The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-22
EAST DOVER.

John Bailey is moving to Wardsboro.
F. E. Yeaw is building garage
Charles Harris of Boston Is visiting
at Frank Yeaw s.
Blanche Holland visited friends in
Wilmington last week.
Willie Moulton is spending the week
with friends in Brattleboro.
Arthur J. Howe Of Ansonia. Conn. L
is visiting his father, L. L. Howe.
Miss Abbie Palmer of Mystic, Conn,
visited at A. f. Jones s last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Robert Field of Bellows
| Falls are guests Of Mrs. Field 3 broth
er, l.. j. Allen.
Mrs. F. E. Ryther visited her son,
| Guy Russell, in Brattleboro from Fri
day to Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas of |
Guilford were guests recently of Mrs. |
| Diantha Niles.
Mary Turner is visiting few days
with her sister, Mrs. W. G. Halliday
in Brattleboro.
Miss Aliza Brown of South Newfane
visited Mrs Diantha Niles from We'd
nesday to Friday
I. Mrs c. H. Bemis visited her daugh-
tiers in Brattleboro from Thursday of
+ last week TO tuesday.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Copeland of Col
rain, Mass, were weekend guests of
their niece, Mrs. +. f. Yeaw.
: Mr. and Mrs. John Stratton and
i daughter of Brattleboro were guests
] over Sunday at Loren Allen 5.
I Earl Willard of Greenfield Mass
r visited at the home of his uncle, w. d.
Howe, from Friday TO Monday.
2 day to visit his brother, +. H. Pratt,
:. whom he had not seen in 40 years.
{ Mrs. Mary Sherman and daughter,
II Winnifred, attended the Mortified
=. meetings several days since Friday.
e Orrin Bolster and Carlton Lazelle
e visited relatives in Greenfield, Mass
II and Guilford from Friday to Monday
h Mrs c. F. LazeIle visited at H. c.
Il Smead S and Herbert Brown s IN
q South Newfane Thursday and Friday.
Marguerite Hopkins of Millers Fall,
u and Rose Hopkins of Brattleboro are
l visiting their brother, Frank Hopkins
e Mr. and Mrs. f. o. Robinson o.
u Wardsboro visited Mrs. Robinson Z
! sister, Mrs. t. +. johnson, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lazelle o
lt Springfield, Mass, visited Mr.. Lazelle :
( brother, Clifford Lazelle, from Frida,
= 10 Monday.
= Miss Marion Howe returned Monda,
!. night from l0-days stay III North
II feld ". d. Howe is spending 10 day
Is in Mortified.
:. Mrs. Rua Adams and son, Edmund
i, visited friends and relatives in Lou
! donderry, Jamaica and Wardsboro froI
Friday TO Monday.
Clarence Lazelle of Williamsville wa
:" a guest Sunday at c. j LazeIle S. Mr.
u. 5. H. Lazelle of Brattleboro is visitin
I'M her son, G. J. Lazelle.
= Mr. and Mrs Wales Adams and sol
! Alton, of Brattleboro were visitors II
y Gently at Mrs F. f. johnson 5, c. |
i' Hale 5 and ID. NJ Hale 5.
Mrs c. $. sherman and daughte
- Grace, and two grandchildren, She
NJ man and Marion Adams, are spendin
the week at the Sargent cottage
IN. Sunset lake.
=" Mr.. aud Mrs Ollie Halliday an
ne daughter, Julia, Of Marlboro, Mass
- visited Mr.. Halliday s uncle, W.
ere Halliday from Wednesday Of la
y week to Monday.
'le Schools are expected to begin
u this part of the town Monday Au
'fe "a, with teachers as follows Cauaa
'eh Miss Marion Howe; Goose City, Nj
Alice Johnson; North street, Miss BE
of sic Davis.
nj f. r. Betterlev joined his wife
ut r. II Pratt 5 Tuesday of last wee
me On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Betterlev al
ant son, Edward, left for Brattleboro
ed visit Mr.. Betterley s parents before I
of turning to their home in Springfel
en- Mass.
Der Mrs. Dervanaueh and son of Waite
led bury, Conn, visited her sister, Nj
be Bert Davis, last week. This week NJ
red DerVanaugh and son, Mrs. Bert Dav
son and daughter, Ralph and Bess
act- Davis, and Thalma Gallup are spendi
int the week at Franklin s cottage at Ia
An Raponda in Wilmington.
aud The East Dover Military band ga
Sta an openair concert in Dover Cent
Monday evening for the benefit of t
nth summer guests who are spending t
tie warm weather vacations there. Abo
the Is people were present. The band Fl
men nished music from $50 to $50. T
was lawn was prettily decorated Wi
ent Japanese lanterns. Rev. w. +. Wat
,lov bury expressed hearty thanks TO I
9Th band. lce-cream was served.
ter
Co. % For the land s sake-use Bowke
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