The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-01

lows Falls, Vt, the first of the week, |
after a visit at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Keyou enjoyed
an automobile trip to Barre, VT, last
week where they visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Britton of
Providence, R. l., visited his sister,
Mrs Charles Stafford, briefly this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Davenport have
been entertaining Mrs. L. j. Davenport
and daughter of Washington, ID. g.,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Bailey, who spent
the summer with Hinsdale relatives re-
turned to their home IN Broekton,
| Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Lyman Sanderson and Miss Ru
Ibv Bardwel of West Whately, Mass,
were visitors at Charles Polley's from
Friday to Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Robertson and
Mrs III. G. Taylor have returned from
a 1,100-mile automobile trip through
the Province of Quebec
Regular services will be held Sun
day morning in the Universalist
church and Congregational churches,
after the August vacation.
Joseph Spring has finished work for
the White Washburn company aid is
working for the Connecticut River
Power company at the dam.
Mrs. G. NJ. Atkinson and daughter,
: Elaine, have returned to their home in
Somerville, Mass, after a few days
spent at c. E. Wellington s.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Derby and
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home in Columbus, Ohio, after spend
: ing several weeks in town.
. Harry c. Holland, Mrs. G. II. Hol-
| land, Mr. and Mrs E. J. Richards en-
+ ljoyed an automobile ride to Riverside
/ Park, Springfield, Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. n. T. Smith is making heroic
! efforts to save the fine old elm tree at
; the Hooker homestead from decay. Sew
u eral tree experts are at work on the
tree.
!, Owing to the exceptionally heavy
" fog last Monday night many automo
, biles stopped for several hours by the
!, roadside, being unable to see the roae
u but a few feet ahead.
An item of interest locally was pub
e lished in the society columns of one o.
g the Boston papers last Sunday, an
= nouneing the engagement of Miss Ethe
= Elm Of Dorchester, Mass, to Elwoo'
= Weed, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
! Weed of this town.
The employees of the Weldon hotel o
te Greenfield were guests at Joseph De
4 tour 8 Monday evening, where they Ell
Q. joyed a bountiful supper, Miss Ida De
le tour being one of the number. TIL
trip was made by automobile and
very pleasant evening enjoyed.
The fishermen are again having fin
success catching horned pout at TIL
at lake, and contrary to the usual custor
Of the best catches are made in the da
re time. The lake is being visited b
~ large number of fishermen, man
le coming 81 considerable distance.
William Purcell of Keene spent Sunda
y at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
ne Maurice Purcell Miss Monte Purcell
at who has been at home for 4 week, r
ID turned to Greenfield, Mass, and d.
ne Purcell, who has been enjoying a vac.
US ton of two weeks, returned to Bosto
Ill Monday
7a A horse owned by B. /. Streeter b.
came frightened while hitched to
SO lumber wagon one dav recently and ra
-. at Idplu gait uoNH bIdllltD0FO stree
y The animal tripped and fell heavily q
* High School hill. One shoulder W;
considerably injured, but not perm
nd nently.
Schools will open as scheduled ne1
re Tuesday, Sept. 5, with the corps
teachers as previously stated with Il
-, exception of the Monument schot
GU where a new teacher must be secure
to fill the vacancy caused by the resi-
ay nation of Miss Jennie R. Higgins la
Saturday.
Ell Several from this town went to Bra
tleboro Wednesday TO enjoy Guest ds
US and report day of pleasure beyor
their expectations. Two baseball team
it the Braves and the F. of A. Juniors
the local league, played a game in Il
is afternoon, which was won by Il
Braves by a score of to 4. Meth
nc had its regular lineup and the gan
will not count in the league standil
in the clubs.
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More than $4,000 tons of honey a
n, produced by the American bee ann