The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-04
WEST BRATTLEBORO
AMES HILL NOTES.
Activities of Summer Guests-Many
Leaving for Their Homes

Leaving Tor Their Homes.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kidder is visiting in Will
mington this week.
Ames hill has furnisher a wonderful
supply of berries, more than for some
years.
Mr. Hildreth and family have been
the hosts for a number of guests this
summer.
Miss Piggott began her duties as
teacher in the Brattleboro high school
Wednesday.
Marlboro South Pond furnishes en-
joyable bathing for the Ames hill dwell
lers during the summer.
Walter Davis, who has been employed
by E. l.. Hildreth, began his farm du
ties with the Strombergs Wednesday.
Capt o. G. Dodge of Pennsylvania
eontemplates locating on Ames hill
where he viii build in the near future.
Mrs Cook, wife of the managing edi-
tor of the Springfield Republican, has
been guest of the Growers on Ames
Hill the past week.
Miss Tessie Patchen, public school
| teacher in New York city, who spent
the summer with Miss Archer, returned
| to New York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Haase have a number
of city guests at their Kenwood farm
cottage, as has Mrs. Whitacre at her
summer cottage, Cold Spring.
| Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER of New York
city, who had been spending some time
Eat Quitucare with Miss Nellie Archer,
Ereturned to New York Sunday.
l. The Misses Cox, who have been spend
ing some time at PARKWAY Hills with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Bar
crows, have gone to New York
S. H. Roberts of Williamstown. Mass.
was a week end guest of his brother-in-
law, N. Fl. Spencer. Mr.. Roberts is in
the employ of Williams college.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Young, Mr. Chip
wal and Miss Perkins returned to Bos-
ton Monday night by automobile. Mrs.
Young rs a daughter of Maj. and Mrs.
+. w. Childs.
/ Capt. Frederick T. Parsons and fam
/ lily of New York are spending a few
days at their attractive bungalow Kun
TUT. They are entertaining number
of guests from New York.
i Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Billings have a
. handsome new cottage, Six Acres, beau
i tifully located with wide expanse of
mountain and valley scenery. H. X.
White of New York was the architect.
Ames Hill is alive with social festiv-
tiles at this time, hardly a day passes
without some enjoyable neighborhood
function. There are upwards of so non
residents there, all of whom are active
/ ~ interested in the season s pleasures.
Mr. Griswold, who spent several
| weeks at The Ramblers with his son
and two daughters, returned Wednes-
day to his duties in New York. He has
been connected with the Home Fire In
surance company upwards of 40 years.
4 The road. which is the pride of the
4 jewellers on Ames hin is kept in excel
lent condition by dragging. Those who
are responsible for the Main street in
Brattleboro might take some profitable
!, lessons in road maintenance from those
who care for the good road up Ames
) hill
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Thayer of
Springfield. Mass, who had been at
u Hillcrest some time with his uncle and
family, returned to Springfield Tuesday.
He has been an expert inspector in the
II U. S. armory number of years Both
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer were born in Will
nnngton.
ri Mrs. Stromberg, who has been very il
| from the effects of influenza, is much
| improved. Mr.. Stromberg and friend
& Mr.. Bjorkman, went to New York Tues
y day for a few days stay. Miss Helm
4 returned to her home in Ossining, N. Y
t She spent most of August in the Strom
: berg home
Col. and Mrs. Joha Worden of Boston
and Charles Robertson of Bellows Fall
were guests of Maj. and Mrs. F. w
Child S last week. Col Warden is
h native of Vermont and is the well
known room clerk of the Adams House
Boston. His continuous service in tina
J. hotel is upwards of So years.
n,
in A. T. Stowe is confined to his home b
m illness.
J. Miss A. Brown of Boston is at d. "
10 Harriss to stay few days
re Warren Miner attended the funeral 9