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

liam Taylor of Wilton were in town Tues
day.
Dennis Duggan of Boston has been visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dug
| gan
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs France:
Latham returned Friday from visit II
Bristol
Fred Kilhart and family of Athol are
visiting in town with his parents, Mr. ano
Mrs. Kilhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Redding visited
their daughter, Winnie, at the Farren hos
pital Tuesday
Miss Mabel Pike of Bellows Falls and
Miss Mollie Pike of Claremont have been
at home for a visit,
Mrs. Charles Stafford goes to Tilton, n
H. next Tuesday for a visit with her
father, James Britton.
William Lynch and Neil Latham were
at home from their work in Hartford
Conn, for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W S. Ingraham of New
Haven, Conn, have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Davis recently,
Ed. Harmon and son, James, Of Man
chester have been making Hinsdale rela-
tives visit the past few days.
Mrs. Farr and child of Townshend re.
turned home Wednesday after a several
days visit at Samuel Underwood's.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Temple and little
daughter of Lewiston, Me-, came Monday
for visit with Hinsdale relatives.
J. H. Watson and family recently spent
a few days in Guilford, VT, with Mrs,
Watson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Holden.
The semi-annual installation of l. 0. 0.
F. lodge took place Monday evening when
the following officers were installed n, G.,
Alonzo Frasier; V. G., w. T. Brooks; re-
cording secretary, 0. L. Smith: financial
secretary, w. NJ Hall; treasurer, W. p.
Watson; chaplain, g. 5. Howe; inside
guard, j. p. Davenport; outside guard, j..
H. Watson; warden, W. w. King; CON
ductor, F. A. Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor were given a
very enjoyable party last Thursday eve
ming when about 50 of their neighbors
and friends invaded their home and com
pletely surprised Them the occasion being
their 10th wedding anniversary. The
evening was spent pleasantly with cards
and music Refreshments of ice-cream
cake, ETC., were served. Mr.. and Mrs;
Taylor were the recipients of several
presents, handsome library being one.
The presentation speech was made by Roy
D. Taylor.
J. S. Tanning of the Dupont Powder
company will shoot with the local gun club
next Saturday at p m. Tanning is one
of the worlds greatest shots and the local
boys are anticipating a, great treat. The
Dupont company has also donated a ster-
ling silver watch fob trophy for the local
club to compete for at 200 targets which
will be divided into weekly shoots of %
targets each covering series of eight
shoots, all targets at unknown angles. The
system of handicapping which is offered by
this company is one in which the low
percentage shooter stands an equal chance
with the best shot.
Word came Saturday of the death of
Mrs. Mary (Owen) Quincy in Lowell,
Ind. Mrs. Quincy had been i'll since last
February and during the last few months
suffered greatly. When first taken sick
she was partially paralyzed and later
Bright's disease developed. Mrs. Quincy
was the daughter of Charles Owen of this
town and was born Dec. 81, 1856, in
Irasburg, vt. Besides her husband, DIR.
w. c. Quincy, and one son, Donald,
she is survived by her father, Charles
Owen, of this town, three sisters, Mrs.
G. II. Bailey and Miss Myra Owen,
who has cared for her during her sickness,
both of this town, Mrs W. D. Tricky
of Tilton, and brother, David A. Owen,
of this town. The funeral services were
held in the Methodist church in Lowell,
Ind, at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon.