The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-18


Miss Inez Cherrie, who attends
school in New Dorp, arrived home for
her summer vacation Tuesday night.
Walter J. Wright is in Lyndonville
to attend commencement at the Lyndon
institute, where he graduated a year
ago.
Mrs. Flora Reed, who will be the
cook at the Newfane Inn through the
summer season. began work there last
week.
Mrs. Jesse Harvey and little daughter,
Amy, of Enosburg Falls, are visiting Mr..
Harveys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Harvey.
Mrs. Carrie Benson visited her
nephew, Henry Johnson. and his wife,
who is her niece, at their hone in Will
Evansville several days last week.
Mr. Richie of Brattleboro, foreman
of the Newfane section, will move his
family here this week to live and will
occupy the tenement in the Martin
house on Main street.
Mrs. Ida Convey, Mrs. Alice Pierce,
Mrs Anna Bush and Mrs G. f. David
son attended the county convention of
the w. G. T. Z. in Jamaica Thursday
and Friday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Rawson and two
sons, Ethelhert and Say, were in Raw
sonville Saturday to attend the Raw
son family reunion, when IS were pres
ent to enjoy the occasion.
Mrs Charles Blanchard of Hill, y.
| H., formerly Of Newfane, injured one
| hand badly last week while at work in
a laundry in that place. The hand was
crushed and two fingers We're broken.
| Mrs John Waite of Brattleboro, who
| is much improved in health, is at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. ID. S.
/ Ballou for a rest. Her two little daugh-
/ tiers, Mildred and Gretchen, are with her.
George Bush mail carrier on rural
route No. |, is taking a vacation of
| two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush left
Tuesday to visit her sisters at Spot
ford lake. They will visit his relatives
/ in Springfield.
Mrs. f. c.. Benedict, who came for .
! short visit because of the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Charlotte L. Under
wood, returned to New York Monday
She will return to open her home fol
| the summer early in July.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hulett and tive
sens of South Londonderry, who were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Lucy Hosley al
the Spring farm, visited Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Howe Monday and Mr.. ant
Mrs. 4. w. RawsOn at the Inn Tues
day.
Smaller He1rick visited his mother, Mrs
John F. Whitaker, Saturday, where he
was very pleasantly entertained on the
fourteenth anniversary of his birthday
Mrs Whttaker's parents, MIR. and Mrs
James BetterIy, visited her Sunday, then
grandson returning home with them.
Mrs Karl T. Alaher, who spent few
DAYS last week in the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Brown, III Brat
tIeboro, attended the graduating exercise
, Tuesday evening there Her sister, Mis-
Gertrude Brown, was one of the grad
yates. Miss Winnifred NIaher also at
tended the graduation.
The honorary president of the coun
ty w. c. I. L., Mrs. Mary Morgan, an
Mrs Cora T.. Seherry of Brooklyn, na
tional w. G. T. L. lecturer, wer
guests of Mrs C. +. Davidson, leavin
Tuesday, Mrs. Morgan to attend
meeting of the society in Townshen
tnr Mrs. Seberry to lecture in BELOW
Falls.
As announced last week, the annua
meeting OF the Windham County Chris
J tian Eudeavor society will be held j
, Newfane next week Friday, June p
all day and evening. The program in
y cludCs as afternoon speakers Rev
{ Thomas w. Owens and Rev. Roy N
Houghton, both Of Brattleboro, an
=, several others An address in tn
t evening will be given by Rev. J. !
Harrison of Mt. Hermon school. Sp,
! cial music will be furnished both aftel
, noon and evening.
, Children S day was observed in tn
Congregational church Sunday, the 70
, lowing program taking the place o
the usual service: Professional; son
by the children; prayer: welcome, Nj
bred Eddy; song by the children, r,
citation, Mary Rand; recitation, Am
o Circuit; song by the children; The Iii
= tie Violet Doris Morse; exercise, Flow
ers, Birds and Stars, by three girls
song. Maryland Nichols; recitation
Florence Whitaker; song by the chi
dren; exercise. What Makes Children
Day. three girls The Rose, Mariori
Eames; song by the choir; exercis
i The King 5 Messengers, eight boy:
!. singing by the choir; recitation, I'll
l Two Faces, Anna Goodenough; song i
: the choir; remarks by the pastor; co
lection; closing song by the choir. II
! decorations were in charge of Il
! class of Willing Workers, Lucil
I Covey being chairman of the commi
i tee. Bouohs of hemlock, mammot
ferns, roses lilies and potted plant
. were freely used aud everyone pr
: nounced the display very beautiful.
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