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

NcWiane thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Ingram are visit
ing in Putney tins week
Mis- Sadie Hamilton left Saturday 10
A few DAYS visit in Westminster
w J. Hawkins bought horse OF Nj
Bellows Of Wilmington Tuesday,
Miss Helen Weatherhead returned Sal
urday from her outing IN Slratton'
The Needlecrafts will meet with Nh.
II. O. Halliday Friday afternoon, July Ia
Leland Coyey spent the Fourth in WI
Evansville attending the celebration lher,
Z. +. Blodgett is visiting with his broth
er Charles Blodgett, IN Wilmington TN
Master Carey Tyler OF Bristol, Conn
is visiting relatives IN town Tor lev
weeks
Rev. f. j. Lewis and family expect 4
leave next Thursday for vacation uhu
August ]. !,
Miss Helen Prentss is spending, tn
week in Wilmington visiting Mr., ana MIS-
Walter Howe
Miss Eva Briggs went TO Marlboro Ines
day to spend week with Mr., and Mrs
Walter Davis
Mrs. A. L. Hamilton Of Ames, Iowa, hai
been recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. )
Stanford Morse.
Miss Lottie Crafts of Worcester, Mass.
came Wednesday to visit her cousin, Mrs
w f. Bartlett.
John Adkins of New York city came las
night TO spend the summer with MIR, anc
Mrs d. w. Harris.
Hazen Stockwell went to West North
field Wednesday to spend few days WITH
his uncle, Leslie Tyler.
Miss Marion Smith and Miss Theni'
Engel of Athol, Mass, are guests OF MIS-
Grace Miner for a week.
Mrs. C. d. Pettee of Boston visited at
the home of her father, A. +. Hill IRON
Tuesday until Thursday
Charles Hamilton OF Ames hill was
Frustrated by the heat while at work in
the hay field Wednesday.
Mrs O. P. Rose of New Haven is ex
pected today to spend until sept. WIN
Mr.. and Mrs d. w, Harris.
CHI. Aiken of Orange, Mass. is VISITING
his sister. Mrs. Fred A. Betterley. Mrs
Aiken intends to come soon.
Mrs Earl Ingram and two children re-
turned Saturday after spending two
months at her home in Boston.
Guy Thayer reached his home here sun
day on his return from Mortified, VI
He made the trip on horseback.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Bond of Greenfield;
Mass. were guests of his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. L. E. Bond over the Fourth.
Miss May Thayer and two of her class
mates are spending their vacations at
Brown Pond, n Y, as mattresses.
Fremont, Carol and Arland Harris ac,
companied their grandfather, II. c. Smead
to Wardsboro to spend few days.
Miss Lucy McCloud and Christina Glea-
son of Westmoreland came Wednesday for
an indefinite stay with a. / stowe.
Lewis Jilson and party of friends from
Guilford have been spending the week at
b. S. Miller's cottage at Sunset lake.
Ernest Perry, who has been working IN
town is now experimenting the construc-
ton of cement bridge in Grafton, VT.
Mrs. f. D. Z. Stowe and her mother,
Mrs Sophie Sutherland, have gone to MARI
boro to spend two weeks at the Poplars.
There will be a special meeting, OF the
corporators and trustees of the Meeting
House Hill Cemetery company at the nome
Mrs. A. L. Saxton was called to Green.
field Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
a relative who was overcome by heat Sun
day.
There is a scarcity of water in many
places and at the town farm the supply
has been nearly exhausted for several
days.
Mrs. ]. L. Stockwell and daughter,
Katherine, went to Hatfield Yesterday to
spend few days with Mrs. CoInella BIZ
ngs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton johnson returned
to Worcester Tuesday night after spending
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z,
Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cushman and
family returned Wednesday night IRON
Bolton, Mass, where they spent the
Fourth
Miss Myrtle Briggs returned Sunday
night from Mortified, Mass where she
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Collins moved
Tuesday from Charles Higley's tenement
to the upstairs tenement IN the Baptist
parsonage.
Louis A. Thayer of Little Falls. n ",
came last Thursday night to spend ms va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
ID. Thayer.
Mrs. Carrie Gibson and son, Theodore,
of Canton, n. Y, came Tuesday to spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. H. +.
Weatherhead.
Mrs. Charles Rider and daughter Of
Bellows Falls returned Monday after
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Rider,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Albee spent the first
Of the week in Townshend and Brookllne
visiting their children. They returned
Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. ], D. Whittier expect to
20 the last of this week to Harrington
Me. where they will spend the summer
with their parents.
Miss Annabe Morgan of Ludlow, VI,
came Monday to care for her sister, Mrs
Harold Perry. who has been i'll Tor two
weeks with fever
Two or three of the Sunday school classes
of the Congregational church will go for,
picnic tomorrow afternoon, chaperoned by
Miss Edna Wheeler
The Twentieth Century club met We'd
pesday afternoon with Mrs. F. G. Taylor
1t was decided to postpone the meetings
until cooler weather,
Mrs. j. G.. Knapp and sons, Francis and
Stewart, of Boston are expected Monday
to spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs E. A. Richardson.
Miss Ida May, daughter of Mrs, John
Thrower of Worcester came with Mrs;
George Wheeler on her return home and
will visit her few weeks
Miss Susan L. Clark Of Springfield,
Mass, returned Saturday to the home OF
her parents, DR.. and Mrs Z. ). Clark, TO
spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Frances Fisher returned last Friday
after spending several days with her chill
dren in Lynn, Mass. Her son, Carol, ac-
eompanied her home and returned yester-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Green