The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-05
Speardon Latchis is i'll.

SpeardOn Latch1s Is Ill.
Frank Britton has been i'll this week.
Mrs. Esther Gale has been i'll the past /
week.
Joseph LaChance visited in Keene Sat
urday.
Mrs. Arthur Laliberte spent Monday in
Keene.
William Watson visited in Harrisville
over Sunday.
F. J, Cantlin returned to Randolph,
Vt, Monday.
Frank Lamb was in Greenfield, Mass,
Monday.
Mrs. NIyron Dickerman has been i'll the
past week
Dyson Rayne was at home from Clare
mont over Sunday.
Miss Hazel johnson went to Brattleboro
Tuesday for a short stay.
Mrs. R. l. Fletcher and little daughter
are visiting few days in Keene.
Miss Nellie Redding is at home from
BrattleDoro to stay a week.
Edwin, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Robertson. is i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Winnie Tilden has been spending
several days in Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Margaret Conway of Winchester
visited in town briefly this week.
Mrs. Frank Boucher left Monday to at
tend the millinery opening in Boston.
/ G. c. Fisk has been spending several
days in Springfield. Mass, this week.
/ Miss Edith Higginson and Miss Gather
inc McCaughern were in Keene Saturday
IT. W. Brownell and Misses Elizabeth
and Madge Bruce spent Sunday in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Philip Bigelow returned to her
home in Keene Saturday after a week
spent at F. J. Cantlin's,
Mrs. w. c. Booth went Friday to Dor
chester Mass for a three-weeks' visit
with relatives.
G. \. Smith of White River Junction
Vt, has been visiting relatives in town
this week.
Miss Minnie Leamy of Gardner Mass,
was with Hinsdale friends from Thursday
to Sunday.
Carol Mcdonald has moved from the
Barrows farm on Tower hill to the Jacob
Barrett farm in North Hinsdale.
Mrs. Brown of Keene was a guest at
F H Davis's from Wednesday to Sat
urday of last week.
Miss Bertha Day of Greenfield, Mass,
came Saturday for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Day.
Mrs Herbert Barrett and son of Brattle
boro We're visitors with her parents, Mr.
p and Ms. 0. s. Higgins, over Sunday.
+ Charles Bailey and Howard Cantlin went
. to Greenfield Tuesday, where they have
= employment in a foundry.
! Miss Opal Hudson of Brattleboro was a
guest OF Mrs c.. w. Stafford over Satur
! day and Sunday
Miss Monte Purcell who is attending
. business college in Greenfield, Mass.
+ was at home over Sunday.
X Charles Ward of Troy and Thomas Ware
0 of Winchester attended the funeral o
e Mrs Margaret Rafferty, Saturday.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Talbot returned
r to their home in Everett, Mass, Saturda!
t after two weeks spent at James O'Brien' :
William Cunningham and Mrs. NJ. D
White and other relatives attended tn
funeral of Mrs. Kate Quigley in Ashuelo
Tuesday.
n Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lachance went t
l. Keene today to attend the funeral of Mrs
= David Parker. which will be held tomoI
:. row.
. Miss Mabel Temple, teacher of the fit
: grade, has been confined to her home b
:. illness the past week and the school ha
>, been closed in consequence.
+ Most of the carpenters who have bee
=. employed by the railroad in this localt
! recently were transferred to Brattlebor
n this week. l.. w. Goss, Clifford Hall an
d. Leon Cutler being among those to go.
Sc Miss Florence Ryan of Ludlow, VT
e, came Saturday to assist Mrs. w. O. q.
d Martin during the coming millinery Sc;
son. Miss Ryan is attending the millineT
opening in Boston this week.
The Boston & Maine railroad will 500
~, install electric lights at the station an
>, freight house. Except new building tn
* is the best improvement that could I
+ made for the convenience of the people
NJ. Mrs David Parker, formerly reside1
OIL of this town for several years, died in h
M home in Keene Monday night of pne
or, monia. Many friends and relatives fro
Wis this town will attend the funeral tomo
H. row.
- Trains on the Ashuelot branch we
- held up about two hours Monday mornil
~ owing to the derailment of a car on Il
q" northbound freight, caused by a brok
truck near the old Davenport place 4
was sent from Greenfield, Mass. and
means of jacks the ear was replaced on t
rails after the trucks had been repaired.
le; The fourth annual concert and ball Civ
~; under the auspices of Phil Sheridan cam
s. No. 81. 5. of V, will be held in the toy
G. hall Monday evening, March "a Lyman
nix orchestra of 10 pieces will furnish t
c. music. A concert program will be Civ
ey: from s to 9 o'clock and dancing viii tn
,rs. be in order from 8 to . o'clock. Supp
mt. will be served in the basement dining roo
Is: by the ladies' auxiliary The floor dir
tax tor will be f. J. Place; assistant, J.
is; Davenport: aids, J. E. Scott, L. J. Wa
ass er and P G. Stewart
1.
ION Among the metropolitan dealers tn
no longer call the dark shade knoy
as tete lie Negro by that rein
term. but calling a shade a snaf