The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-22


Herbert Evans was taken seriously i'll
Friday night, but Is now convalescent.
Miss Myrtle Marsh of Athol, Mass, IS
guest in the home of her brother, a. K.
Marsh
Mrs r. H. Bosworth returned Wednes-
day from a months visit in Burlington and
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bertha Morse of Claremont, n H,
came Thursday TO visit her cousin, Mrs
lnez Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Fiion of Brattle
boro We're weekend guests in the home OF
! T. w. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Mann and daughters
OF Brattleboro We're guests at ". NJ
! Sparkss Friday and Saturday.
The Hadasseh league will hold regular
| monthly meeting at Townshend Inn Fri
| day afternoon, March %, at 80,
Attendants at the Baptist church appre-
cate the display of flowers which nave
| been kept up all winter with Towering
bulbs and foliage plants.
! A telephone, Pill, was installed at d.
b. McCarty's residence on North street
last week, This makes y telephones on
line Il, rather too many for good service,
It IS understood that the line viii be di-
ing under way.
! Probably 40 couples attended the dance
| IN the town hall Friday evening, all enjoy
ing the occasion, which was the last OF the
series. All the dances were well attended
and pleasant in every way Raymond
Paige, j. c. Snow and the other young
men who have aided them deserve con
gratulations on their management.
, c. D. Boyden recently bought horse
for Use on the station coach and in his
, trucking business, Old Frank, so vel
known for many years by residents of the
village, being about 80 years old and not
able to do the work required. The new
horse Is powerfully built, chestnut in col
or, and well fitted for the business
The spring number of Leland and Gray
0 Messenger has just been issued and con
tairs several OF the essays given at tn,
!. junior oratorical contest, including thu
= prize themes. There are also excelen
Il summaries of the various topics taken VI
= i'll the agricultural extension school il
l. January. Readers miss, however, tn
= humorous page of lsgels and the alumni
J. notes which were omitted from this issue
! but which formerly served to give tn
o real school flavor and added greatly to tn
4; interest OF the magazine.
:; \ meeting Of the surgical dressing SEE
ton was held in the Congregational vestr
}. March Is, a fair number being present
); Another box was packed, containing abou
J. 30 yards of bandages in rolls, Ala al
- sorhent pads, Is fracture pillows, Is
t. bandages, 504 wipes and one flannel banC
Z A letter received from headquarters a
9. New York was shown by the presiden
]: Mrs, .. w. Follett, which gave a list
e. the various hospitals, ~ in number, whic
8: have been supplied during the winter b
n. surgical dressings from the American con
.. mittee. The hospitals supplied are most
T. in France, few being in Servia
: Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Moo1
~ ~ are glad to note the great improvemel
Id in the condition and health of their daug
ter, Margaret, t. who as the result of
nj fall and a weakened condition of her bat
nd and one leg from infantle paralysis whe
ys about two Years old was taken early la
10 fall with what seemed to be total paral
= Sis OF both legs, her hands also BEN
H. somewhat affected 1t was feared at fir
-- that the little girl Would never wa
fd' again. but with the aid Of salt wat
- baths, massage, and other strengtheni
no treatment she is now able to walk a f
- steps alone 1t seems now only Il questi
w. Of time when she can again be out
- play. She is a cheerful little girl and h
wv been very patient under her affliction.
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