The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-10
HINSDAIE. N. III.

tied Monday in Boston
Ernest Doucette is visiting few
days in Pittsfeld, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Latham of Bos
ton are spending the week in town.
William J. Dew of Boston was a
guest recently at J. p. McCaughern :.
Mrs. Mary Vaille of Athol, Mass.
has been visiting few days in town.
Mrs. Frank Britton and son. James,
are visiting in Dalton and Berlin, n.
H.
Dennis Duggan and family of Brook
line, Mass, are visiting at Daniel Dug
gans.
Ralph Arnold of Meriden, Conn. has
been guest of Robert Weeks several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins of Sa-
battus, Me-, are guests of G. W.. Will
kins.
William Wolfram and family of
Hatfield have been visiting at G. M.
Wright s.
Mrs. Belle spellman of Hartford.
Conn, visited at w. p. Lyman s re-.
Gently.
Patrick O'Connor of Holyoke visited
at Frank Young's from Friday to
Sunday.
G. S. Howe visited his brother, f. f.
Howe, of South Deerfield Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Mrs. John Frye and son of Leomin-
lster are at Myron Dickerman s for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. F. P. Kinds has gone on an ex-
/ tended visit to Gardner, Mass. and
Providence, r. /.
Percy Bergeron of Orange has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Peter
Lefevre, the past week.
Edward Mccormick of Fitehburg,
Mass, was a recent visitor at the home
of james Mccormick, sr.
Harry Smith of Peterboro has been
visiting a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gould of Bos-
ton visited briefly in town this week
on their way to Spofford lake
Mrs. Elmer Townshend of Saueus
Mass, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Became.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Conway of
Greenfield, Mass, were guests Sunday
of the former s parents, Mrs. and Mr.
IdIrlck conway.
The local baseball team will 90 ia
Brattleboro Saturday afternoon, where
they are booked to play the Company
L team at Island park.
John Fisher of Norwood, Mass. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fields of Spring
field, Mass, were guests recently al
F. E. Fields S several days.
Miss Hazel Roberts was given .
kitchen towel shower by the Nameless
Five club one evening recently at the
home of Miss Mabel Temple.
The baseball fans here are consider
ably interested in the doings of the
IRWIN State league and several occasion
ally 60 to the games. at Island park.
The Woman S club recently donated
flag, 20 feet by 10 feet, to the town
to be displayed from the tower Of the
town hall. 1t made its initial appear
anee July 4.
Harold Merritt, who graduated from
the Sheffield Scientific school few
weeks ago, is spending a few DAYS
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Leon
Merritt, of this town.
William Lynch of Hartford. Conn i
spending several days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch. recu-
lperatlng from dislocated shoulder
which he sustained while playing bali.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Robertson
have returned home from California
and are guests in the home of G.. =
robertson, the former S father. Mr..
robertson has completed his work with
the government pension bureau.
Forrest Bolton, who has been CON
neeted with the civil engineering eorns
on the new railroad job the past wear
has been transferred to Brattleboro
MI. Bolton is one of the graduates of
our nigh school who has made rand
strides IN this line of work.
Mrs. f. H. Jones, formerly of tb;s
town, recently held party at her home
IN Los Angeles, Calf, at which sbn
entertained 600 members of the fash
lonable Ebell and Friday ATornina
cIubs. Press notices state that the par
ty was one of the notable social fnnc.
tlons OF the year in that city.
| q. ). Smith has exchanged his fno
residence on Hancock street with o q
milton of Manchester for a large farm
and valuable timberland in the town
OF 6llsnm. Mr.. and Mrs Smith are mn.
decided as to their future plans. but
they are thinking about the advisable.
ity of building a bungalow of the mod
efn type on the old trotting park.
which they own.
The members of St Joseph s parish
VIII hold lawn party on the lawn in
the rear of Mrs. Dickinson s residence
the evening of July 16. Supper will
De served in the basement of The
church from to T. The outdoor foe
tleltles will inclrde booths of varicne
descriptions and the other usual attrac
tions. There will be four bo,,rs &c
dancing on the open-air platform. Tho
grounds will be lighted by electricity