The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-07

Mrs. Walter Fisher is assisting in
the post office.
4. j. Ayers has returned from a /
visit to his mother in Philadelphia.
Rev. H. II. Guernsey of Atlantic City
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w, W. |
Coe.
Lincoln Hammond is here from New
York with his family on Parker av-
enue.
A candy and apron sale will be
held April II by the Sons of Veterans
auxiliary in their hall.
Homer d. Waldron will sell by auc
ton April % farming tools, gasoline
lengine and household goods.
c. P. Buffum has new Ford au
tomobile. He has had excellent trade
in his new store all the past week.
| Mrs. L. r. Smith went to Boston
Saturday to stay a week with her son
and wife. DR.. and Mrs Richard Smith.
Mrs, F. L. Proctor is entertaining
her father, Mr.. Hastings, and sister,
Mrs. Rollin White of North Orange.
Il Miss White has arrived at the
[ Green Gate tea rooms and is putting
them in readiness for her spring and
1 summer business
Miss Lillian Dean has been chosen
D by the local Alliance as delegate to
$ the national Alliance meeting to be
= held in Boston in May.
T Fred B. Williams of Worcester is in
: town. Frank Williams has been chosen
administration of the estate of his
!; mother, Mrs. Julia Williams.
. An auction will take place at the
/ late William d. Alexander 5 residence
April y. Farming tools, household
n goods and personal property viii be
d sold.
$ Fred c. Brittop sold IA horses in
|. Greenfield Thursday at the stables of
n NJ. j. Tetreault. The horses were il
Q fine condition, attracted many person,
/ and sold well.
i Miss Inez Merriman came home from
: her school in Minnesota Saturday t.
r care for her mother, who has pneu
monia. Mrs. Merriman is reported a.
= slightly better.
e +. c. Field and T. H Hart went tt
le Springfield last week. They viii z,
b to Amherst this week to inspect ire,
" sprayers before buying one for tn,
r tree warden s use.
# A play by Athol talent will b,
lie given in the town hall this evening
t. entitled, Higbee of Harvard The pro
ceeds will go for the benefit of tn
y Sons of Veterans.
d F. W. Doane was chosen as can
u didate to the division encampment
= Sons of Veterans, in Boston April s
and for DELICATE to the national en-
camPment at Gettysburg July 4.
W The 10.45 a. m. train from the sout
G. Wednesday set many fires in Yves
50 Mortified and much territory va
he burned over, but the fire was exiting
of uished before it could do serious dan
a age.
no Volume l, No l of the Tattler wi
n be issued by the Junior class of tn
be high school this week. 1t is i
- booklet form of % pages. Miss Len
- Hicks is editor-in-chief, Miss Dori
Chamberlain assistant editor.in-c chic,
Alton Dwinell business manager. TIL
I paper win be on sale at George
J pharmacy, the bookstore and otht
] places. The Junior class have begu
to raise money for their Washingto
+ trip. They are asking all who will t
save papers for them to collect.
AT the regular meeting of the Sor
of Veterans last week, C. f. Slate an
Harrington B. Smith were elected de
egates to the division encampmer
in Boston this week Tuesday an
3 Wednesday. The delegates from Il
other patriotic organizations, who's
conventions are also held in Bosto
April and 9, are: W. R. c., Mr.
Rodney Doolittle, Mrs. Ella Tufts, Mr.
E. NJ. Lazelle, Miss NJ. T. Duttor
from the auxiliary of Sons of Vete
ans, Mrs. A. w. Proctor, Miss &c
trude Proctor, Miss Myrtle Pierre,
from the H. H. Johnson post, Geors
Field and J. r. Hamilton.