The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-11

ch''r 81 for tie first time since the re
pair. were made. Next month there
win b' se:"..,s in the church to cele-
brate the anniversary of the founding
IF the .hur d. whom very complete
..nd in,"res '4g pfo9ram IS planned.
c. ~. Adams of Bernardston was
in tow, Moaday.
i.Icien dowc of Brattleboro was a
guest OF Ii. l.. Bailey Saturday.
Rev. W. I. sparhawk will preach i'll
Pierce S hall, East Putney, Sunday af-
gernoon.
Miss Ruth Fifield returned Wednes-
lay from few days visit in Brat
'cboro with friends.
Charles Andrews from Winchendon,
J. ass, WAS a visitor recently in the
home of +. j. Cook.
Mrs. James z. Meaney and daughter,
Mary, OF Keene, y. H., were guests
his week at NJ. G.. Williams s.
Miss Lillian NJ. Cook attended the
fair III Springfield last week, and re-
manned a while to visit friends.
\ very attractive tea room, where
luncheon Is served, has been opened
at the Nathan cottage by Mrs. Briggs.
The young people who attend the
Brattleboro high school entered upon
their duties Tuesday at the opening of
the school.
Mrs. Sumner Phillips and Miss Jen-
uie Anderson returned Tuesday night
from a two-Weeks' vacation in Bridge
port, Conn.
Miss Lula NJ. Cook and friends of
Ashburnham, Mass, called on her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Cook, Sunday,
returning the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Warren and Mrs.
G. $. Foster went on an automobile
trip to Chester and Ludlow Tuesday,
Frank Dickinson driving the ear.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and
daughter, Marjorie, OF Athol, Mass,
were guests over Sunday and Labor
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Derry.
Mrs. Flora p. Cole went Sunday to
Marlboro to -besa guest at the Poplars
for week of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warnock, who came for her in their
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyler Williams
and daughters and mother, Madam Viii
liams OF SaXtons River and a few in
vited guests had a picnic on Putney
mountain Monday.
Miss Louise Williams, Miss Esther
Douglas and Miss Edith Page have re,
turned to Mortified seminary for their
second years work. Miss Libbey Gar
land was obliged to remain at home on
| account of her impaired hearing
which makes it impossible for them tc
receive her another year.
j. b. Derry has bought the house
he has occupied for two years of Mrs
Sanders of Springfield, Mass, who will
her son, Edgar, of Brattleboro were
acre Saturday to make the transfer.
The four teachers, Miss Elizabeth
Bradley, grammar; Miss Eva Larldn, in
termediate; Miss Clara Atherton, pri
mary; and Miss Madge Elwell, No. 5
are boarding with Mrs. Fred Hannum
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Locke o.
| Brattleboro were called here by the
| serious illness of Mrs. Locke's sister
! Mrs. DOrr Clough, who was taken il
| Sunday evening, but is more comfort
| able.
/ Miss Minnie Bowie, who had beer
visiting her sister, Clara Richards, il
| Springfield, Mass, came home Wednes
| day. Earl L. Fuller left last week Wed
nesday to visit with his son and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Fuller o.
Glens Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. George Fifeld, Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Russell and son, John, of IIins
dale, n. H., Mrs. Dora Hermance, Mr.
| and Mrs. Charles Hermance and daugh
| ter and Ed. Hermauce Of Clavcrack. n
Y, were guests Monday at Mrs. Viii;
j. Davenport s, coming in their auto
mobiles.
Rev. DIR. Charles Conklin, Mrs
Conklin and their daughter, Miss Dor
othy ConIllin, of Broolline, Mass, cam
Wednesday to be guests of MIR. am
Mrs. Herbert l.. Bailey. Mrs. Clar
Whiting of Brooklyn, n. Y, also is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. ID
Conklin IS pastor of the Universalis
church in Brookline.
Charles L. Norwood and daughte
Mrs. Herbert G. Norwood, and he
two sons, Howard and Clyde, cam
J Thursday to Earl L. Fuller's for
visit Mr.. Norwood recently lost
part of one finger in an accident. Gil