The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-02
WILLIAMSXILLE.

Miss Ruby Sparks was Il weekend
visitor in East Dover.
Delard Perry spent Sunday with his
parents in Brookline.
Edward Lindsey of Brattleboro visit.
ed in town three DAYS this week.
Miss Maud Blanchard of Townshend
spent Sunday with Miss Helen Lewis.
rhe l.. I. l.. will meet with Mrs. EGie
Stedman Saturday, June 10, at o clock.
Mrs. Scott Eames of Brattleboro was
q Memorial day visitor az the home of
her father, G. W. Dickinson
Miss Florence Lazele is at home from
her school in Townshend and is housed
with measles.
Miss Abbie Toilette went to her home
! IN Townshend saturday, returning Tues
dav morning
Miss Blanche Brigham and Miss Ethel
| Toilette of TOwnshend visited Miss
Abbie Toilette Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.. Willard and Mrs.
| {. T.. Park attended the Memorial serv-
lee in West DummerStOn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freyenhagen of
Brattleboro were Memorial dav visitors
with his sister, Mrs. W. j. Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Osgood and
daughter, Pauline, of Brattleboro, were
visitors at y. j. Morse 5 the first of the
week.
Mrs. hubert Shepherd of South New.
fame has been caring for her sister, Mrs.
\. j. Morse, who has been i'll the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Field of Bellows Falls
visited her mother Mrs. Allen. and sis
ter. Mrs. Walter Ingram. last week, re-
turning To her home SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Stratton of Spring.
field have been spending the week in
town visiting their son. l.. +. StrattOn,
and sister, Mrs. J. II. Merrified,
Frank Freyenhagen of Springfield
Joined his wife at {. X. Stedman 5 Sat
urdav evening to spend the holiday
They returned to Springfield Wednes
day.
l.. +. Stratton. z. b. Sparks, +. f..
Willard +. H. Richardson and 4, \.
sherman attended the dedication of the
Masonic temple in Brattleboro Wednes-
day.
Rev, c. NJ Burdiek, a missionary to
COrea, gave an interesting talk ON his
work in the Methodist church Sunday
evening +. f. Freyenhagen sang two
solos.
DR.. and Mrs. p. P. White went yes.
terday to Willimantic for a week 5
visit with relatives. During his absence
his brother. DIR. Everett White. of Lynn,
will take charge of his patients.
Mrs. W. H. Newton of Wallingford,
Conn. came last week to visit her
Newton and daughter, Miss Elsie New,
ton, came Monday to spend Memorial
day. They returned home Wednesday. !
The W. c. I. e. will meet with Mrs
Effie Stedman Tuesday afternoon, June
6. Mrs. Susie Wheeler will give report |
of the recent convention in Wilmington |
Mrs. Abbie Lewis will read a paper on |
The Progress of Temperance, and Mrs |
Nellie Stratton and Mrs. Mary White |
will each sing solo.
A. E. Hemphill of Holvoke will give
a free lecture on A Motor-car Trip |
Through Panama, in Grange hall. Fri |
day evening, June 9. Mr.. Hemphill has |
made two trips to Panama and his lee |
ture will be full of interest. The Clean
ers will serve ice cream and cake after
the lecture, which is under the auspices
of the grange.
Neighbors night will be observed in
the grange at their next meeting. June
Is. The program will be furnished by
the guests, Protective grange of Brat.
tleboro, and the supper will be served
by the local grange in charge of Mrs.
Abbie Willard, G. Il. Stedman, Mrs.
ldella Hescock, Milton Bingham and
Mrs. Jennie Morse
There was good attendance of par.
ants and friends in Grange hall Satur
day afternoon when the school children
gave a fine Memorial exercise. Uncle
Sam was impersonated by Floyd Wash
er, and The Goddess of Liberty by Lot
lie Pierce, and their costumes were in
keeping with the characters portrayed.
The program was as follows: Violin trio,
Frank Stratton, Burton Halliday. Rich.
ard Wheeler; flag salute, the school;
Dur Flag: Webster S Bunker Hill Ad.
lress, Harold Washer; song, Heroes,
Noble Heroes. Ruth Sparks; The Old
Strand Army. Boys, John Sparks; Bar
)ara Frietchie: song, Salute the Flag;
Driving Home the Cows. Floyd Washer:
lXercise, Our Country, six girls; Soldier,
We Honor Thee. Ruth Sparks. Helen ]
lewis, Ethel Gleason Blue and Gray,
Ruby Sparks; The Oh Blue Army Coat,
Melvin Bills; song, Scatter the Flowers;
The Mother of a Soldier, Gravdon Nun
Iell; flag drill, ten girls; America. y
w. II. Temple, master of the grange, !
as appointed the following committees
o serve on the Fourth of July celebra-
ION. AuNlsOEN tUHlHllIUeP, w. IL. |,
eft, Mrs. Fannie Williams, S. H. Il
Iorse, Mrs. Minnie Timson; committee
n parade. A. E. Halliday, F. J. Pierce, f
'. +. Willard; committee on races. H. $
!. Williams. Austin Jillson. William
lowe, Delbert Pierce, Raw Betterley; v
ommittee for speaker. A. J. Morse. S. 4
|. Morse committee for refreshment
ooths, d. R. Stedman, f. E. Fisher, L. !
!, Stratton, J. w. Williams; advertising =
w. E. WHEELER, w. H. Tefft, Z
Y. j. White: ball game committee, G.
!. Temple. Delard Perry: committee on
lusic, Orrin Bolster; committee on care e
T teams, j. F. Lewis, Ed Best. Frank I
Washer. John Ingram. Ed Morse. Mil b
IN Bingham, Frank Stratton, Ernest
lorse, Arthur Ingram, Albert Timson; h
heck room. c. R. Stedman. A. J. Morse; n
ance committee. A. E. Halliday. F. E. C
Wizard, George c. Temple. The dinner II
upper and dance supper will be in the
ands of the Cleaners