The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-04

W. A. Priest being the hostesses.
Mrs. A. c. Field is spending a few
days in Boston.
Mrs. Santer has returned from the
Springfield hospital.
The assessors took up the duties oil
their office Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pallam are IN
Springfield for the week. I
There will be no service in the Uni
tartan church next Sunday.
Little Elizabeth Ayers fell from |
scaffold in the barn and broke her arm. I
Mrs. Bessie Whittle is having
veranda built on the rear OF her house |
Mrs. T. A. Clark visited her daughter,
Mrs. John Reed, in Greenfield over
Sunday.
New hard wood floors are being laid
in the dining rooms of the Northfeld
hotel.
Mrs. Ethel Anderson has returned TO
her rooms over the Northfield postof-
fee.
, Mrs. James Broderick and son. John,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Champney are Ill
with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wyman are
guests OF Mrs. y. L. W NnldH 1T thc
4 George Field house.
!, Mrs. II. II. Chamberlin has returned
r from visit of ten days with her
r cousin in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mabel Grinneu has returned
from West Mortified, where she had
been caring for Mrs. Edw. Graves.
5 The marriage of Albert Spencer, son
= OF Mr. and Mrs. George spencer, in
Y Providence, TO Miss Ray, summer
=. resident Of Rustic Ridge. last week is
reported.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Witte and
Mrs y. J. Breiuig are expected to ar
rive today at the Northfeld hotel.
~ where they will remain until they open
their summer homes
Miss Kate Atwood of Keene spent q
week with her uncle here, f. J.. At
n wood Mr.. Atwood and his daughters
It Gertrude and Evelyn, spent Saturday
. and Sunday in Keene.
= Mrs. F. F. Howard was called to
WaIlineford, VI, by the death Of hel
father. Mr.. Newton, Saturday. The tn
neral was held Wednesday and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Howard and family attended.
=, The annual meeting of the fortnight
W " club will be held next Monday. A.
the close of the business program o.
- tea will be served Miss Helen SimoEd
II is the reader.
es Superintendent Brown of the Ian,
- Construction company arrived her
~ Tuesday with 4 gang of Italians an'
began work on the state road. They ar
1t. working on Sand Hill and the Italian
or are living in shanties at the foot of tn
ld hill.
as Miss Myra Stacy of Gill has bee
- spending the week with Miss Madeln
= Long The Stacy family were oblge
10 to move out OF their house during tn
Sc high water. Miss Long also entertain
an ed Miss Eleanor Clough the latter par
"a of the week.
of Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Russell receive
telegram March p announcing tn
90 birth of a daughter to Mr.. and Mr.
10. John B. Bedding Of Sicamous, BIRTHS
Columbia. Mrs. Bedding formerly wa
Miss Carrie Russell of this town. TIL
. name is Mary Elizabeth.
'nm The Foreign Missionary socitv met 8
& the parish house Wednesday afternoon
- 4 The meeting was in charge of Mrs "
I w. Coe. Miss Adelaide Vining led til
. devotions. Rev. Horace Sbley gave n
q interesting account of medical mission
I as he had come in contact with the
in his work as missionary in China.
The young people 5 society OF IL
4 Congregational church entertained III
society of young people from the Soul
SE Vernon church Tuesday evening at IL
D church here. About s. were presen
The evening was spent playing gam,
and socially. Refreshments of cake Al
coffee were served The local soeiet
held their monthly business meetir
during the evening.
The annual meeting OF the Unitari;
parish was held Wednesday evening
the church. The parish commit
elected were II. G. Holton, B. +. Fiel
Mr.. and Mrs. C. \. Ware, Mrs. "
D Keet, Miss Clara Ward, G. II. Webst
and Miss Mary Osgood. T. r. Gale
der was elected clerk and c. II. We
ster treasurer. Plans for exterior i
! provements on the parsonage we
4 made. 1t was decided to hire yacur
cleaner to clean the church.
\ The so men who attended the lectu
8 given by Edward A. McGrath Wedn
day evening felt well repaid lie spo
mainly on Argentine Republic. in Sou
4 America, where he recently visited.
spoke of its conditions politically M