The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
JAMAICA.

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Mrs. Julia Soper visited ~ seafshur4
last week.
Miss Lila Kingsbury visited In sears
burg recently,
Earl Howe of Newiane stopped ~
town THURSDAY n
Miss Mary Treyoro has gone 10 H. "
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The Misses Yearly of Brattleboro are
visiting at II. +. Boynton s. 80
Mrs, Thomas Paquettee ana ehl,afe"
are visiting her father. MI CONWAY,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wyman OF Man
chester visited Mrs. Sherwin suhdaN'
Mrs. Almon Willis and son, Raymond
of Putney, visited in town last week
Mrs. G. d. Record and children re-
turned to her home In PutneN Ne'ne''
day,
/ $. Buchanan came home Monday
night aud is on crutches from rheu'a'
tism
Mrs. Lillian j. Holmes of Hartford
Conn, visited al \. W. Butler tues
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Piper. OF Ne
troit are visiting his brother, n " ~
Piper -,
Misses Lillian Allen aud Minnie
yaile are visiting their mother Mrs'
Amanda Allen,
The Woman 5 Industrial society met
with Mrs. Jennie Ballard wednesday
and tied a quilt
George Harrington will move ms
family from c. 4. Aiken 10 tue teh'
ment under q. \. Il. hall soon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Robinson ana
MAYNARD visited her sister, Mrs. D. -
Taft. in TOwnshend "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Higgins returned
10 their home in New York SATURDAY
after a week spent with his mother
Mrs. John l.. Byard aud son, Ray
mond, of Southboro. Mass. visited at
A. ". Butler Saturday and sunday.
DIR. George Clark and Miss Helen
Clark of Concord, n. H.. and Frank
Clark of Townshend are visiting AT
George Clark 5.
Ewes examined. II. A. Pike, Graduate
Optometrist. will he at the hotel parlor,
Jamaica Monday and Tuesday, Aug, y
and ~ ADV. "a
DR.. Thomas is attending the health
officers school in Burlington. Mrs,
Thomas is visiting relatives in Gran
Vile and Salem, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. johnson celebrat'
ed his birthday Wednesday and attend
ed a Johnson reunion at Maple I'LL
farm in Stratton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Wellman also attended.
Scott post and Woman 5 Relief corps
held their monthly birthday social al
+. w Proutvs Thursday. Refresh.
ments of ice.cream and cake were served
and all report a good time.
Pienics seem to be the order of the
day. A party from Mrs. shumway
spent Friday on College hill and Mrs.
Flora Howard and friends spent Mon
dav in the same place and Wednesday
they went to West Wardsbor0.
Mrs Fannie Wilder has returned to
her home in Amherst. Mass, after few
days spent with her niece, Mrs. Jennie
Ballard. Mrs. Ballard and Mrs, G. j.
Torrev accompanied her to Brattleboro.
T. Nelson Dale of the L. 5. geological
survey has been spending some time IN
town securing specimens of marble and
granite which he forwards to Washing
ton, d. c. Prof. Dale was in town %
wears ago and is the author of work
soon to be published by the geological
survey on the marbles of Vermont. He
went from here to wilmington.
The death of Sidney Lamphear last
week came very Unexpectedly TO the
community as he was gaining from a
few DAYS illness. Heart failure brought
the end. He was ianitor of the Baptist
church and had lived with his sister,
Mrs. Fannie Howard. the past six
months. Mrs. Daniel Chandler of Ches
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. John Barber of
Mortified and William Barber of Lev
den, Mass, were here to attend the flu
neral at which Rev. o. o. Farnsworth |
officiated Burial was in Jamaica.
The missionary auxiliary of the Con-
gregational church held its August |
last Friday afternoon on DR..
A. W. Thomas S lawn. After scripture |
and PRAYER the time was given to Miss |
Mary Mansfield of Hartford. Conn.,. to |
tell of her work in the deaf and dumb |
school of that city. where she has taught |
for the past IL years. Her talk was |
full of interest and many questions
were answered There were 25 present |
and the proceeds from the picnic tea |
were voted to the Vermont Woman s
board.