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

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Mrs, l.. o. Sheppard and SON of plant.
ylllee, Conn, are guests Of MIR. and Mr. -
Il. Steatns WV - -
Philip Wood has returned from u,o.,,.
VISIT WIN his aunt, Airs. George Thomas ~
lirattleboro. ''''''"' VI
Mr. and Mrs j, q Brcithoum ii Ro,h.
i. +. Atwood. WV 80
Mrs, William VI. Graves Of California i
visiting Mr. and Mrs &. r. Pomeroy ON
the Bernaidston road. v"
Miss Jeanie HOWE Is VISITING bo,
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mn David
HOWE, ir, Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hahn. who bavr
been tentmg during the conference ~.
turned to their home in Enfield Monday.
Harry Stehbins, who has been working
Tor the seminary, closes his work Ills
week and goes to the Canadian Northwest,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Moody are enter.
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McGafFn of
Boston. Mrs. McGailin Is Ms. Noody's
only sister
TUESDAY the town was well nigh deserted
many attending the grange picnic in Green.
field and large number The circus in
Brattlcboro.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Webster. Bernie,
and Miss 4. Alexander have returned IRON
4 weeks outing at Camp Warwamaissa.
in Warwick
Mrs. Michael Pigott is entertaining Mrs.
Bowman and daughter and Mrs Charles
Nhalcn of New York city. -Four genera.
tions are now there
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brigham and two
children returned Ia their home in Dor.
chester Saturday after weeks visit with
Mrs Joseph Brigham.
Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Miss Grace.
who have been Mrs. y. F. Acxanders
guests for several days left Monday for
Orange. Shirley and their home in Everett.
Mrs. VI G. Shea has opened dining
ICONS in the George Field house and win
also take hoarders Miss Mary shea has
returned from Springfield 10 assist her
mother
Mr. and Mrs Brainard Of Great Bar
rington and son, Mr.. and Mis-. Ballou and
Mrs Smith of Greenfield are all recent
guests OF Mrs Joseph Pierce and Miss
Myrtle Pierce.
Arthur w Proctor was taken the first
of the week to the old sam HoltUn place
on the mountain Mrs Proctor is with
him and it is hoped he viii greatly improve
in health there
Another of the delightful camp fires at
Camp Mortified was ENJOYED Wednesday
evening. An excellent program of reel
tations, songs and music was heard by
hundreds OF people.
The Atlanta University quartet viii
sing the negro melodies and tell briefly of
the work OF their alma mater for the up
lift Of their people, at Stone hall, Monday,
Aug. n, at $ p. m. \ collection will be
taken
The following party are camping at the
old Murdoch home on Mortified noun
tain Mr. and Mrs T. T. Hays of Cleve-
land. O.. and Mr. and Mrs, Charles HAYS
and daughter OF New York city. Mrs 7.
n. Hays was formerly Bertha Murdock, OF
this town.
Misses Minnie and Violet Lyman gave
a lawn party last Friday evening to about
80 Of their friends The lawns were light
ed with lanterns \ program of music,
songs. and recitations was rendered, re-
freshment, served then a bonfire was
lighted and quantity of transformations
toasted and disposed of Games about the
fire closed another of these delightful par
ties. the same Young people participating
in each.
Elizabeth Ann Diekerson. I6. mother Of
Charles +. Dickerson. the newlyappolntedi
principal of Mortified seminary. died
Friday morning at 800 at the Dlckerson
home at Mt. IIermon. For about nine
wears Mrs. Dickerson had lived ON the
campus familially known to every one r
Grandma Dickerson.' FRIDAY evening at
40 a short service was held at lhe D,ch'
erson home. The body was saturday taken
to New jersey for funeral and burial.
Mrs. Thomas Douglas, ~, died last week
at the Aver cottage. She leaves her sister;
Mrs. McGrath. of this town, her husband
and three children. daughter, u years,
and two sons. II and 16 years, service
was held at the cottage Thursday evening
and the body taken 10 the home OF the
family in Bridgeport, Conn, Tor funeral
and bnrial. Mr.. Douglas did not reach
here until his wife died as his mother was
EiIled in an auto accident that week ana
tbe funeral was the same day as the death
Of his wife. Mrs. Douglas came here early
in the spring hoping to recover her health
Mrs. William Revell Moody gave a re,
cantion Saturday afternoon from . TO
o,cloct in honor of Mrs. GlilfithThomas OF
Toronto. Canada. who is the, only, WE
present at this conference Of all the dlVihfs
Who speak. Mrs. Moody was assisted s, ~
r ~nf by Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. George !.
Stebbns, Mrs. Ambert G. Moody; rS George
.C. Stebbins and Rev; Grliilth-lhom.dhs a.
The ushers were Miss Esther Moody, the
Misses Zimmerman, the Misses Mhi Ntas
Miss Mildred Orr, Miss Ethel Moody NE
Norman MeGaii5n W sIster Of her. mr sistern
iam served MrS, in the dining room which was
tasteFullv decorated with green and sweet
,aas 4 large number of townspeople ana