The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-12
JAMAICA.

Walter Fish visited his sister Mrs.
Charles Clark. this week
Frank Jacobs is visiting his brother,
Alfred Crowninshield.
Shirley Bassett of Springfield spent
Sunday with his wife here.
Elizabeth Stark is visiting week
in Bennington with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams of Wind
ham visited Lewis Savage Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Young of Brat
tleboro called on friends in town Sun
day.
c. j. Torrey, who is working in
Guilford, spent Sunday at his home
here.
Mrs. Leon Bems went to South Lon
donderry Thursday, returning Friday
afternoon.
Mrs NJ. II. Willis returned from
Townshend Saturday whore she had
been few days.
Mrs. Lottie Boyle Of Brattleboro is
at her father s, George Wells 5, for a
short stay.
Mrs Lloyd, who has been at the
Memorial hospital in Brattleboro sew
eral weeks, returned Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs A. w. Thomas return
ed Saturday from their automobile trip
to New York state and Burlington.
Mrs A. b. Stark went to Brattle-
boro Thursday to family reunion.
Mrs Field returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsons and
grandson, Harold, of Wardsboro were
at II. *. Knight s Sunday.
The ball game Saturday between
Jamaica and Williamsville resulted in
score of l5-l in favor of Jamaica.
Charles Robbins S horse was killed
by lightning Wednesday night The
SIX weeks old colt was not hurt.
Mrs Charles Willard was in Wards
boro visiting Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs.
Dexter several days. She returned
Sunday.
Little Wayland Record has been i'll.
His father was called from his work
in Brattleboro. The child is much bet
ter now.
Arlin Doane, son of Dr. c. b. Doane,
returned to his home in Springfield
after few days visit at IL. p.
Boynton s.
Lewis Savage returned from Grand
Isle the last of the week. He was
called there by the illness of his
father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Allen and daugh-
ter, Ina. who visited in Manchester,
Chester and Springfield several days,
returned home Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. f. L. Waterman
spent few days in South London
derry, returning TO Mrs. Olive Shum
way 3 the last of the week
States Attorney A. " d. Piper and
wife and daughter, Dorothy, came
Saturday to spend the weekend at
Mrs. G. J. Eddy's. Dorothy attended
the Sunday school picnic.
John s. Robinson started Saturday
morning for East Mortified. where he
will take a week s vacation. Miss
Mary Robinson will take his place in
the bank during his absence.
Mr.. LaChance's house near Rawson-
vile was burned to the ground We'd
nesday night, being struck by light
ming The barn was saved after vigor-
Gus fighting of fire most Of the night.
Rev. William White occupied the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morn!
ing. There was no preaching service
IN the evening. Rev. +. d. Akers OF
dlt uHlNtioity VIII piOdCh htAb Jun
day, Aug II.
The Christian Endcavor meeting
next Sunday evening will be an out
door meeting held on Mrs. Ella
Robinson s lawn if the weather per
mits. The subject will be Lessons from
Forest and Field
Lucia Noble of New York, who had
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Mary Sherwin, went to Manchester
last week for n few weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Wyman. who haa
also been visiting Mrs Sherwln.
The primary and junior classes OF
the Congregational Sunday school en-
ioyed themselves at a picnic Saturday
held on the hill in front of Miss Edith
Clark's house. They were first intro
duced to the "Man of the Mount
ain, - who welcomed the children
standing guard all day, and later es
corted them home in the wagon. Their
followed games, a cobweb hunt for
candy, peanut hunt, soap bubbles, Gro
quet swings, etc. Refreshments OF
ice cream, cake and sandwiches, fruit
and candy were served, and last anc
best of all was a ride around the vii
lage in Mrs. II. W. Prouty's hay wag
on, which she had beautifully decorat
ell with bunting. There were 48
present.