The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

'"Hu va npInltneld, alter visit with
her mother, Mrs, c. {, Stockbridge.
Miss Ethel Moody and Miss Emma Fit
leit Wednesday for New York, where they
veil. :"
Mrs. Clarena Randall il visiting her
brother, Henry Gould in North Brook6eld.
and Miss Ethel jackson is substituting al
the library.
Mrs, j. i. Cummings returned last Sat.
ulday from Lake Pleasant where she visit.
ed her stepson and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Cummings.
Mrs Andrew Lyman is visiting her
father m Fitzwilliam. Mrs. English Thorn.
rs is caring Tor her household during Mrs
l.ymans absence.
Mrs. Augusta Day is ENJOYING her s,m,.
mer at the Farms and improving in health.
Aunt Julia Lyman is also quite happy in
her surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. @, Moody, Mrs. o.
Russell and George Moody went last
"Wednesday by automobile ON trim TO
Lake Mohawk, n. Y.
There will be an interdormitory athletic
meet on Chambers field al Mt. llermon
July II. This is the midsummer field dny
and draws a crowd OF visitors.
Mrs George Strange Of Springfield has
been visiting her mother. Ms. L. l.. Hart.
and has taken her household goods Ia
Springfield where she and Mr.. Strange
win Keep house.
Poultry raisers suffer every year from
thieves. Last week Tuesday night, thieves
stole about $50 chickens from the houses
OF F. u. Estabrook The chickens were in
prime condition to be sold for broilers.
The advance gang of log.men have ar.
rived at Turner's Falls and are repairing
the dam there The logs are now held al
Wells River and the probabilities are they
viii not be floated down the Connecticut
till early fall ON account of the low water
in the Connecticut.
4 jolly baseball game was PLAYED
Wednesday afternoon nj the Mortified
hotel between the mattresses and cham.
bermaids. The result was tie. the
score being IA to H. II was necessary
to engage a Young man for umpire and
boy catcher on each team. Another
game will be played.
w. H. Holton has gone to Wardsboro.
Vt. where he will make his home for the
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White
Mrs. White is sister OF G.. \. kidder,
and lives on a farm of high elevation. Mr.
Kidder took Mr., Holton to his sisters in
his auto Mr.. Iolton hopes to regain his
health in the quiet Of the Vermont hills.
George \. Kidder has hired the store
formerly occupied by c. c. Stearns and
has had the partitions removed between
this and his other store ON the first floor
Counters and shelves are being put in
place, and the whole store is TO be enam
elled white Electric lights are to be in
stalled. and when ready for the opening
Mr.. Kidder will have the largest and best
stocked store in this vicinity.
Edward j. Canning of Northampton
came TO town Tuesday and made plan OF
| the high school grounds as they should be
laid out. having been engaged by the
building committee of the high school to
do this. Mr. Canning is the landscape
gardener for Smith college, and has taught
there. He is a man Of much experience,
an expert in his business, and no doubt
our high school grounds of the future Will
be another beautiful feature OF our beau
tiful town.
A grand Temperance meeting under the
auspices OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union of this town will be gwen IN
| the auditorium. August ., at : p. m. The
program is as follows; The Loyal Tenn
perance Legion in All Lands. by IL chill
| dren in costume. from The World in Bos-
ton: singing by popular soloist and by the
ehildren's choir Prof. John 4. Nichols.
OF Boston. will give one of his forceful adj
dresses. A collection will be taken for the
cause.
The daily papers this week gave an &C.
count of the death in Geneva, Switzerland,
of Homer Dinien. an 1S.yearold boy, who
boarded at Mrs. Brothwell's on Highland
avenue last summer and made many
friends here. The body was found EN-
bedded in the ice. in the crevice Of glacier
on the side of the Dent Du Midi. He lost
his life July ;. He was the son Of Frederick
D. Dinien, former musical director OF the
Arlington. Mass, schools. He had passed
his entrance examination for Harvard tins
| fall. The body has been sent home