The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-11
WEST WARDSBORO.
Rumor Preceded Married Couple.

Rumor Preceded Married Couple.
The people of this community were
surprised last week by the announce
mcnt Of the marriage in Brattlcboro on
Sept. , of Ralph Pike and Mrs. Rose
Robinson Of this place. Mr.. Pike, who
returned from a few days outing on
his bicycle and Mrs. Pike, who return
ed by train the following evening,
We're in turn surprised that rumor had
preceded them and were undeniably re-
minded by a street orchestra that even
ing that refreshments were in order,
which reminder was generously needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Pike have the good
wishes of all who know them.
W. II. Styles was in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Dexter knight is visiting relatives
in Brattleboro.
Ralph Pike broke a bone in his foot
Sunday while running.
Ross and Leland Newell returned to
Leland aud Gray seminary Tuesday.
Miss Grace Payne returned to her
work as teacher II South Vernon Mon
day.
| 14dftnCG EotTttttE ICEuEAtA from HIS
| trip to New York and New Jersey last
] week.
Miss Olive Can Of West swanzey is
spending a week with her friends, Miss
| AIirth Pike.
Mrs Hermon Eddy of Brattleboro
spent last week with hcr mother, Mrs
Avis Waite
Rev and Mrs. Hutniey spraGue Of
South Berwick, Me, are guests at
Hugh Fits s.
Mrs Edmund Roberts and son, Cor
don, visited at Moses Sheldon 5 in Dor
set last week.
Miss Louise Mann and Master Floyd
Mann of Brattlcboro visited At T.. l..
Pike 5 last week.
Ed. Lackey Of Chester has been Wis
iting Il lew days III the home Of his
sister, Mrs. W. II. styles.
Mrs Alice johnson, who Is teaching
the school in Pike Hollow, spent the
week -end with her sister, Mrs. T.. o.
Robinson.
Willie Fitzpatrick has bought John
White s work horses, aud John White
has bought a new pair of horses in
Londonderry.
Miss Annie Griffith of Castleton re-
turned to this place Saturday night and
began the village school Tuesday She
I viii board II Mrs waite 5.
John White has been cutting the hay
on the IL. ii. Forester farm in STRAIT
ton and George Tudor has cut the hay
:, on the Wilson Thomas place.
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson OF Brat
7 tleboro spent several days last week
: at the Green Mountain House, return
ing home Monday of this week.
News comes from Mrs Luana White,
who is visiting relatives III Iowa, that
/, she recently enjoyed an automobile trip
OF 200 miles 10 Topeka, Kansas, to
visit ether relatives &c the family.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Brigham and
daughter, Dorothy, Of Mount Vernon,
\. 81, Mrs Brigham s sister, Mrs. Wy
man, and Mrs Ida Brigham Of this
I. town were guests al L. n. Fits 3
! Thursday.
/ Mrs. Bert Parsons of Boston, who
spent several days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Burton Brown, returned to
thony is caring for Mrs. Brown and
little son.
\ Mrs. Mary Dexter Madison and
4 NduE MIS- " AlAnAC 1DAAbN anu -hA0o
Rose Mattison, and granddaughter,
! Miss Beatrice Bixby, of Bennington,
I visited at NJ. L. Johnson s Thursday
and Friday.
Charles Dexter and friend, Mr..
/ Gaines of Greenfield, spent the week
7 end at NJ L. johnson s. They went on
an automobile trip to Stratton, New
fame and Wilmington, returning to
, Greenfield Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Merle Putnam and son
attended the golden wedding OF Mrs.
Putnam 5 uncle and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. A. Carpenter, in Newfane
last week, also visited at J. c. Tlb-
t betts's before returning home.
There was a picnic Tuesday ut the
: Smead farm. Those present besides
Mr. and Mrs. Reed, who now live
there, were Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Smead
of South Newfane, Miss Jessie Pike of
| Springfield, Mass, Frank Smcad and
/. | Wayne Yeaw Of BrattlebCro, all com
Il ing by automobiles; and the families
| Of l.. b. Kendall, John White, Mr.. and
/. Mrs. y. II. Robinson and Mrs. Avis
2 Waite of this place. All report fine
! time.