The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-10

ing part of the week in Williams ..
Vile
Miss Iona Davis was at home over
Sunday.
Hugh Wellman returned to Syracuse
Saturday.
Miss Stella Micott is spending a few
days in Londonderry.
A. L. Lockwood left Monday to be
in White River Junction until after the
fair.
Mrs. w H. Sargent of Brattleb oro
was guest over Sunday at J. II. I'm
derwood s.
After spending six weeks at David
son Naples Frank S. Hayden returned
Tuesday to Boston. II
Miss Mary Benson has finished work
at the Windham County House and is
now cook at the Newfane Inn.
The road on North Main street was
given a coating of oil Saturday by a Il
few public spirited citizens.
Mr. and Mrs Mansel Bush of Bos
| ton spent two days last week in the
| home of his nephew, George B. Bush.
a large number were in town Tues
! day at the opening of the fall term OF /
court, news of which will be found in .
another column.
Miss Grace Warden, who was a sum
mer guest at River View farm five
weeks, returned last week to her home |
in Springfield.
Mr.. Woodcock and Mrs. Eastwood,
who were summer guests at j. d.
Pierce nine weeks, returned Tuesday
to their home in Pawtucket.
w. p. Eames brought Mrs Maria
johnson of Londonderry by automobile
Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Charles
Morse, and her sister, Mrs. Bert Z.
Morse.
Mrs Guy Lamson will leave the first
of the week for a stay of two weeks in
Boston and viii return to Newfane be
fore leaving to spend the winter IN
Philadelphia.
George c. Smith and son, George L.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce,
Julian johnson and family of Lon
donderry were visitors Sunday at ID. A.
Benson 5.
Adrian Blume, who had been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright since
, June, returned to his home in Brook
Ign. Miss Brown, who is still there,
) expects to return home next week.
Mrs Fred Randall and daughter,
| Miss Eleanor, returned Saturday to
| their home in Somerville. Miss Mar
+ garet left Tuesday and win visit a week
IN Brattleboro before returning home.
Miss Cartlege and Miss Edith Cart
lcge of New York, who spent several
weeks at the Inn, with their compan-
ION and chauffeur, left here Monday,
and are in Brattleboro for a few days
stay.
Mrs. John Newton and daughter,
S Miss Ellen H.. of Cincinnati, who were
/ guests at the Newfane Inn two weeks,
/ left Monday to spend the month OF
{ September in Brandon before returning
home.
Miss Lois Witherbee of Morley. n
y. who was guest of her cousin, Mrs.
q. l.. Davidson, a week went Tues
day to visit friend ia Greenfield, hut
a viii return to Newfane again before
, going home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward II. Eager Went on
a trip by automobile Saturday to visit
Mr.. Burbank in Bondyillc Mr. Eager s
mother, Mrs. Rosetta Kcnney, accom-
panied them to Wardsboro and spent
the day with relatives.
> Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hayne and son
= lett here last week Thursday for their
, home in New Brunswick, ~ j. They
: have made extensive repairs on their
summer home which they recently
bought, and contemplate more for next
year. Mr.. Hayne and son expect to
return next June.
: Mrs. Herbert Williams, sister Of Mrs
, George Bush, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Het
rick and Mr.. and Mrs. Brozen came
from Spofford lake by automobile to
visit Mrs Bush while on their way to
New York last week. Miss Alice Lit
tlofcld, teacher from Boston, who
had been spending vacation in Brook
Zine. was with Mrs. Bush two days last
week.
. MIR. and Mrs Walker and little son.
: who were summer guests at Maple Row
farm, returned Sunday to their home
. IN Meriden, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Anger
who were guests at W. H. Knowlton 5
. five weeks, returned Saturday to their
home in New York city. John Winter
! Of Cape Vincent is spending week
: there and with Mr.. Knowlton visited
: Sunday in West Royalston.