The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-15
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Peck of Green
field were week end guests at Henry
Squires.
Wells Stowe went to Maiden, Mass,
this morning TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Arthur Tufts.
The village schools will close Fri
day. June l9. A number of changes
in the teachers will be made for the
coming year.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Lamb and son,
IIasey, returned Friday night from
Bridport, where they spent three weeks |
with Mrs. Lambs parents.
Mrs. William Boyce who underwent |
serious operation in the Melrose hos
pitaI several weeks ago, returned to
her home on South Main street Sun
day. l
Mrs Minnie Hamilton went to Dunn
mcrston Saturday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Miller, parents of Mrs. A. c.
Walker.
Mrs. Charles Pettee returned to her
home in Dorchester, Mass, Saturday
afternoon, after visiting her father
and sister, A. T. Hill and Miss Mar
| garet Hill.
George Hayden Squires Of the Nor
wich university, won an expert marks
] man s babe at Fort Ethan Allen last
week. He shot 2I5 points out of
! possible $50.
Joseph Dunlevy was discharged from
the Melrose hospital Saturday and
went to his home on Harris place.
Mr.. Dunlevy S jaw was fractured in
ali automobile accident in New York
city.
Miss Stella Marsten and Donald
Walker of Bennington, aunt and broth
CT Of James Walker, are staying at w
+. Pellerin 5, on Orchard street during
the commencement week at the high
school. James Walker is in the gradu-
ating class.
Ernest Perry of Greenfield and
Charles Prouty OF Bridgeport, Conn.,
who worked for d. T. Perry last wcek
on the state work above Ed. John
son :, finished work Saturday and re
turned to their homes They boarded
at Mr.. Perry 5 while in town.
At Wilmington Saturday the base
bali score was to > in favor of the
Wilmington nine Ten innings were
played Albert Wrisley, Silas Hamil
, ton and Alton Copeland accompanied
, the team there, Sidney Bellows and
Harold Perry taking them in their au-
tomobiles.
News was received here Saturday
afternoon Of the death of Mrs Arthur
Tufts of Maiden Mass, which took
place in that city Saturday morning
The funeral VIII be held Tuesday at
the home in Maiden ut 80 o'clock
| Mrs Tufts had been seriously i'll sew
cral months. and the end was not un
expected. She had been a summer Wis
= itor here for a number of years, where
she had large circle of friends.
A fire was started on Melrose hill
Saturday afternoon which might hay,
proven serious had it not been check
o 81 Just ut the time that it was. ST,
} children went to the hill Saturda,
I, morning to eat their dinner. One o
the boys set fire to some pine needles
and in very short time good size,
brush fire was under way. One of tn
} children notified Harry Hamilton, VIII
- owns the lana. and he and severa
others went to the place and put GU
the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Blodgctt o
; Prosser. Wash, came Saturday night t
spend the summer here with relative,
'ii Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stellman brough
them from Syracuse, ~ ". in thei
automobile They were accompanie
by Mrs Dinwiddie and children, VIII
Will remain here for visit with he
IN parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett. NJ
IN and Mrs. Stellman and children T,
lS turned to their home yesterday. accon
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Beniami
he Blodgett, who went as far as Mort
tn Adams.