The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-25

by DIR. z. z. White, has gone to his
home in Dover.
DIR. L. b. Gordon has moved here this
week. His family are expected in a few
days from Jac ksonville.
Mrs. +. }. Pierce very pleasantly en-
tertained the Larkin club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Refreshments
were served.
G. w. Dickinson spent Monday and
Tuesday in Brattleboro with his daugb
ter. Mrs. Scott Eames and baby re-
turned with him for visit.
Miss Marion Sherman went Saturday
to East Montpelier to attend the we'd
ding of former classmate Wednesday,.
She was one of the bridesmaids.
DR.. and Mrs. F. P. White went Satur-
day to West Dummerston for a short
stay before going to New York state
for an indefinite visit with relative.
The baseball team was defeated By
the East Dover nine at East Dover
Saturday, the score being to T. This
week Saturday the locals will cross bats
with the Wardsboro nine on the home
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, who Wis
tied week in Wardsboro, returned
here Monday. On Tuesday they left
for Scranton, Pa, for a visit before
he returns to his company at For,
Bliss, Texas.
Miss Ruth Wheeler gave party
Wednesday afternoon to the grammar
school girls, it being her 18th birthday
anniversary. The rooms We're prettilv
trimmed with laurel and roses. Sand
witches, ice-cream and cake were served
and a very enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
| An alarm of fire was sounded Thurs
day afternoon, June Is. 1t was at first
| thought that one of DR.. White s houses
on the Newfane road, occupied by
| Frank Pratt, was on fire, but it proved
NO be nothing but the hen house. Had
the wind not been blowing from the
west the house would have burned.
The plans are well under way anj
well formulated for the Fourth of July
celebration here. 1t is the wish of the
several committees that everybod,
come. They are assured plenty O
amusement and plenty to eat. On Sat
urdav evening the play, Valley Farm
: will be presented with several of tn
local stars in the cast
/ Mr. and Mrs. Asa Stratten, Mis-
. Mary Stratton, Paul and Amos STRAIT
/ ton came from Springfield Saturday
making the trip by automobile. Nj
: and Mrs. StrattOn will remain here 70
! a visit with their son. l.. f. Strattor
Y and his sister. Mrs. J. II. Merrifiel,
The others returned to Springfield SUI
day afternoon.
: At the Grange meeting Tuesday nigf
O the following program was given: vi,
h lin duet, Burton Halliday and Georg
Temple; reading, J. W. Williams; sol
, Ruby Morse; monologue, Mrs. j.
y Morse; reading, w. f. Wheeler; sol
! f. f. Fisher; question, How to Spra
:, and What to Spray Trees With, speal
= ers, F. f. Fisher. w H. Temple,
R. Steadman; roll call, What is Yo,
Favorite Flower and Where Does
= Grow The next meeting Will he pa
- riotic and each member is to respond !
- patriotic quotation or saying of ra
= patriotism.
: The members of Mrs. A. S. Charlton
Sunday school class met with her Sa
- urday evening to organize. Mrs.
- J. Corbett was chosen president, Mi
~ Florence LazelIe vice. Pres, Miss Hell,
- Lewis see, Mrs. w. f. Wheeler trea
= The chairman of the several committe
y are: Mrs F. B. Washer, membershi
Mrs. d. r. Stedman, social; Miss Pea
Greenwood, devotional. The object
Il; the organization is to create more
III terest in the class, the Sunday schot
~ the church and the community. T
Is next meeting will be held with I
:. president, Mrs. w. ]. Corbett, Fridi
ee afternoon.
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