The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-09

Mrs. Henry Getting returned Friday
to Boston.
Frederick w Sim left for his home
in Troy, N. y, Monday morning.
John Harrington left Wednesday for
Townshend and Windham to visit a
few days.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will
hold food sale in the vestry Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ira NJ Ingram visited her
daughter, Miss Ruby Ingram, in Green
field, Mass, July ,.
Mrs John f. Morse and son, Ken
dali, are in Sufield Conn, guests OF
Mrs. James A. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Atwood of Brat
tleboro spent Sunday with their niece,
Mrs. Erwin G. Sparks.
Hay-making, which was begun last
week, has been held up number of
days by the wet weather.
Miss Clara Stearns, a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Milton Dexter, return
ed Saturday to Troy, n. Y.
Mrs Charles A. Edwards reports a
pear tree on their place on which are
growing pears while the top part of
the tree is in full bloom.
Frank Shanbac ker and college friends
of Princeton university are guests of
Mr.. Shanbacker s grandfather, Frank
q. Morse. at Liberty hall.
John NJ Stratton and family of Brat
| tleboro, who attended the celebration
at Williamsville, were callers at John
5. Stratton' 5 on the Fourth.
The Ladies Benevolent society is
| invited to hold an all-day meeting Fri
! dav of this week with Mrs. l.. w
| Shepard. y basket luncheon will be
| served at noon.
Mrs. Maud Kendall gave a birthday
party for her daughter, Miss Dorothy
| Kendall, July .. The young people
present were entertained with games
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loncto OF
Greenfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs
| Maud Kendall Mrs. Kendall 5 par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Gotta of Brat
tleboro, joined them for the Fourth.
John Edwards and children, Arthur
| Maude and Alta, also Mr.. and Mrs
| Hermitus Benoit and Ed. Dawson, al
| of West Wardsboro, visited at Charlie
Edwards 5 from Friday to Sunday.
l.. H. Knapp spent the Fourth witt
his family in West Brattleboro, return
| ing Tuesday. His daughter, Mrs. l.. +
| TAYLOR, and sons, Gordon and Ralph
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. l.. W
Shepard.
Frank f. Bruce had a cement tanl
| of several barrels capacity constructs
| last week as a reservoir, to provide
more ample water supply for domestic
use. Mr.. O'Neil of Brattleboro hac
the contract for the work.
G. Perley Stratton and Cecil {
| Stratton of Springfield, Mass, wer
| guests Saturday and Sunday of thei
aunt, Mrs George f. Smith, return
ing Monday by automobile. Rober
Stratton returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert +. Packar
and children of South Deerfeld, Mass
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Merton Ingram. Guy and Ralph re
NAMED to visit friends a week. TIL
others returned the same evening b
automobile.
Frank G. Morse and son, H. Julia
Morse, went Tuesday afternoon t
Greenfield, Mass, in Mr.. Morse s tour
ing car to meet his sister and niece
) Mrs Harriet f. Dexter and Mrs. Ne
lie Thompson of Troy, n. Y, who ar
) boarding with Mrs. Lyman G. Powers
Rev. Benjamin Lomax, colporter o
the Vermont Baptist state convention
preached interesting sermons Sunda
morning and evening. He will suppl
the pulpit next Sunday morning an
evening All are cordially invited t
! attend these services. Mr.. Lomax
boarding at Ira M. Ingram S.
A large number of our citizens al
tended the Grange celebration til
Fourth at Williamsville, also the pla
in the evening. They were well enter
: tanned. The fine weather, which wa
l generally pronounced perfection, adde
t much to the pleasure and comfort 0
all. The absence of firecrackers an
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