing the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l. l.. Chase.
Mrs. Josephine Pope Of Shclbune Falls,
Mass, visited her cousin, Mrs, Alma Cum
mings, last Tuesday.
A. +. Stone, who has been i'll the, past
week, has recovered so much that ne i
able to do his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Howe and two chll'
Idren of Brattleboro visited at Mrs l.. NJ.
| Rand's orSr Sunday.
Mrs Emma Brown and Miss Edna y;
Brown of Troy, \, w. have come TO spehu
two weeks at the inn,
Mrs. Hattie Winslow is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Stratton, IN West
lONnshcnd thls week
Slas Pike left Thursday for White
River Junction where he Is attending the
Advent camp meeting,
Mrs. Florence Holland returned Tuesday
from Orwell where she has been spending
a few months with relatives
Fred Lawrence is having his new house
mastered this week The work is being
done by Bellows Falls parties
Harry Franklin will sell his house IN
| Harmonyville at auction tomorrow tSat'
urday) afternoon at O'Clock
c. H. Willard and family and DR. and
Mrs. Morey of Oak Park, ILL.,, took IN au'
tomobile drive to Jamaica Wednesday.
Hayne Sanders has commenced work on
| the Harmonyville bridge replacing three OF
the Orders. He is assisted by II. ;, kldder'
Mrs. Blanche Prince and daughter,
lGlenna, returned Friday evening IRON a
visit in Randolph and White River June
ton.
Miss Bessie Gillander. who has spent the
mast few weeks with Mrs. Addie Green, re-
turned Friday to her home in Bayonne'
IN. j.
Mrs. J. c. Taft entertained at her home
THURSDAY evening large number oil
friends who are spending the summer IN
town.
Francis H. Bckford, who has been
spending 10 DAYS at his old home IN town,
returned Tuesday morning to Washington
| ID. c.
Laura Ware returned Monday from Res
cue lake in Ludlow, where she has been
camping with a party OF friends Tor TWO
weeks.
Miss Pearle Thayer left Wednesday
morning for an extended visit with friends
in Charlemont and other Massachusetts,
towns.
Miss Cora Mason returned from Burling,
ton Friday night, where she accompanied
her father, A. A. Mason, to the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Miss Julia b. Dickerson, who has been
spending the summer at W. A. Eddys re-
turned Tuesday morning to her home IN
Springfield, Mass.
Principal Guy w. Powers came today to
prepare for his work at the seminary,
which reopens next Tuesday. He is board
ing at d. f. Boutelles,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Northup were IN
Newfane last Friday night, where Mrs
Northup gave recital and Mr.. Northup
sang a number of solos.
The C. f. society will again open its
meetings next Sunday evening. The topic
will be, Lessons from Great Lives, Daniel;
leader, NJ. Park Osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Allbee spent the
weekend visiting at Edward Wellington 5
and George Allbees in Brookline They
returned Sunday afternoon.
f. G. Thatcher of Srewsport. La. is
spending few weeks in town. Mr.. Thatch-
err spent his boyhood days here, and his
father was a resident for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Batchelder Of Beau
fort,>S. c.. spent short time with reia-
tives in town last. Tuesday while on their
way home from visit with relatives IN
Peru
Mrs Henry Blakely and three sons,
LYLE. Carroll and Clifford, returned to their
home in Northboro, Mass, Monday after
spending several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
ARA Benson.
William Hazeton, Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Wheeler and Robert Wheeler spent few
days this week at H. f. Howard's on an
automobile trip from their home IN
Everett, Mass
F. H. Lawrence drove a well at his new
house in Harmonyville this week and had
the luck to strike water the first time, at
depth of about l6 feet below the surface
of the ground
Three artists, who are boarding for the
summer in Windham, but who spent two
summers in this town several years ago,
spent day last week at the home OF Mrs.
| c. H. Willard.
| The Alumni association of Leland and
Gray seminary have voted to, improve the
building with a new coat of paint. The
contract for doing the work has been
awarded r. d. Phillips.
Miss Eliza Thompson from Greenfield,
Mass, visited her nephew, T., B, Cud-
worth, few days this week: She left
| "Wednesday for short visit with her Sis
Il ter in South Londonderry.
Mrs. H. r. Danner went to Brattleboro
last Friday morning. She returned Satur-
day night, accompanied by Mr.. banner,
who has,iust come from his home in Beau
fort, S. c., and will spend short vacation
in town.
A telegram was received by the Prudenl-
tial committee of Leland and Gray. semi
nary last Saturday, from Miss Katherine NJ.
Palmer of New Rochelle, N. r., stating
that she would be unable to fill the posi-
! ton of language teacher for the coming
year.