The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-28
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Mrs. Lucius Covey is spending the week
at Eleary Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Bush spent Sun
day in Springfield
Jailer Nj. p. Benson was away on bust
ness trip few days the first of the week.
J Mrs. NJ. p Benson and daughter, Miss
Christie, were weekend visitors in Spring
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins of Greenfield are
spending a few days with her mother, Mrs
| Mary johnson.
| J. H. Convey and son, Lucius, are laying
stone wall this week on the Dickinson
farm in Brattleboro.
Will Nido has finished work in Brattle-
boro and is now running the sawmill in
j. c. Tibbetts's steam mill
Frank A. Burditt and son, Lewis, of
Putney were guests Sunday of Mr.. Bur
ditt's cousin, VIII I. Bruce
Miss Charlotte futile of Brattleboro was
guest of Miss Mary Benson at the Wind
ham County House last week.
A number from this village were in
Brattleboro Monday evening to see the
drama, The Birth of Nation.
Merchant n NJ Batchelder has improved
the SIOuluS ABOUT Ills store ana dwelling
place by laying cement walks.
Eleary Chase bought last week in Brattle-
boro a seven-year-old black horse to re-
place the one that recently died.
! H. a. Carpenter and granddaughter
Miss Lillian Redfeld, are spending a week
with relatives in New York city
\ number from this village attended the
Grange fair in Wiliamsville Friday even
ing. 1t was success and very largely at
tended.
Henry Warren and John Underwood of
Putney were in town Saturday to visit rel
atives. They enjoyed hunting trip while
here.
AT present only four prisoners are con
fined in the county Jail. Three of the
number are awaiting their trial at this fall
term of court.
Mrs. Edna Martin, who visited her
brother, Henry Smith, and other relatives
in Wardsboro, returned Wednesday to her
home in Reading.
Mrs. Herbert Howe is improving and
was able last week to leave the Memorial
hospital in Brattleboro and return to her
home in BrOokline.
George Batchelder and daughter, Lora
came Friday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Batchelder, returning to theiI
C home in Westhampton Sunday.
= DeWeese Dewitt was in town the last OF
j. the week. He attended the Grange fan
; in Wiliamsvile with his father and re
= turned with him to Chester Sunday.
Y James Merton Holden and bride, who
were guests last week in the home of hi,
sister, Mrs. William Wilson, returned
T Monday to their home in West Paris, Me
e Benjamin Prouty was weekend visitor
e at Ira Moulton's His wife, Eta jeff,
s Prouty, who had been visiting in the fam
:; lily of her uncle returned Monday Will
y him to their home in Londonderry.
; Rev VIII c. Harvey, who came las
l., week to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs A
l. c. Harvey, and his brother, Jesse Harvey
and family, returned to Bethel Saturday
Jesse Harvey and family returned tn,
n same day to their home in Enosburgl
Falls
o Emory Phillips has sold his farm, situat
ed in the northwest part of this village, t.
f. l.. Davis of Oak Park, Chicago, VIII
II Will take possession Nov /, his household
u goods having been taken to the farm las
week. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will live ten
l. porarily on the Bruce place near the oil
st home.
There was a large attendance at the spt
e cial meeting of the Woman's Relief corn
" in Odd Fellows hall Monday evenins
The inspector, Mrs. Jessie Sturtevant {
@. St Adams, was present to eXemplify tn
At work. After the meeting refreshments {
ice-cream and cake were served. Mr.
+ Sturtevant was guest of Mrs H A Ca
4 penter while in town and left Tuesda
- morning for Jamaica