The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-05

R. L. Bromley has entered the en-
ploy of \. NJ. Corser
Mrs. Z. L. Rix is visiting at her
old home IN Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert Howard is able TO be
out, following her illness.
Lorenzo Scott of Springfield. Mass.
was at his father :, II. L. Scott ; Sun
day.
The Daily Reformer will be on sale
at NJ. G. Williams : store every eve
ming.
Miss Bernice Perry is helping Mrs.
B. F. Howard, no has been i'll with
her work.
Mr.. Skinweu, who home is in vir-
ginia, is the new operator at the rail
road station.
The high school boys who went to
Westminster West to play basketball
suffered defeat 10y a large score.
Mrs. Q. B. Newcomb returned home
Saturday after several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Taft.
who accompanied her home
Mrs. Maude Dawson went Friday TO
Bellows Falls. where her husband. Cliff
lord Dawson, Is employed. They We're
looking for a tenement with a view 10
moving the family there at an early
date.
Raymond Goodell returned to Brat
tleboro Saturday morning. the thaw
having interfered with getting out ice
from the Connecticut river to fill the
Ice house of Alden Brothers, The ice
put IN Friday was badly honeycombed.
Miss Jennie Hill of Fitchburg, who
Is having week 5 vacation from her
Schol duties, came Friday to attend to
| some business matters in connection
with her property here, returning
nome Saturday. While here she was a
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. F. S, Harris
d. c. Nass, who lives on the West
munster road, has the record for MAX
ing maple syrup. His first was made
Jan. 20. Gilbert Boutwell, in the east
part of the town made syrup last
| week. Mr.. Nass said his was of the
hnest quality and if he had had more
buckets set he could have done we'll.
as the sap flowed very freely.
A. NJ. Corser, our local merchant. is
receiving many letters of congratula-
ton from the business houses and from
travelling men upon his unique plan of
reaching his patrons and ADVERTISING
his goods. Every Monday Mr.. CorseT
sends out a letter telling of his spec-
lals and calling attention to ANYTHING
OF interest going on during the week
IN the town. As far as is known bv
the trade his idea is entirely original
The Fornightly club was entertained
IN the home of Mrs. Henry 4. Coe
FRIDAY afternoon, when the annual
musical was enjoyed. Mrs. Coe gave a
recital on the piano. Beginning with
preludes, fugues, etc, of the early
composers, Back, Beethoven and Chon-
IN, she brought her audience down
through to the later composers. GIVING
a rare treat to those present. Her re-
cltal was lnterspersed with vocal seIec
tons by Miss Abby Howe of Bellows
Fails, young woman whose sweet So
prano voice gives promise of high
place in musical circles Refreshments
were served in the lining room. Mrs.
Warren pouring.
As sure as the years roll around inst
so sure do the children of Mrs. w G
Wright gather in her home to do her
honor on her birthday anniversary. II
occurred this year on Friday. This dav
is never made a burden to Mrs. WRIGHT
as bountiful dinner always is brought
by her daughters, and the birthday
cake IS never forgotten. This year Mrs.
Adams made the cake. The day was
spent with music and a social time
Mrs. Wright received cut flowers and
other membranes. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Edwards of
NeWfane, Miss Jennie Barrett, Mrs.
Julia Barrett, Mrs. Gertrude Martin of
Brattleboro and Mrs. Eugene Howe of
Putney.