The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-15

nay Spfague OF Oll is visiting his uncle,
j. L. Sprague.
Miss Anna Hoyser visited in Greenfield,
Mass, Sunday.
Thomas A. WEIGH was in Tacoma ON
business Tuesday
Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield, Mass,
was at home Sunday.
Miss Irene Bean is at home for the sum
mer from Saugus, Mass.
Miss Anderson of Worcester, Mass, is
a guest of Miss Florence Pike.
Mrs. F. w Tilden and Miss Moore
spent Wednesday in Greenfield, Mass.
Charles Jones of Keene recently visited
his mother, Mrs. Julia Jones.
Miss Rose Mead has gone to Whining
ton, VT, to spend the summer.
Mrs. W. F. Robertson spent several
days in New York city this week.
Mrs. Dominick Belleville of Brattleboro
has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
FLETCHER
The Brightwood paper mill is closed this
week, while general repairs are being made
to the machinery.
Mrs. o. L. Holton has gone to Spring
field, Mass, to make her home ia the flu
ture with relatives.
Miss Grace Roberts has gone to South
Chelmsford, Mass, to visit hon sister,
Mrs. w. E. Belleville
Rev c, H. Temple of Lewiston, Me,
came Monday to join his family here at
| their summer home on Tower hill
| Mrs Elmer Townshend and daughter of
Saugus, Mass, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Philbert Bean.
Mrs. Matilda Conway, who had been
caring for Mrs. George Wiimot, returned
| Monday to her home in Providence, r. l.
Miss Lena Pickett has finished work at
| the local telephone office and Miss Maud
| Dickerman has succeeded her as operator
Mrs, Orhn Whitney and little daughter,
Bertha, of Brattleboro came Tuesday to
| visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. A.
Owen.
| The Soap club was entertained in the
home of Miss Clara Stearns on the Brat
| tleboro road Wednesday. A very appetiz-
| ing dinner was served
| Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Tillinghast and
| daughter, Miss Hazel, of Providence. r.
l., are guests of William Barrett, at
| Ledgelawn cottage, Lower hill
The Knitting club was very pleasantly
entertained in the home of Mrs. F. w.
|
| lent refreshments were served.
Mrs. O. A. Fletcher, Mrs. Mary Labert
Of this town and Mrs. Dominique Belle
vile went to Orange, Mass, Tuesday and
| attended the funeral of a relative
| Miss Mabel Pike gave a very interesting
| talk upon her recent trip to California
and the Panama exposition in the meeting
of the Grange Wednesday evening.
1 ~
summer normal school at Hyannis, and
Miss Mamie Mann, Miss Mabel Weston
and Miss Elizabeth Smith are attending
the normal school in Keene.
The Ashuelot baseball team viii be the
attraction at Riverside park Saturday af
ternoon, and judging from past contest.
between this team and the locals the game
Twill be well worth attending
Several members of the local order o
Eastern Star went to keene Thursday L
attend the field day exercises which wer,
held on the Country club grounds Man,
made the trip by automobile.
Improvements are to be made soon OF
the railroad station platform, much o
which will be reconstructed and about y
feet added to the west end. This addition
IS made necessary by the longer trains nov
being run on this branch.
The motion picture show under the man
agement of the Princess theatre of Brat
tleboro drew an unusually large attendant
!, and gave excellent satisfaction. It is un
, derstood that these shows will be hel,
weekly if the attendance warrants
A very pleasant musicale, attended b.
neighbors and friends, was held in tn
| home nf IEn II
: boro street Tuesday evening. Miss Pike
who is a highly talented pianist, was as
sisted by Miss Lamoille Langworthy o.
the VIOLIN Miss Anderson of Worcester
, Mass, who has an excellent contralt
S voice, sang several selections and Miss A
3 NJ Barrows gave readings. The evenin
7 was very enjoyable Refreshments wer
served