The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-11


Brattlcboro.
Il. H. Lowe was q business visitor n
Brattleboro last Thursday.
]. II. Ware and daughter, Miss Ella
spent last Thursday in Brattlehoro. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wheeler OF Everett
Mass, are visiting NJ II, f. Howard s.
Mr.. aud Mrs 4. l.. Hastings visited
at Merrill Pierce's in Putney last week
Faithe Butler who formerly attended
school here. is visiting old friends th''
week.
Victor Bovden visited AT the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Harry +. Howard laS'
week,
Mr.. and Mrs Earle o. Martin OF
, Saxtons River visited az Frank GRAY
this week.
Arthur l.. Rand returned Thursday
from n visit in Fitchburg aud Leomln'
ster, Mass.
Miss Georgianna Mexican left Sqtp.r.
dav morning for two weeks VISIT III
Haverhill, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Macleod of Bos'
ton are visiting the former 5 sister,
Mrs Mae Bigelow,
Mrs. John jenkins is spending a few
DAYS with her parents, MI. and MIS-
Sidney Derry, in Brookline.
Mrs. Alma Cummings and children
have returned from their visit IN ines
ter aud South Londonderry
Mrs. Chaplin returned Monday night
from North Lee, Mass. where she at
tended her brother 5 funeral.
Mrs. Stephen Foster of WILLIAMSBURG
spent few days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. n. l., Jennison.
Ms. Clarence Woodland and SON
Frank, went Thursday to 'harlemont,
Mass. where they spent few DAYS.
Mrs. Macleod of Everett, Mass, and
Miss Porter of East Boston are board
ing at Allen Bigelow 5 for the summer.
Mrs. Minnie Cobb returned Tuesday
evening from Bernardst0n, Mass.
where she has been visiting the past
week.
DIR. c. F.. Bruce returned from New
York CITY last Friday evening and Is
spending the week in town with his
family.
Miss Cora Mason went Friday to Old
Orchard. Me-. where she will spend a
two weeks vacation with number OF
her friends at their cottage.
Mrs. C. II. Evans entertained a large
number of her friends and relatives az
her home last Saturday afternoon All
report a very pleasant time.
Miss Miranda Marsh returned to her
home in Athol, Mass, last Saturday
after spending month with
her brother. Almon r. Marsh.
Kenneth Butler, former student of
Leland and Gray seminary. who Is
spending the summer in Wlndham'
made a short visit here Saturday.
Miss Frances Starr, who has been
visiting at f. l.. Hastings s, left Tues
day morning for her home in Jackson.
vile, Fla. Miss Abbie Starr aecompa.
MED her to Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Follett and
daughter. Clara, of Woodbury., n. T.,
came Thursday night to visit his moth
err, Mrs. j. O. Follett. Mr.. Follett re-
turned to Woodbury. Monday morning.
Mrs. Abbie Kathan and two daugh-
tiers of Springfield, Miss Cora, teacher
in Springfield, and Miss Florence, n
teacher in Vermont academy. are visit
ing at Park Holland s and Fred Viii
lard s this week.
Miss Laura E. Ware has finished her
work as head clerk in +. l.. Loves gen
eral store. Miss Ware has held the
position nearly a year, during which
time she has proven herself very able
clerk and has won many friends.
The Baptist ministers of the West
River valley and vicinity held their
annual picnic on the lawn at the Ban
fist parsonage last Monday. The at
tendance was not large, owing to Sc r
eral being detained by funerals.
The executive committee of the
Alumni association and the prudential
committee of Leland and Gray seminary
held meeting in Seminary hall Wed
nesday evening to make plans, for re,
pairing the building before the next
term of school.
The baseball game at the annual
grange picnic held here last Friday was
very interesting affair. 1t was played
ter were allowed to use only their left
hands. The women were proclaimed
victorious by a score Of Is to 10, al,
though the men made number of good
hits in spite of their disadvantage. The
game was source of much amusement
to the players as well as the spectators.
Harry H. Upton of Portland, Me-,
student at Mt Hermon, held preaching
service in the Congregational church
here last Sunday. His sermons, both
morning and evening, were of the evan.
gelistic type, and showed the practical a
sang a number of solos and led the song
service in the evening Many of those
who attended church expressed a desire
to hear Mr.. Upton again, and it is hoped
that Townshend will soon be favored
with his second visit. 1t has been sug-
gested that vote Of thanks be ex-
tended to the managing force of Mt.
Hermon for their excellent choice in
the men they have sent us thus far, Mr..
Upton was entertained at E. H. Allbee 8
during his stay in town.