The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-06

Mrs, Josephine Cross spent Tuesday III
keene.
Mrs. Frank Cullen left today for her
home in Pittsficld.
Miss Pauline AlcWeency is confined Il
her home by illness.
The Boston store held its opening O.
the ready-to-wear department today
Arthur Mc(,urk Is now employed nights
a. clerk at the Rutland freight office.
Tie IT, S. z. NJ. club met at the lom,
IF Miss Dolores McWcencv last evening.
Miss Gertrude Savage is coniihed to he,
home on Cherry HILL being in with diph
liberia.
Mrs. Harry Wilbur Of Ludlow i a
guest Of AIRS Sidney Walker at IS Atkin /
| son street.
J. Benjamin Taylor went today t.
! Windsor on business trip fof w H !
Bodine X Go.
i Mrs. T. H. Morarty, who spent The lat
ter part Of last week in Brattleboro. Ia, |
returned TO her home,
A chicken-nie supper and apron sale will
take place this evening at the VeStrv oi
the Methodist church.
Mabel MrGowan OF Boston is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Cnrne H. Me
tGowan, at % Russell street
Mrs. \. i. Hevward OF Cammidgeport
left today for Cincinnati. O.. where she
expects to make an extended visit
Earl Blood and Michael Stack completed
their work for the New England rele-
phone X Telegraph company Monday
night.
Perey Huntoon is beg yaasng the founda-
ton for house to be~aNiilt on the lot
which he bought last spring at - Atl1ir-
son street.
: The nanlal training boys under the IN
struction of Mr.. Parlin have begun the
t cement foundation of the grandstand that
they are to erect in the playground
William j. O'Brien finished his duties
as bell boy at Hotel Windham Saturday
He will go to Brattleboro to take the pc
sition OF night manager i'll the Albany
cafe.
! Miss VI. Anstcrs Of Montreal sister
OF Mrs. A. C. Wilson of Church street.
!, expects to establish private dancing
class III the near future. . The class will
: meet in Banquet hall, and all the newest
:. dances will be taught
{ Mrs. Edward Kirkland and Mrs.
George L. George f. Welch will be in
White River Junction Thursday after
noon and evening in attendance upon
i the midyear meeting of the state fed
!. Grafton of women S clubs.
g Rev A. p Pratt returned tuesday
i night from Kansas City, Mo, whore he
> has been serving az state delegate to the
National Council of Congregat iona
churches. On his way home DR. Pratt
spent few days i'll New York city
Dan Adams. who is ono of the few re-
e manning oldtimc tramp printers left il
n this part of, the state, was arrested Tues
h day night for intoNication The term
t tramp printer is applied to printed,
e who are constantly on the move, onl,
u working long enough in ono place &
q enable them to get to another
7 The committees Of the respective classes
e of the high school for the annual bazaI
d arc: General ommittcc-Provost cltait
: man. McGreen. Weston. Regis Ruddcn
x Margaret Wetherbec: senior booth com
'e mittee-Mollic Wolfe Hattie Dickson
r RAYMOND Griswold. Edward Reynolds an,
y, Robert Whitman; junior committee
III Macdonald, Anna Taylor. Macleod. Mai
G gurt Fitzgerald. Oski; sophomore com
L mttee--Deloles McWecney. Geoginc Bow
e co, Murphy and Miner
!" Civil Engineer b. a. Robinson. VIII,
:, - is the only available local man TO
" surveying at the present time. ha
Z. fonnd his business accHmulatin. y
rapidly that he is now employing" al
assistant. Associated with him is Wal
:, ter +. Dix, civil engineer. well
= known in Brattleboro. s.Nho has bee
y here the past two weaEs engaged i
= running lines for Mr.. Robinson on dit
= fercnt properties in this locality an
u doing various kinds OF engineerin
6 work
~ John =. Riley. formerly superintent
= ent of the local international Pape
!, company 5 mills. and who is now mar
=, a3er of four different paper mills i
!, the vicinity of Potsdam. \. Y. visite
IL. his family here from Saturday to Mo1
"a day, it being his first visit since la.
-. June. Mr.. Riley is becoming one G
:. the most efficient and noted paper mi
ed experts in the country, having been Ell
H., gagged in starting number of til
largest mills in New Brunswick an
western Canada, as well as in Ne
York state, since he left the employ
the International Paper company.
Id Mr. aud Mrs Henry A. Stoddard arc
M 90 to Manchester, \. H., next wet
4 Thursday to attend the national Gran!
scs meeting that is to be held there in co
,cd ncction with the New Hampshire sta
He Grange Mr. and Mrs Stoddard expect
ell that time to take the seventh dcgre
lso WHICH can only be given by the nation
ich Grange. Last year the national Gran
ing met in the state of Washington. Aft
nd attending the Grange meeting Mr.. al
Sc Mrs. Stoddard will spend Sunday wi
Mr.. Stoddard's classmate, William
- Hayes, who is engaged in an cxtcnsi
forestry aud numbering Job near Holde
ness, y. II.
An efficiency expert has been
work in the office of the Vermo
Farm Machine company the past
days, studying conditions upon viii
to base recommendations looking
more efficiency in all departments