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

time. To those who entered the house |
birthday cake, made by Mrs. Jennie |
A. Pike and adorned with 20 candles,
was prominent object.
Mrs John Leonard s father of Can
ada is spending a few days with her.
Clarence Hall, who has been work
ing Colrain, cut his hand badly with
an axe.
Mrs. Joanna Edwards is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Nina Plumb, in Brattleboro
this week.
Mrs Matilda Tooley of Athol is Wis
ting her niece and calling on friends
this week.
Arthur Marcoux and sister are Wis
John Leonard.
N f. Adams s annual Fourth of
July ball was well attended. All re-
port a fine time.
Mrs. Elvira Easton went to Keene
n H., last week to attend her broth
er S wife, funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilcox of Brat
| tIeboro are spending a few days in
town visiting relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas are moving and
their home on Main street.
Mrs. Eva Taylor of Orange, Mass,
| is spending a few days with Mrs. Elva
Russell and visiting relatives.
| Russell d. Brown and Eugene and
Sunday at the Brown cottage at Laurel
| lake
Frank Reed S family of Shelburne
Falls have arrived for the summer and
will occupy w. y. Canedy's house on
the hill.
| Miss Bertha Faulkner, trained nurse,
of Springfield, Mass, came Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
j. Faulkner.
Horace Fowler and family of Noun
tain Mills spent Friday night with Mr.
Fowler's father and attended the ball
at the Glen House.
The Jacksonville Military band play
ed in West Halifax at the celebration
the Fourth. 4 number from this town
attended the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan of Greenfield
called on relatives in town Saturday.
| Mrs Donovan formerly was Lena Lowe
and used to live in town.
The Military band played at the eel
ebration, July /, in West Halifax,
where also large number of the citi-
zens here spent the day.
Iva Pierce went to Brattleboro Sun
day She and Pauline Morris will at
tend the convention in Boston this
\ week and visit there before returning.
! Mrs. Ethel Lowe spent a few days
in Williamsville at DIR. Gordon s last
week. Mrs. Gordon brought her home
Friday and attended the ball at the
| Glen House.
RideIev lodge, l. o. O. F., invited
Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and friends to
their lodge room Saturday evening
June 81, and had n fine time. There
was a supper and entertainment
There was reunion at the Hal
. farm last week. Corrinne, a teacher IN
Colorado. Clarence of Boston, MurieI
of New York, and Sarah of Colrain al
Joined with the children at home.
4 A number from here attended the
, Ladies circle meeting at Mrs. Rena
Cuttings last Thursday The mex
meeting will be held at Mrs. Elva Rus
sell 5 July l6 for supper. \ cordla
invitation is extended to all.
r Adelbert Stone, whose farm il
partly in this town and partly il
I Rowe, planted 1875 bushels of seed pc
tatoes this spring. His fields are look
ing we'll He does all the work of cul
| tivation and spraying with horses.
> Two delegates from the Y. p. G. Z
have been chosen to attend the con
, vention in Boston this week, Mabe
9 Stetson and. Minerva Allen. This i
the first time delegates have been sen
out, which shows that the union l
a growing.
On the afternoon and evening o
: June 20 about 200 gathered at tn
: home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. U. Brigham
: to celebrate their silver wedding an
niversary. A bounteous supper wa
!. served Mr. Brigham and his son be
f ing members of the band that organ
/, ization was there, and CAV
Y great pleasure to the gathering. Mis-
Y French read an original poem.
4 On July Unity lodge, No. 80,
and A. NJ, had past masters night
s The third degree was conferred. TIL
oldest past master, A. A. Butterfielt
acted as master; the youngest pas
Q master, John f. Coleman, as S. w.
v Past Master Estance A. Temple a
. J. w; Past Master William H. Han
. cock as S. D., and Past Master Charlie
III H. Waste as chaplain. 1ce-cream an
E cake were served.
4 Following is the program for Mort
$ River Grange July Il; Song by til
Grange; instrumental music, Mrs