The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-12

Harry C. Holland has been in Bos-
ton the past week.
Mrs. Frank Boucher has been in Bos.
ton several days recently.
Henry English began work in Girls
void S meat market Monday.
Mrs. w. f. Robertson returned We'd
nesday from few days stay in New
York.
Miss Alice Currier returned to New
York Tuesday, after a visit at her
home here.
Miss Doris Merritt of North Charles
town spent Saturday and Sunday at
her home here.
The annual school meeting will be
held in the town hall Saturday afeeE-
noon at O'Clock.
Miss Blanche Boucher of Dublin has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Boucher.
Regular work has been resumed at
NJ. S. Leach's carriage shop, which re
| Gently was damaged by fire.
The Pomona Grange will meet here
next Wednesday, March Il. The meet
ing in the afternoon will be public
Rev. jeremiah Hill, who had been
visiting his son, Rev. \. l.. Hill, has
returned to his home in Springvale,
Me.
All arrangements are completed for
the entertainment and dance in the
town hall next Tuesday, St. Patrick 5
eve
c. II. H. Langille viii speak before
the pupils of the grammar grades this
afternoon. His subject will be Hol.
| land.
Three candidates were initiated al
the regular meeting OF Naomi chapter
o. +. S, Monday evening. A very
enjoyable chatting dish luncheon was
served.
The b1g brchers banquet in the
Congregational church last Thursday
levening was largely attended, Their,
being 116 PRESENT. Rev. r. w
Roundy of Keene gave the principa
address of the evening.
l.. H. Davenport, who has been ii
for SOME time. was taken to the Mel
rose hospital in Brattleboro Tuesday
and was operated upon Wednesday by
DR.. +. r. Lynch assisted bs Dr. Ed
LaChaine. A large growth was re
moved from one of his kidneys and hi,
appendix also was removed
The Olympia ladies quartet appear
ell in the town hall under the auspicc.
OF the Universalist church Tuesday
night before a good sized audience anC
rendered a very enjoyable concert
Both the vocal and the instrumental
numbers gave ample. opportunity Il
display the talents of the quartet.
The would-be burglar, or burglars
who made a clumsy attempt to breal
into NJ. s. Mann s store by breaking
rear window last Friday night has no
been apprehended. So much noise wa
made by the falling glass that II.
Delphy, who lives in the same build
ing, was awakened and soon afte
getting up heard some one running
away.
Mr.. Long of the extension servic
of the state college, accompanied by +
4 n. Darling, county agent, gave a YER
| interesting demonstration and talk up
on apple tree pruning in 4. L. Taylor
; apple orchard Monday Afternoon
There were % present who watched tn
', work with much interest. Mr.. Lon
and Mr. Darling came here under tn
auspices of the Hinsdale Farmers a:
ISOLATION.
3 The women of the Congregations
society held very pleasant thimbl
/, party WEDNESDAY afternoon. The host
, esses, Mrs. A. l.. Hill, Mrs. n. o. May
. nard, Mrs r. f. Metcalf, Mrs G..
4 Howe, Mrs. O. C. Robertson, Miss /
H. Fuller, Mrs. c. E. Keyou and Mr.
; c. A. Holland, entertained a certai
number of women at their homes frol
to O'Clock. Refreshments wen
. served.
: The Woman 5 club was entertaine
Tuesday afternoon at the pleasar