The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-23
Supervisor Drew Re-engaged.

The directors of the West River
Union school district met at Newfane
Tuesday, all the towns being represent
ed except Brookline. The election OF
officers for the ensuing year was the 4
first business after listening 10 the
report presented by Supervisor Drew.
Willis Taft of Townshend YVES retain
ed as chairman of the board and II. II.
Ranney of Westminster Us secretary.
The recommendations OF the super
VISOR were then considered and acted
upon favorably. An appropriation of
$50 was voted for incidental expenses
of the supervisor, also $40 for expenses
Of the secretary. Fred l.. Drew was re-
tanned at a salary of $500. The
meeting was adjourned to the call of
| the chairman.
THIS week there are ~ prisoners in
the county Jail.
j. Ritchcy of Brattleboro succeeds
II. +. Eddy af foreman of the Newfane
section.
| 4 party of six from the Windham
County House enjoyed an automobile
trip to Wmliall and Manchester sun
day.
| MISS AldIN II. v ldll NtuI lutSudN To
Montpelier AS q delegate from the West
River lodge to the annual Rebekah as
sembly.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. viii Hazelton have
moved from Brattleboro to the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hazelton
Mrs Christie Neiberg, who spent the
winter at George Goodenougb s, has
returned to her home at the Windhan
County House
\ family party was ut the home ol
4 II. o. Tutbll the first of the week in
t celebration of the birthday anniversary
; of his son, Marvin.
+ A. L. Lockwood and Karl +. Mahel
went Wednesday to Montpelier as del
T cgutes from the Odd Fellows lodge {,
a the meeting of the grand lodge.
An automobile party of four iron
Greenfield and w. c. Ballou, who wen
to Pike 5 Falls fishing the first of III,
ties.
Mrs. Mary Johnson. who was Gale,
: TO North Adams last week. is still viii
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hopkins
! who is recovering from her operation
in the hospital.
Miss Florence NJ. Wellman, supervis
or of the Brattleboro schools, Orrisoi
= Follett, the Townshend director, am
/ Supervisor F.. l.. Drew visited the VII
;, lage school Tuesday.
j. Mrs. Mock and daughter came fror
e Boston the latter part of last week t
G visit IN the home of Rev. Charles W
: Mock Mrs. Mock viii make her HON
at the parsonage with her son.
F., Norman s. Wheeler of Springfield
n came Monday for a short stay at tn
: Ncwfane Inn. Mrs. Wheeler, who ma
i been i'll several weeks with pneumoni:
4 is gaining and is now able to be on
!. little.
e Among the flowers used in decora
i. ing the Congregational church Sunda
:, were some beautiful gloxinias from I'll
large and choice collection of Mr.
y, Rosetta Kenney. On the white oil
n there were % buds and blossoms.
: At the close of the exercises on NJ
7. mortal day a free dinner will be serve
= in the dining room in Union hall to ii
~ | members of the G.. \. Il. and w. r.
and to visitors. All are requested
contribute food without further sole
| tation.
Miss Helen Lewis of Springfield, WI
- resigned her position as teacher of Il
school in district No. i last spTin
n has since been teaching III the seven
grade of the schools in New Have
IL Conn, where she has received her a
y. pointment for the ensuing year.
TO Judge I. l.. Fish came Monday
IT, spend few days in Newfanc ~
n West Wardsboro at the home of i
sister, Mrs. Edward Morse, who "