The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-02

The Walpolc 1nn has opened under
new management.
Louis b. Wilson, WHO was danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, is decidedly
improved.
Mrs. l.. S. Haynes returned Saturday
from a two weeks stay in Montpelier
with friends.
Miss Mary Savage Of Holyokc,
Mass, is visiting at the home of her
uncle Maurice Savage.
Miss Margaret Cray Of Springfield,
Mass, spent the holidays with friends
and relatives in town.
\ large parish house will be built in
Charlcstown, y. H., this summer for
St. Luke S Episcopal church
Rev A. z. Pratt, pastor of the Con
gregational church, delivered the
Memorial day address in Grafton.
Or. ]. Sutclife Hill is spending a
vacation Of a week or 10 days on a
farm ''away from the maddening
crowd. -
Chief-of Police Severance is conval-
escing and walks little each day,
but he will not resume regular work
for the present.
w. Z. CONWAY of Springfield, form
erly well-known Bellows Falls mer-
chant, spent SUNDAY here with Mrs.
Rosanua Cannon his aunt
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur !. Hendric II
and son of Bostoq came Saturday by
/ automobile for short visit with Mrs
e Hendricks 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
: McWeeney.
f. c. Fairbank, formerly of the f
b. f. Grocery company, now living il
South Deerfeld, Mass, was in towr
several days last week and was warm
" greeted by old friends
A game of ball Saturday at Barber
park between the Bellows Falls higl
school and Vermont academy was wor
by Bellows Falls by score of to 4
a A large crowd was present.
! David L. Gotta, who for several years
worked for the electric road as a con
luctor between here and Saxtons Riv
er, has resigned and has taken pc
sition in the freight office Of the Bos
ton & Maine railroad here.
1t has been decided to celebrate Jun
II as Children : Sunday in the Con
: orcgatonal church, and on that da
Bibles viii be presented to those wis
have been baptized and have reache
: the age of seven during the year.
(. Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Allbce returne,
e. last week from trip of four or fv
: weeks through the West and South
% west, where Mr.. Allbee went in tn
= interest of the Bellows Falls Saving
e Institution, of which he is president.
Last Thursday evening. May Is, tn
= first quarterly conference of the MetI
y odist church was held under the dire,
8. ton of District Supt. +. w. Sharp, q
which many things in regard to til
er church and its welfare were discusse
a., and action decided upon.
= Henry Van Nleet, who has workc
N for American Express Go. since jar
en- uary, went yesterday to Windsor
enter the employ of the company thcr
IN He also will have charge of EXPIRE,
sc, matter of the President and othC
.G. summer residents in Cornish.
- Miss Susan Woodward, ~, of Roe
IRIS ingham died Friday of chronic end
n; earditis. The funeral was held ut ii
rvs home of her son, George \. Woodwar
Sunday at s clock and the burr
r7. took place in the Rockingham Gem
rs: terry.
Wallace V. Camp, a former emplo,
q Of the Bellows Falls Trust compan
is. now in the banking business
; Springfield, Mass, married here yestc
NJ day Miss Flora MAJ Frost. who h
- been for several year, tca>her in /
primary grades in 10. ; buIIaiue
an Miss Penelope Mcleod. daughter
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ~ Mcleod. "
81 was the village playground instruct
= last year, has been connected with t
E ne faculty of private school for YOU
md women in st. Louis since last fal
This summer she will 20 to Boston
and perfect herself in playground instrl
md ton work and modern dancing.
avs
fit Those from the local postoi1ice fol
-: who We're in Rutland Saturday at I
ok, convention of the Vermont ASSOCIATE
- Of Postolfice Clerks and the Verne
nd, Association OF Letter Carriers W,