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

Miss Cora Dexter spent Tuesday in
Springfield.
Miss Ruth Owen has been spending part
of the week in Greenfield
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Scott visited several
days last week in Fitchburg
John Cunningham and son of Harrisvile
are visiting relatives in town.
Ernest Thayer and wife of Greenfield
visited in town on the Fourth.
Miss Florence ONeal is visiting Miss
Sadie Dodge for a few days in Spofford.
Mrs. II. b. Williams and daughter went
Saturday to Winsted, Conn, for visit.
Miss Maud Webb was called to Chester.
field owing to the illness of her sister last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest |. Latham and son,
Wayne, of Boston are visiting relatives IN
town
Several from this town attended the
opening dance at Island Park Thursday
evening.
The local boys will cross bats with the
Marlboro team Saturday afternoon at
Riverside Park.
Miss Rose Mead has gone to Whining
ton. Vt, where she has position as
stenographer during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Pearson have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Pearson
of Haverhill, Mass, the past week.
Mrs. +. l.. Fitzhenry Of Maiden, Mass,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A.
A. Bailey, the past week or more.
Mrs. w. S. Barrows observed her SD
birthday last week Thursday by entertain
ing Mrs Fay, Mrs Estey and Mrs. Jones.
The young women of Mrs. Tilden's Sun
day school class served patriotic supper
Thursday evening which was well patron
lied.
Lewis Aikman of Madison, n. j., while
on his way to his school in Maine spent a
few days with his grandfather, G. W..
Lewis.
Superintendent H. Fl. Pratt gave an adj
dress before the annual convention of the
American Institute in Providence, X. L.,
Saturday.
Max Bergeron of Washington, D. c.,
and Lorenzo Bergeron of Providence, K, l.,
are making their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Bergeron, visit.
Mrs. Albert Ballou returned to her home
in Haverhill Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs w. w. King who will visit
IN tnat city lof week VI hoie'
III. Fl. Russell, Harold Garfield, DIR.
Brown, DR.. Smith, E. E. Bruce and j. II.
Watson went to Keene Tuesday to attend
the shoot. DR.. Smith got second record,
breaking 81 out of 100 targets, while Gun
bingham of Keene got 81 out of 100.
The musical comedy, The King of
Tramps, is to appear at the. opera house
Saturday evening, July s. This is a strong,
clean, wholesome play trimming over. with
situations. Its intensity OF dra,,
matte scenes, brilliancy of dialogue and
its many mirth provoking comedy compll-
cations have made it famius. A concert
will be given Saturday noon.
The local baseball team played one of its
best games this season last Tuesday after
noon when it defeated the Brattleboro In
dependents on Island Park by the score
of 6 to in IA innings. At the end of the
ninth the score was one each, Brattleboro
having scored in the first and Hinsdale in
the ninth. No scoring was done in the
tenth by either side but in the eleventh
our BOYS scored two runs and looked like
sure winners but Brattleboro rallied finely
in its half and again tied the score. Each
team scored one run in the twelfth,
and the excitement run high. Both pitch
ers frightened up in the 18th and no runs
were made, but in the 18th Hinsdale
clinched the game by scoring two more
runs as the result of Bailey's hit and
Brooks's clever steal home. Brattleboro
went out in order in its half. Every mem
Der of our team deserves praise for their
playing, especially Doucette who twirled
the entire game and Brooks who caught |