The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-10
which he is member, in Bellows Falls

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August 5.
Arson Herbert and family have NOV
ed into q tenement in Miss Jessie
Snow s house.
Mrs Florence Ford and daughter.
Orinda, are visiting at Fred loves in
Brattleboro a week.
Edward o 'Brien of Somerville, Mass,
has Joined his family at their summer
home in Harmonyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Bathrick of
Brattleboro were guests at the home of
A. ID. Benson Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Franklin and children
of Hartford, Conn, are summer guests
at the home of Horace Gale.
Mrs. Fife FarweH has sold her two
tenement house in West Townshend to
Archer Wheeler of that place.
Mrs. Lewis Clapp and daughter, of
Brattleboro visited Sunday at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Alton Holden.
Mrs. Lois Harris of West Townshend
came Sunday to spend the summer with
her cousin, Mrs Herbert Kidder.
RAYMOND Barry stuck a pitchfork
through his foot while at Earl Knapp s
last week, disabling him from work
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith Maxam of Law
renee, Mass, friends of Miss Marie
Hawkins, are spending week at Mrs.
| Ellie Farwell s.
| Mrs. R. n. Marsh and daughters,
Misses Myrtle and Miranda Marsh of
Athol, Mass, are enjoying a vacation
lat A. r. Marsh 5.
Miss Beatrice Bachelor, who has
been for some time at Mrs. Edwin Ed
DIV s. has finished work there. She will
90 to her sisters in Keene, n. H..
Mrs. R. d. Phillips and son, Ray.
mond, are visiting in st. Johnsbury
with relatives. They viii go from there
to New York to visit at Ralph Mar
tin s.
Miss Ruth Farnum of Newfane, who
had been working week at the Inn,
finished work there and returned home
Sunday on account of the illness of heI
mother.
Dr. Ellie Howe Turton and son
Frederick of White Plains, n. Y, have
been at the Inn and calling on friends
in town. DR.. Turton is a former resi-
dent of this place.
Mrs. Mary jenkins and Miss Sadie
Whitney visited in Brookline Aug. 6
They report that Miss Ella Derry, wht
was injured recently by fall, is no
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Lucy FELTON,, who was for sew
eral months at the home of her niece
Mrs. Earl Martin, in Saxtons River
has returned to the home of her neph
ew, Frank Grey.
The names of Mr. and Mrs. Clarene
Woodland and son, Frank, were uniI
tentionallv omitted from the list o
guests who went from here to Mr.
Sarah Carr 5 anniversary party Aug
: ust 4.
l Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Pierce and grand
, son, Willis Ryan, of Peoria, H., are Wis
iiting at the home of Mrs. Emma Frank
lin. Little Willis is the great-grandso
of d. r. Pierce, making four genera
= tions in the house.
i The two primary classes of the Coz
n gregational Sunday school, with til
cradle roll babies and their mother
= spent a happy afternoon at picnic Q
the park Friday. Refreshments of ic
Y cream and waters were served.
A party including Mrs. Ralph Sn.
II der, Wilbur Snyder, and Mrs. Fran
Lawrence and two children are cam
J., ing at Grout s pond in Stratton an
enjoying the fishing. DR.. and Mrs.
l. L. Osgood took the party there in the
automobile, remaining with them
, short time.
The Hadassah league fair, which W
5. held on the park Friday, drew GOT
attendance and the various articl
10 were quickly sold. The needlework I
q BILE held an unusually good assortme
of aprons. fancy work, etc. The d
;, play of delicious home made cooke
80 found a ready sale, as did the tempti
~ home made candy on the table presid
over by Miss Cora Mason. About eig
nj gallons of ice-cream and sherbet we
d. disposed of. The affair yielded abe
$50. for the society.