The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-20

Baldwin Place, n. Y, Saturday She
has recovered from the attack of Ill
ness which detained her there.
Mrs. Addic Horseford of Greenfield
spent few days with Mrs F. w. I'm
derwood and Mrs. Jeanette l.. Gates
last week, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. j. p Whitney of Springfield VT,
and daughter, Mrs. Ralph Houghton of
Burlington. visited Mrs. Charlotte L.
Underwood and family the latter part of
last week
Mrs. Charlotte Higgins is i'll. Her
son, Alvin Higgins of Brattleboro, in
whose home she has been visiting, re
turned Sunday with her to her home in
| this town.
The W. C. T. u will hold a food
| sale in the church rooms at o clock
| Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Butter
| field and Mrs. a. II. Farnum will be
in charge.
Miss Gertrude Croker of Brattleboro
visited her aunt, Miss Laura Rice, from
Saturday until Tuesday, and with her
mother. Mrs Mary Piper, spent the day
there Friday.
| Carlos Lowe, who has been a visitor
at Rev. f. NJ. Wiswall S, left Saturday
to visit his sister, Mrs Kittie Upham
in Mortified before returning to West
| Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Converse OF
Cambridge stopped Friday to call or
i Mrs. Albert w. Pratt at Elm Hall while
en- route by automobile to Londonderry
for their usual summer outing.
DR.. Marshall \. Howe and family OF
| New York city arrived Friday for a visit
in the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. o. Howe, and while here will go to
West Wardsboro to visit Mrs Howe's
relatives, who are boarding there.
Thomas Bixby from Michigan, will
his sister, Mrs. Nelson Eddy Of Brat
Il tleboro, visited last week with Rev
T. NJ. WiswalI who now owns and oc
cupies the farm which was formerl,
the home of Mr.. Bixby and Mrs. Eddy
Frank Hayden of Boston, who ha,
spent several vacations here, arrive,
; Saturday to remain through September
l Miss Ada Davis and Miss Hope Bur
Tougns of Noank, Conn, came Monda,
night. This is their first visit to New
fame.
DR.. Bancroft, who has been spendin;
his vacation at the Newfane Inn. re
turned to Wellesley Tuesday. DIR. Ban
croft is consulting physician at Welles
ley college and was well acquainte,
: with the late Mrs. Anna Newman, for
Il merlv of this place, who was superin
tendcnt Of Norcmbega hall at Wellesle
n . years.
The lecture with stereopticon view
given in the church last week Thursda
v evening by Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton o
II Brattleboro under the auspices of tn
Bible classes, was well attended by a
l. appreciative audience. Besides the lee
n ture there was singing by local talen
and refreshments were served, maxim
,. it pleasant social event.
r Rev. Dorr Hudson, who preached las
Sunday in the Congregational churcl
k gave an interesting discourse at whic
n 135 people were in attendance. M
Hudson is former resident of tn
! village and with his wife and daugl
- ter, Doris, is visiting a few days !;
the home of his uncle, A. T. Edward
before returning to his home in Yves
Ia brooke, Me.
Miss Ella Holland, who Is held as
witness at the county jail in the Thom
81 son case for Bellows Falls, fell backwal
q nearly the full length of the front stat
at the Windham County House Tuesda
70 and suffered painful injuries. One arr
IN which at first it was thought was broke
s is now in a plaster cast. Miss Hollaf
had a severe attack of appendicitis SOC
Mt after coming here, requiring the service
I'd a nurse from the Mutual Aid in Brattl
boro, but had recovered from that lines
-. Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton, w
W have been spending a vacation in Ne
~ fame. returned Monday to their hor
~ in Webster, Conn, leaving their ty
sons for a visit with relatives at t
! Newton homestead. One of them
ea named James Holland, for his gran
o. uncle. James Holland Newton, who W
s;iI i in the Civil war. The 9th
IN son, S'arshall, is the sixth in desce