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

The next dance IN 6rapge nan VIII ''
Sept /. N bo hold
Nov. > ~. .,.0o1, II,
Chester. A.. Dad
lev's to his home.
Mrs. Arnold Waters and sons went
Tuesday to Walpole, \. II,
Clifton Worden OF Springfield is visiting
| his relatives at Elmwood this week.
The Y. p. C. f. s. social has been en post
poned to Tuesday evening, Aug -.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. n Crosby were Sunday
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaDuke'
Mr.. Shaw of Walpole. \. H., has been a
recent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. I. u Reed
Mervin Whitney. who has been living IN
Pntney has removed his family to Dunn
4 marty from Brattleboro dined at Ma
pie Ridge Fruit farm after the sunday
services.
Miss Ethel Taylor-of Providence, K. l.,
| is the guest of her cousin, Miss Giadys
RAY, at Brarcliff,
Mr.. Johnson of Boston arrived saturday
at H. B. Smead's where his son, hooer'
johnson, is a guest,
A. E. Robbins went Monday, to Burning,
ton to be present at the health ofhcers
school in session there
Members of the grange are requested 70
contribute literally of pie and cake toward
the dance supper Sept ].
Miss Beryl Martin of Wardsboroo, who
has been spending few days with MISS
Miriam Reed went away Monday
The last dance given by Evening, Star
grange was well attended and proved very
Satisfactory to all interested therein.
Cbildren's night Tuesday evening at the
grange was marked by appropriate eXer
eises by the children, ending with supper
Mrs. Charles F. Williams and Mrs. Sarah
B Holton of East Dummerston took III
the excursion to Newport, r. l., Thurs
day,
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodale and Mrs
Charles Worcester of Swanzey, n n
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs A
t. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Walker of Wes'
Brattleboro and Mrs. W. ?, Jackson OF OF
Adams were guests Tuesday of Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. Harry Miller.
Mrs. Eli Cook of Halifax and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Arthur Cook and daughter, Eva, o
BrattleborO. were guests OF MI. ana MIS-
Ia. H. Laughton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Walker went Sun
day evening to Williamsville for then
daughter. Ruth. who has been spending
week with Mrs w. E. Nichols.
It is never too late to notice the mile
stones in life's journey, especially whei
that stone marks the SOth anniversary O
an esteemed citizen. This time verbal ant
postcard congratulations were shoWeret
mon Charles o. Reed, who had the honol
of becoming an octogenarlan, Monday
Aug. A. A few friends were present al
his home on the pleasant occasion and
photograph of Mr.. Reed was taken by
local photographer who was present witt
her camera.
The 25th anniversary of the marriage o.
Row and Mrs. Lucien Kimball will be OBJ
served on Aug. 81, and they extend a cor
dial invitation to their friends everywhere
to basket picnic at their residence, Kim
ball hall, Hopkinton, N. H., on that day
Coffee will be served on the grounds and g
suitable program provided. Hours from II
a, m. to 4 D. m. Rev. Mr.. Kimball was
former pastor in Dummerston and vel
known in Windham county. 1t might be
added if friends here can not 60, write
After the church services Sunday the
following party enjoyed picnic dinner Oh
the lawn at w. F. Walkers: Mr.. and Mrs
Fayette Miller and Miss Esther McXeigf
of West Brattleboro, Mr.. and Mrs, W; l.
Laskey, Miss Florence Laskey and AllaI
Laskey of New York. Mr.; and MIS-; Georgt
Fisher and Miss Lucille Fisher of Summit
N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs T. Anderson ant
Misses Bernice and Marjorie Anderson o.
East Orange, N. j., Mrs. 3. J. Lins ane
Miss Cropper of Summit, N. J., Miss Cot
ton. Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs. ID. M. Bakel
and Lewis Baker of Jacksonville, Fla
Mrs. Walker served coffee and ice cream
TO her guests. After dinner the Laskel
family sang and social time was enjoyed
before leaving for the McVeigh farm.
Another interesting and accomplished
singer is to help at the church services
next Sunday. Edwin Miller, SO well known