The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew LYMAN are
visiting in Amherst.
Charles L. Jacobus is VISITING
friends in Easthampton.
w. e. Gayle of Portsmouth Va ;s
visiting George Foreman.
Mrs. Lizzitte Vorce of Somerville is
guest at f. l.. Proctor s.
f. f. Howard and family have re-
turned from their camping trip.
Miss Esther Richardson OF Deerfield
is guest of Miss Dorothy Wise.
Miss Christine Lund of Springfield
is a guest of Miss Mildred Lyman.
Edmund Richards of Springfield is
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Moody and fam
lily returned home early in the week.
Mrs. A. d. Bramble and daughter of
Palmer are guests at G. n. Kidder s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Church have
gone to Vermont to camp two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Weir of Port
land, Me-, are guests of Miss Gertrude
Atwood.
Col. j. j. Janeway and family are
at heir summer home on thu Ninches-
| ter road.
Miss Glover Norton and Mrs. Gates
of Worcester are visiting at Cassius
Baldwin s.
DR.. Ernest w. Holman, son, father
and mother are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. IL. Otis.
Earle Fisher and Miss Gladys Mad
era of Worcester were weekend
guests at T. Z. Atwood S.
The Friendship club of the North
| field has its summer reunion at the
hotel from Aug. IS to Sept. 8.
Mrs. Frank b. Holton, who had a
slight paralytic shock in the spring, is
able to ride out and to see her
/ friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Doane and Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Proctor visited A. w
Proctor and family in Aptrim, N. II.
I Sundty - u -
Miss Grace Elliott of Everett, q
i former supervisor of drawing in this
town, is quest of Mrs. n. T. Alex
ander a few days. "
The log drive has nearly reached
i Mortified. This year there are forty
i million feet. The river is again very
Il high here, which interferes with river
4 sports and bathing at Schell bridge
Emil Cloff, bell ringer, impersonateI
and entertainer, gave a delightful
: evening of amusement at Hotel North
field Tuesday. lie also played on the
:. bells at the devotional service Wed
: nesday morning.
Mrs. Ralph Stone returned from
: Newton Thursday of this week. Sh'
will sell her personal property a
; once Mrs. Edward II. Stone and Mrs
Robertson have closed their bungalow
! and moved their furniture to New
ton.
Mrs. Augusta Day, who had sever
: fall a short time ago was thought t
I be improving until this week. He
condition is now serious. Miss Laur
81 McGrath is is caring for her, and he
daughter-in-l law, Mrs William Day, i
nj with her.
e twenty-five couples who are employ
l. ed at the seminary campus for tn
summer were entertained in Westo
! hall Monday evening with Miss Eli,
abeth Frederickson as hostess. A pre-
gram included mock exhibit an
two short plays, The Peck Sisters an
Miss Mortified Entertains. After r,
5 freshments all enjoyed games and mi
;. sic, closing with the song, The End c
a Perfect Day.
The annual game of baseball b'
IS tween the Mulligans" and "Finn
; gans," employees of the Mortified HI
5. tel was played Tuesday afternoon 0
the hotel ball field Guests from a
over town were present in crowd
I'll Girls from the hotel were dresse
# either in costumes of purple and o
ange for the Mulligans or pink an