The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

mislepesented that the farm had made
an income OF $1,000 year The verdiets
We're found al a second trial which had
been limited 10 damages, the iull bench
having before decided that the defendant
was liable Tor Misrepresentation, DR. Pen,
,,,c"sl g now resident nf Darlcn. Conn.
( lie slill owns his tine estate here on Main
street Notthiicld citizens have the great.
esl respect for him aud sincerely hope he
WIZ make his home here again
| The first annual banquet Of the grand.
children Of the late Densmnrc aud Amelia
caldwell, Of Notthhcld, was held At the
Devcns ~ Greenfield Saturday evening,
/ Yet y, II being present, \ social even
lhg Nas Spent and musirW program en-
| loyed al joining M the yntul selection.
which were given. Tie following were
present Mr. and Mrs olcr noolittlc al
/ Harrison avenue, Mr. and Mrs Walter boo.
little and Mr. and Mr.. Walter llmes al
Silver street Mr. aud Ms, Louis Martin,
DAVIS street, Mr. and Mn william Cald-
| well, Meridian street out town guests
We're Mr. and MIS- Bank Mower,
/ Duane Belts Mr. and Mrs William Bolts.
/ PcreiNal Hume, and Franklin Caldwell Of
| Athol, and Miss Mari Caldwell oi Amherst
\ letter va, rad from Mr. aud Mrs
b Chaunccy Guy ol Berwick. Me. who We're
unable To be- present. The grandchildren
are direct descendants Of Prrcgrm White
lui Plymouth, said to he the first white
child uorn inNmrtlca.
/ Mr. aud Mrs Prince Of New York. who
have had a cottage on Rustic Ridge this
summer have rented the Lawrence and
Mcrriman tenement in Mrs. DAYS house
Tor the winter Nh, Prince J. o sister II
. Nh | 'l...s. NJ IfVf.. NJ.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence left Monday
for New Haven where Miss Susan Lawrence
has been visiting un Friday Miss Meru
man, Mis-, Lawrence aud Mis-. II. W
Brown, with daughter Miss Mildred. sail
for Winter Park Fla. Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee accompanied hy their old friends
Can't. and Ms Hull. OF Shelhurne Falls
viii sail iar the same place on Nov. IL The
lawrences and Miss Mctlman will keen
house All cNucrt 10 return in NAV. VIM
ter Park j, delightful place for all. in all
seasons II Is an educational center and
has a strong Congregational church. The
/ whole party will he greatly missed from
Mortified. Mrs. II. W. Brown aud Mi-,
Mildred have been boarding at Mrs Me
Gmth's since they vacated their louse
They sail today for Winter Park. Fla.
/ The first meeting OF the Choral club was
held Tuesday night in the vestly of the
. Congregational church. Everyone was IN
vited to this meeting and many attended
The frst hour Was devoted to the re'
hcarsal Of the oratorio The Creation. y
r. Coffin Of kepne, the director, showed
his great skill in inducing many to sing
who had not sung for wears, or thought
they could not sing The club organized
with the following officers President, ",
W. Coe: vice.president, Miss sophie
Brooks secretary, Mrs. \. W. Brown;
treasurer, II. : Stone: executive commit
tee. d. Il. Phildrick, Elliott W. Brown W
IC. Roberts and Miss Jennie Haight: com
mittee on membership. Mrs. j. T. Cotton
for sopranos. Mrs. C. H. Webster for altos
~. w. Field for bass aud Albert Hicks tor
tenors. The club will be held every Tues
day evening at 40 at the yestIy There
were 81 who became members Tuesday
evening and Mr.. Coffin desires ~ more
I Everyone one was delighted with Mr.. COT.
/ fin as director and the Choral club gives
promise OF being one of the best organza'
/ tions the town has ever had.