The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-29
Mrs. Reuben Adams is seriously i'll.

Mrs. Reuben Adams is seriously i'll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin spent
Tuesday with relatives in SaXtons River
Mrs Hattie Blood is staying for the
present at the home of her son, r. w.
! Blood
Arthur Railway of Newfane is at Hor-
ace Gales this week with his wood saving
machine.
Mrs. Lucy Franklin has returned to her
home in the village after remaining six
weeks at Horace Gales.
Albert Phillips recently sold two and a
half horsepower gasoline engine to West
ley Allen of Wardsboro.
Miss Eloise Cummings sustained an in
jury while at play recently which put her
on the sick list several days
Plans are being made by the Grange
members for sleighride to Grafton Fri
day night to attend the play and dance by
the Grange there.
A song service was held at the Seminary
vesper service Wednesday afternoon in
stead of the address by some visitor which
has usually been given.
Mrs. Frank Felch, who had been for
some time III Lowell, Mass, came Tuesday
to Join her husband at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H \. 'Felch, on
West hill
The annual parish dinner and roll cal
of the Baptist church win be held in the
church Thursday, Feb. 4. The program
will he announced Sunday. Several speak
ers are expected for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X Greenwood anC
daughter, Margery, visited in the home o
\. w. Butler in Jamaica this week anC
attended the play, Gyp the Heless, il
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Butler took part.
The several teachers in Leland and GRAY
/ seminary and the three teachers in tn,
I village graded school were pleasantly en-
. tertained Tuesday afternoon and evening
in the home of DIR. and Mrs. L. J. Parker
Tea was served and social evening en-
joyed,
Q The next regular meeting of the Dorca
: guild will be held in the Congregations
, vestry Wednesday afternoon, Feb 5, a
= 100 o'clock. The Townshend surgica
o dressing section will meet at the sam
'e place and time. A letter has been receives
= by Mrs. O. w. Follett, president of tn
q latter society, from the New York head
quarters commencing the work done b
= this section and congratulating her on tn
il interest shown by the women of thi
8. community.
- The women's missionary society Of tn
e, Congregational church held it's annu;
W meeting in the home of Mrs. T.. II Bo
- worth Wednesday afternoon and the 70
L. lowing officers We're chosen: Pres. Mr.
n o. r. Dauchy; vice pres, Mrs. r. Ii. 30
worth; sec, Mrs. c. II. Willard; treas
n Miss Jennie Holbrook; advisory com
e, o. Nv. Follett, Mrs. G. II. Evans, Mi,
q Emma Bushnell. An interesting paper W;
.: read by Mrs. c. II. Evans ON Tile Life j,
* Cyrus Hamlin, Founder of Robert CO
&c lege.
a. On Friday evening, Jan. %, the Earn
Z; ers' union of the little red sehoolhouse di
- trict held a social meeting in the home
}. Elmer Short, the occasion being a surpri
. in honor of Mr.. Shorts birthday annive
sary, The evening was very enjoyab
- spent with games and musical prograr
is Miss Marion Wright of Newfane gave Sc
8 cral fine piano selections, and the son
3. sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Fetch were mus
" enjoyed by all. After refreshments,
ls- three piece orchestra, Miss Wrgl
Q: pianist, Albert Phillips violin and Herbe
an. Prescott drum, entertained the compal
a. a. until time to wish Mr.. and Mrs. Sho
81. good night. Mr.. and Mrs. Short recent
- came to this district from Iowa, and t
ice enjoyable evening spent at their hor
md served to strengthen the opinion that tn
are welcome and helpful addition to t
md community