The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-28
THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFOR

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week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bailey of Brockton,
Mass, spent last week with Hinsdale rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Whitney and child of
| Springfield, Vt, are guests at John John
sons.
Charles Russell of Everett, Mass, has
| been a recent guest Of his brother, H. II. ,,
| Russell.
| Mrs Mary Smith returned home Satur-
day from Peterboro, where she had been
several weeks.
Miss Cora Dexter returned Tuesday
from few days, visit with relatives in
New York city.
Charles Weed is preparing to move into
the superintendent house of the Ashue-
lot Paper company.
Mrs. s Il Richards and two children Of
South DeertieId, Mass, are guests of Mr.
land Mrs. J NJ. Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs John Fefice and child of
South HadIey, Mass, are visiting at
Charles Chamberlain's
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Detour will cele-
brate the 5oth anniversary of their mar
Iriage on Sunday, May :.
Dennis Duggan of Arlington, Mass, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Daniel Duggan, recently.
Mrs. Percy Booth and children of Win
leicester returned home Saturday, after
spending a few days in town.
DR., r. w. Dawson of Trenton, n J.,
came Tuesday to visit a few days with his
Eparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Fisher of New
Haven, Conn, have been visiting the lat
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Field.
\ social gathering will be held by the
Ladies missionary society at the home of
Mrs. \. L. Taylor Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock
2 Miss Mabel Johnson is suffering from an
/ attack OF rheumatism and Miss Ida Hig-
/ gins Is taking her place at Mrs. William
: Kimbal's.
5 Harold Garfield is soon to move into one
Y of the new houses built recently by the
S Ashuelot Paper company. Carl Under
5 wood viii occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Y Garfield,
+ L. n. Stcarns and w. d. Holman placed
a consignment of 5000 brook trout fry in
Liscom's brook and lily pond Tuesday
: This is the first move toward restocking
local brooks in several years.
n Mrs C. 4. Robertson gave very pleas
ant party and supper Monday from > to
IS O'Clock Tor Mrs ". +. Gould in observ
ance of the latter's birthday anniversary
o The cousins of Mrs. Gould We're the
guests and they presented her Picarl
k china sugar bowl and creamer.
Unity lodge of odd Fellows and Queer
=, Esther Bebekah lodge and invited guest
held a very pleasant social in their hal
W "Wednesday evening in observance OF tht
9th anniversary OF Odd Fellowship Re
m freshments We're served and cards an,
music were enjoyed during the evening.
,e There was large attendance at the can
tata given in the Congregational churcl
Sunday evening and the participants wer
highly praised for the excellent way il
which it was rendered. The soloists wer
N Miss Eleanor Garfield Of Smith college am
Miss Ada and Miss Gladys Hill and w. G
T. Booth.
T. O. Harreu of Waltham, Mass, wi
~ give an entertainment in magic an
. music at the Monitor theater Monda
ze night, May /, for the benefit of tn
Il. high school baseball team. Mr.. HARE
H. has had a long experience in slight-of
= hand performances, and his work
= greatly appreciated by his audiences
~ He viii be assisted by a local orchestr'
- Court Ashuelot F of A. observed thci
ro 18th anniversary in their hail Nedncsda
IN evening when the members entertaine
their wives and a large number of FRIEND
n, very enioyab]y with an excellent program
Iof readings and musical selections /,
: mans orchestra furnished music and Pa,
II. Mann and Thomas Mann gave reading
Miss Marion Fitzgerald and Miss Alber
u Belleveau. Miss Nadge and Miss Elizabet
Bruce and the Deyo sisters and John
McCaughern rendered pleasing vocal sele
tons. Refreshments of sandwiches. lie
K cream. cake and coffee were served an
several hours of dancing were enjoyed.