The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16

Miss Loina Davis returned from
Wilmington Tuesday.
Miss McManus of Boston is a summer
guest at J. ID. Pierces
Mrs. E. j. Butterfeld, who was i'll a
few days last week, is better.
Miss Helen Martin left Monday 70
visit Wellesley classmate in Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. s. c. Rugg of Ware. Mass. is a
summer guest at j. F. Whitaker's on
Newfane hill
Mrs. Mary johnson visited relatives in
East Dover Sunday and was accompanied
! by Miss Olive Eager.
! Roy Jones and family of Brattleboro
visited Sunday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jones
Rev. Nelson Kellogg and his mother, of
Brattleboro, were guests last week of Mrs
j. l.. Martin at Bencasson cabin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pratt of Greenfield
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M
F. Pratt, and sister, Miss Nellie Pratt
Mrs Alice Randall came the first of last
week to spend the summer at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hescock
Miss Una Rice and two nephews, Mel
son and Ernest Rice of Brattleboro, were
guests Sunday of their aunt, Miss Laura
Rice.
Little Margaret Higgins celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary Monday by
giving a party to nine little friends in the
afternoon.
Miss Mary Magoon of Londonderry
returned to Newfane Wednesday. She
viii work at Davidson Naples through
the summer.
II II
visited their grandfather, J. d. Pierce,
last week, returned Saturday to their
home in Westminster.
' Ruel Boyd a carpenter of Brattleboro,
has come to work on the bungalow which
Miss Gertrude Burhngame is building on
Newfane hill. He will board at j. F
Whitaker's
Miss Griggs of Pittsburgh, brides
!. maid of Mrs j. L. Martin. is her guest
at Ben Casson cabin two weeks. Miss
0 Fandeveer Of Brattleboro is week
. end visitor there.
q The next food sale by the w. {
9 7. L. will be in charge of Mrs. Lens
Dewitt and Mrs. Inez Wright and will
, be held in the church dining room Sat
il urday at 4 o clock.
% Mrs F. c. Benedict came from New
= York Tuesday and will visit her sister
T Mrs. w. +. Wheeler, a few days before
}. opening her home for the summer Mr.
= Benedict Will come Saturday to stay tive
/. weeks. ..-
n Fred Smith is making a good recov
cry from the broken hip and other in
!. iuries he received while at work OF
E, the road several weeks ago, and i
J. now able, with the use of crutches, t.
y I u-ally ta "a
* * Mrs. James H Brown has been il
=; Fitchburg several days on account of TIN
e.; illness of her father, n. NJ. Batcheder
rs who has carbuncle on the back of hi
neck. Mr.. Brown went Monday to re
}. main while 1t is reported that Mr.
J: Batchclder is seriously i'll and has en-
/ tered hospital for treatment.
: The new school board met Wednesda,
=. evening, July s. with Mrs. Davidson anC
5 organized with Charles Hescock as chair
2. man and Porter Thayer as clerk. The re
firing members of the board, c. K Cher
g. RE and Harry Temple, were present am
3. a conference was held concerning past am
- future plans and the official books am
a. papers were transferred to the new board
t About o'clock Tuesday night
= porcupine came out 10 to - feet frol
ID Rest cottage on Newfane hill Whe
e driving from Newfane hill J. w. PEI
~ ~ and f. w. Underwood saw some
= thing in the road which they disco,
ID cred to be little doe asleep. AS the
vs. picked it up and laid it at one side c
it. the highway it awoke and ran ava,
:. A freight car was derailed Friday aftel
K, noon when the southbound mixed trai
had almost reached the Newfane static
d. with part of the cars. The passenge
coach had been left, on account of the Il
"a grade, near the Salmon hole bridge, wheI
- it remained until about o'clock in til
- evening The northbound passenger trail
W. due at g 40 p. m, was delayed by til
accident about an hour.