The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-28
TOWN TIEND


Miss Cola Martin, who has been work
ing in Mortified, Mass, is at home.
Wilbur Snyder visited friends in
Windham this week. s
The Dorcas guild is planning to hold
sale the third week in August.
Mrs. Celia Cutler returned Saturday |
from her two-weeks' stay in Brattleboro /
Miss Madge Elwell of West Dover |
is guest in the home of DR.. T. l.. Os- |
good.
Miss Maoivn Farnum of Wardsboro
| has been spending some time at Arthur |
Ball s.
| Wesley Phillips of Daytona, Fla. was
a guest recently at the home of his broth |
/, er, r. Z. Phillips.
l. Blueberries are beginning to be sold in
! the village. The berries are unusually
, large and abundant
Miss Faith Bushnell of Waukegan, H.,
Is spending her vacation with her aunt,
Miss Bushnell, in Riverdale.
Miss Ruth Watson and Miss Ina Wy
man of Brattleboro spent the weekend
at Miss Watson s home.
/ Miss Nina Morse of Brattleboro WIS.,
tied the weekend at the home of her
4 aunt, Mrs. A. d. Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marble of Bellows
/ Falls were weekend guests at the home
Of their cousin, W. NJ. Sparks
Mrs. Atwell Farwell is visiting in
Brsttleboro. Her nephew, Guy Haw-
kins, accompanied her, returning Sun
Il day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nelson and little
Il son of Springfield, Mass, are guests in
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Appleby.
Z. Miss Mabel Hazeltine of Newfane
4 has finished work for Miss Myra Ho-
, bart She will work the rest of the
summer at Miss Harriet Fletcher s.
; Mrs. Van Sicklen and Mrs. Stormer of
l New York, summer guests at the home
| of Rev r. H Bosworth spent a week at
Linden lodge in Bratteboro recently
4 w. L. Moore has taken the hay to cut
on the Bruce farm in the Barber district
, Mr.. and Mrs Moore went Monday to
camp there through the haying season.
e. Mrs. Inez Moore and cousin, Mrs. H
Il j. Nurse, of White River Junction
t spent two days recently in Brattle
e horo and Lake Pleasant Mass. Mrs
Nurse returned home Sunday.
A party of would-be excursionsts
q went Saturday by automobile to Bel
IOWS It ais 10 JOIN the burlington eA
cursion, only to discover that the ex
d cursion started the next day.
: One of A. f. Stone s fine pair OF
: horses has been seriously sick, not be
:, ing expected to live, but it is now re
a covering. Veterinary R. d. Snyder
> called DR.. A. Prouty of Putney in con
= sultation on the ease.
nj Recent quests at Alton Holden
hnVa .hnnp his aictar a nd hOShan1 Mr.
a and Mrs John Gould, with their son
and Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Could. al
4 of Millers Falls Mass. Mrs. Alton Hol
r den returned to Millers Falls with then
Ie for a short stay.
IL The Brattleboro Fruit company i
81 making headquarters for their banan
Z business at T. F.. Chase s store, sendin
he the fruit here in ton lots to ripen i
u Mr.. Chase 5 CELLAR from which tn
&c Brattleboro team takes it to peddle i
IN all the surrounding towns.
: Among recent guests at the Inn hav
been Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bagg and sol
! of Holyoke, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs H
% Hitchcock of Boston !. O. Merrifeld an
- i. +. Mortified of Grafton, Mr. and Mrs
% IT, H. Niles of Springfield, Mass, Georg
I Whittlesav end Charles c. Perkins of Ney
ID London, Conn.
IN Miss Nellie Dale of Ludlow, Mass
visited at the Dale homestead over SUI
. day. Miss Dale has q fine position as ~
countant in the firm of Ludlow Asst
ciates, which is one of the largest iut
manufactures in the world. John Dal
returned with his sister to Springfield
Mass, where he has a position in til
drapery department of Forbes & Wa
- lace.
at George Whttlesay and Charles c. Pc
no kins of New London, who are on TRAMP
r. ing trip from New London through tn
. Green mountains, stopped at the In
- Monday noon, after walking from Brattl
= tboro. Mr.. Perkins said he had trampe
!, q nearly 10000 miles in the past FIVE year
n n, They viii continue their hike to Maj
~ chester today.
k The Hadassah league will hold their al