The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-01
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Mrs. d S. Ballou is on a visit Of two
weeks with relatives.
| Mrs Alice Randall and daughters are
visiting relatives in Brattleboro this week
Mrs Cushman is spending a vacation of |
two weeks with relatives in New York
state.
Moses and Guy Grout are cutting the
hay this week on L. H. Whitneys New
fame hill lot.
Miss Frances Palmer succeeds Miss Hat
tie Fuller this week as waitress at Da
wilson Naples
Miss Elizabeth Duffee, a sister of Mrs
Carlton Howe sails from San Francisco
Sept. | for China.
Mr. and Mrs Stone and child of New
Haven, Conn, are spending week S va
cation at Walter Wright
Mrs Frank Lang from Connecticut and
two children visited Mr. and Mrs Charles
Holland the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs d. \ Benson and Mr. l
and Mrs w P Eames gave a corn roast l
lat their summer home Tuesday evening 4
The Morgan Show Co have engaged 1
Union hall for Wednesday evening Sept 4
5, when they will be in town for one night /
only.
Moses Grout shot deer in his bean field
Monday night just at dusk 1t had done
much damage to beans and buckwheat
fields.
Miss Martha Chase, who has been
spending a week or two at Mrs Alice Mi /
colts, returned Friday to her home in
: Akron, Ohio.
Il 1, | I
! sister. Mrs Caroline Bliss, and daughter
f Helen, who spent the summer with her
+ aunt, returned Thursday to their home in
5 Akron, Q.
l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stratton and Miss
: Jennie and Miss Leila White OF Balti-
more, Md. were recent callers al NJ. O..
0 Howc's They were on motor trip to
) Concord n H., and Boston.
:. Rev Guy Iamson and family spent a
! few days last week at the White Noun
= tains, visiting also in Portland, Me, and
! other places They made the trip by mo-
> tor and were taken by Earle IIamlin.
il Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kent visited
IS over Sunday at the home OF his grand
i father. L. w Tuthll III West Dummcrs-
IT ton Mr. Kcnt's mother and sister from
II Worcester were also guests at Mr..
Tuthills
Mr. and Mrs Alton j Morse went Mon
day to keene with Mrs T. H. Farnum
Mr. Morse returned Thursday to his home
IN in Baldwin Place, \. Y, Mrs. Morse re
naming for ii few days visit with rela
We tivcs
Miss Jeanette Parmelce, Emma
at Weisheit and Kenneth Lake all Of New
Haven went BY automobile with Arthur
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Kay who came from New Haven to speno
i. week at Davidson Naples.
Rev. and Mrs A. y Blackboard afte
IL spending ten days in Newfanc went Tues
day with friends from Brattleboro am
~ Wilmington, former Pensioners, for
trip over the Mohawk trail, after whic
,on they returned to Rochester (Nt(
4 meeting of the Red Cross worker
AZ will be held this week Friday after
m. noon in the church vcstry. Mrs i. "
Bush has recently visited the hospita
. in Boston, where the supplies are sent
~ and will tell the ladies about the worl
The supper served in the church dinin
Ills room "Wednesday evening very we
Law patronzed and good sum realized, whlo
will be used for repairing the parlor an
con prayer room \ pleasing feature ";
INC Rosa right from Tennessee, who WI
proficient in pouring the coffee and or
49,, ating much merriment.
lam Seth Arthur Pratt, former United Stat
consul to Zanzibar, and his son Erne
ton Pratt, who have been in Neveane the la
,at- two weeks are planning to spend a pa
of their vacation in West Townshend
~ Maple Hill farm from which place TIN
49, will take long walks up the West Riv
valley and will explore the highest h
tops.
mn. Rev. C. c. Lyon of Staffordvill
Conn, supplied the pulpit of the Co
Ion gregational church Sunday, preachir
IN in the morning on Job. In the evenir
service Mr.. Lyon gave an interestir
discourse on the Sunday school lessC
yea of the previous Sunday. Mr.. Wrig
"' rendered a solo. The floral decoration
were beautiful. A large audience we
Lila present.
Windham County Sunday school
,rm stitute will be held here Thursda
MI -ni Sept. G. afternoon and evening, Fo
of the county workers expect to
present The children are especially
VoH vited to be present at the session
lngs story telling and blackboard talk
the 4.30. Delegates and visitors are e
pected to bring their own lunch l.
l in dies of the church viii furnish tea al
rned coffee.