The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-21
West BrattIebOrO

from a visit IN New Bedford,
Mrs. Martin Bailey went TO Winchester
n. H., Wednesday 10 visit relatives.
W h. Warren has recently installed
new 30,horse'poWer boiler in his mill.
Miss Elizabeth Allen OF Wilmington i
visiting her cousin, Miss Arlene Allen.
W. II. Alexander has taken the mill
route formerly run by Nj, c, Dalrymple,
Mr.. W. W. Terry Of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Renirew
Miss Irene Fisher has gone TO Putney
where she is guest OF Miss Helen smith
in camp.
Haymakers are making rapid progres,
with their work and report fairly good
crop,
A. u. Wilson underwent slight opera
tion az Memorial hospital the first OF the
week,
p. B. Stockwell went to Greenfield Mon
day to begin work at his new position
there,
Miss Jennie Wilder OF Dummerston came
Sunday 10 spend the week with Mr.. and
Mrs w. l.. Walker
c. s. McGaiIin of Mt Hermon will supply
the pulpit Of the First Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Miss Sarah Arms of Hartford, Conn,
came yesterday 10 spend some time with
Miss Z, +. Weatherhead
Mrs. Human Clark returned Monday
after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
A. V. Stacy in Bernardston.
Miss Agnes Chamberlin is spending the
week with her aunts, Mrs. Ellen Holton
and Miss L. May Chamberin.
A large number OF the Young people OF
the town went for picnic Sunday at
Barney farm on South street.
Miss Freeman and Miss Remington OF
Providence, II. J.. are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs, Charles Laduke.
Mr. and Mrs. Hescock and two sons OF
Providence, X. J., are occupants OF IL. W.
Sargent's cottage at Sunset lake.
Miss Patience Wilder returned to her
home in Putney Sunday after visiting
week with Mr.. and Mrs, w L. Walker.
Mrs. j. G. Knapp and two sons from
Dorchester Mass. came Monday to spend
the summer with Mrs Eleanor Richardson.
Miss Daisie Miller has returned TO her
work in Farley, Mass, after spending
week with her mother, Mrs. Helen Miller.
Mrs ID. w, Harris is partially ineapaei.
tated as a result of injuries to her right
foot Wednesday by stepping on a rusty
nail.
Mrs, Addison Hathaway and Mrs. james
Mcneil OF Springfield, Mass, are among
the recent arrivals at the Betterley home
stead.
Philip kirkham returned to his home in
Springfield Mass, Wednesday after a
three.weeks stay at the Betterley home
stead
Mrs. George Hawkins and son, David,
returned to their home in Enfield, y. H.,
after visiting few days with Mrs. A. NJ.
Helyar.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Hawkins returned
from Sunset lake Wednesday and lett
yesterday for their home in Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gorton and
daughter, Helen, Of Somerville, Mass,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z.
Mather.
Ralph Hescock visited at the home OF
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. |
Hescock in Newfane from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. d. E. Stowe and mother, Mrs.
Sophia Sutherland, returned Monday from
their two-weeks' stay at the Poplars in
Marlboro.
Mrs. Charles r. Prentiss went to East
Jamaica yesterday and will visit IN Wind
ham also Her daughter, Ruth, will return
with her next week.
Miss Della Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton
Mather Mrs. Hattie Newcomb and two
children left Saturday for vacation at
Onset, Buzzards Bay.
Misses Mary and Lucy Mowry of Der
nardston and Martha Parmalee of North.
field, Mass, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Davenport.
Miss Ida Dix of Springfield Mass, is
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Briggs Her mother, Mrs. j. w.
Dix has been a recent visitor there.
Miss Victoria Hamlin returned Saturday
to her home in Lempster, n. H., after
spending a month with her sister, Miss
Carolyn Hamlin, at A, Wells Stoves,
Homemade rolls will be a speciality at
room Saturday afternoon under the aus
pieces of the women of the Baptist church
Miss Minnie Taylor and Paul Stratton
Bert Whittemore and Walter Morse of
Guilford spent Sunday with Mrs. +. G. 5
Taylor.
Jerry E. Higley killed black snake
Wednesday which measured four feet and
FIVE inches in length. 1t was in the now !
ing near his house. His weapon was
pitchfork.
Austin Jillson was taken i'll Thursday
with appendicitis and Friday he was taken
20 Memorial hospital where he underwent a
IN operation Monday At present he is I
1oing well.
The jolly Ten met with Mrs. Joseph \
Johnson Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed g
social hour, Light refreshments were i
'erved. The next meeting will be with Il
Mrs. Charles Higley.
Miss Amelia Alardice of Providence R. \
:, was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs S
J. H. Stellman. Master Gordon Allardice Y
eturned home with her after spending
wo months in town. y
The Mothers meeting which was to have ]
,een held in Mrs Bigelow's grove last n
friday was held in the Baptist church \
'arlor on account of the weather. There
vas good attendance.
Mrs F. Marion Brooks, accompanied by !, :,
Ter two children, Reginald ", and Evelyn y
n, went to Vernon Tuesday to attend the z
meral of her husband, George E. Brooks, i
Tho died there Sunday. y
Master Sumner Horton of Kalamazoo,
Itch, is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.. Y
nd Mrs Fl. O. Halliday. He will leave ?
Ionday with his mother for New London q
nd other places in Connecticut \;
Baptist church, Rev. E. Stacy Harrison q,
aston Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock, e
srmon by pastor, subject, Why The Bap-
st Denomination immense. Bible classes p
t - o'clock. Evening service at 7.30.
riday evening church prayer meeting at fir
80 o'clock m
Hugh Fl. Dunklee was called to West ;,
N. H., yesterday by the serious NJ
lness of his aunt, Miss Abbie Dunklee,
no is staying at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, of
ID RidweIl A telenhOne SAGE late IL