The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-05

Mrs. Veda Gallup of Newfano is working
at c. c. Robinson's.
Raymond Paige has recently returned
from Randolph, where he visited his
relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Wheeler of Everett,
Mass, is a guest in the home of her
sister, Mrs. II. I. Howard.
Herbert Prescott spert Sunday and
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Bar
| ton in South Wardsboro.
Mrs. George Cheney who has been
| spending several days in Brattleboro,
! is expected home Saturday.
Frank Lindsey joined his wife and son
at AImon Marsh's in Harmonyville this
week. Miss Luetta and Alfred Muese of
South Athol, Mass, We're guests there over
Sunday.
The committee appointed from the Con-
gregational church to have charge of the
mems supper Feb. % are Mrs. O. W. Fol
lett, Mrs. Charles Mills, Mrs. j. c. Taft
and Mrs. c. H. Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G.. Short and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs Edward
T. Page and two children spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
button to assist them in the celebra-
ltion of the 10th birthday anniversary
OF Frank Short.
y company of young people intent
On attending the play and dance in
South Londonderry Tuesday evening
kept up their courage until the train
whlstled into the station soon after 9
P. m, and arrived at their journey s
end in time to witness the last act of
the play - --------.
Allbcc & Fitch arc completing r new
bath room in Mrs. Etfie Farwpll's res
idenee on West street 4, new room
has been added for the purpose, space
being taken from the woOdshed at the
rear of the house. {. Y. Hawkins has
done the carpentry work. The drain
will be connected with the new West
street sewer.
The regular meeting Of the Dorcas
Guild was held Wednesday afternoon
in the Congregational vestTy with a
good attendance considering the in
clemeney of the weather. Work was
done on surgical dressings, another box
a of finished bandages being ready to
ship to headquarters. \ tempting
II lunch of sandwiches, cake and coffee
= was served by the hostesses for the
T day, Mrs. +. II. Allbee. Mrs. Susan At
t wood, Mrs. Charles Mills, and Mrs G
e l.. Austin.
e The Farmers Union Of the little rec
g schoolhouse district held their first
. open meeting Saturday evening. The
4 topic discussed was The Raising al
II Grain. Excellent addresses with prac
y teal advice were given by Z. f. Phil
II lips and Arthur Santerrc Owing *
l. the extremely cold weather the attend
l. ance was not as large as usual Thos,
present, however, thoroughly eniovet
the evenings discussion. 4 business
% meeting Of the union viii be held Sat
>, urday evening, Feb. 6.
h At the seminary vespcr service Wednes
II day afternoon a debate was held hetweci
!. members Of the senior class on the ques
, ton: Resolved, that the United State
=, should withdraw from the government o
n the Philippines for a period of five years
a a Affirmative, Raymond Watson and Reg
B" nald McHale Negative, Waldron Russell
and Hayden Marsh. DR. J.. J. Parker. i
IL. Willard and p. II. Rutter were invite
1t to act as judges. Six-minute speeches wer
re allowed in argument with two minutes 70
rebuttal The speeches were all wei
- made. The judges voted by ballot in favo
OF the negative on the weight of argu
ment