The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-18
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ing in Canada.
W. L. Erhard has returned from q
week s trip in Michigan
The Kleane Klub was entertained by
Mrs Elbie Pike Thursday
Mrs. Arthur Day is spending a few
days with friends in Readsboro
Mrs Elbie Pike recently bought |
new piano through NJ. L. Stickney.
Merton Barber and Earle Streeter |
are in Boston few days this week.
Harrison Kingsley has finished work
for the Deerfeld River Railroad Co. |
Mrs. Joan Newton Cuneo of New
York is in town on business this week. |
Rev. J. Wesley Rafter preached in
| the First Baptist church in st. Al
| bans last Sunday.
Harrison Kingsley and Bernard
Wilder were in North Adams Tues
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howe have
moved into their new home on High
| street
Miss Gertrude Alvord is suffering
| from broken kneepan, caused by
falling.
E. j. Eddy of Brattleboro was a
| business visitor in town the first of
| the week.
| w. N. Bassett is working for the
Ludington Woodenware Co., as night
| Waterman.
Miss Mary Smiley of Pocona Pines,
Pa, is a guest of her niece, Miss Mar
garet Smiley.
| L. w. Boyd and C. S. Barnard at
tended the Isreal Hall auction in Hal
flax Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Barnard and son, Stuart,
and Mrs. Ernest Harris were in North
Adams Monday.
Fred Robinson of West Wardsboro
visited his sister, Mrs. F. z. Ray, a
few days recently.
Miss Berard of North Adams has
been a guests of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Ring, at the Tavern.
= Mrs. John Mccain of Belmont, \.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred E. Johnson
oI The auxiliary to the Sons of Vet
Grams will give dance in Memorial
E hall st. Patriek's day evening.
9 Sedrick Rice has returned to his
f home in Dakota, Mr. Rice had beer
n working for Mrs. John Temple.
Charles Davis of New York city wa
4 a guest over Sunday of Miss Saral
4 Keeney at Mrs. Lucy Hubbard s.
Miss Georganna Green, who visite,
D. Mrs. ]. II. Kidder a few days recent
/ ", has returned to her home in TT Y
IL IN. Y.
Sc John Spine visited in North Adam
the first of the week. Mr.. Spine ha
: finished work for the Deerfield Rive
so Railroad Co.
in Walter Grimes was called to Yves
Acton, Mass, on account of the Sc
rious illness of his mother, Mr..
Charles Grimes.
Mrs. H. F. Barber, who has been il
has so far recovered that her traine
. nurse, Miss Vadnais, returned home I
Ct North Adams Saturday.
+. E. Cheney has been i'll with gri
q Ernest Harris has been acting as col
n duetor on the. passenger train, dnrin
no Mr.. Cheney's illness.
- Mrs. Roy Williams and son, E
- ward, of Middle Granville, n. H., al
- visiting Mrs. Williams's parents, NJ
e and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert.
J. d. Bristow went to the Nor
he Adams hospital Monday to undergo {
$50 operation. Miss Laura Bristow
he he odgensburg, n. Y, is with h
"a, brother.
de- will be presented in Memorial hs
Of Thursday evening of next week f
Inn the benefit Of the Order of the Eas
ser ern Star
ent Several women pleasantly surpris
Mrs Luther Bellows Tuesday afte
noon. Five hundred was played, aft
which refreshments brought by t
women were served.
rba xxrrsc& oh tal,
away by the Trumbull Players Satt
wn day night was won by George Sch
rch bel. The Trumbull Players were We
ca entertaining during their stay here.
D. W. Smiley left Monday for Ph
l adelphia, where he will meet
my daughter, who has been spending t
zen winter with her mother in F1oriC
Mrs. Smiley is in Florida for h
me health.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith, \
the and Mrs, G. B. Kelland, Mr.. and NJ
for V. L. Adams and Miss Irma GIBBS
the entertained the Bridge club and thu
iay husbands Saturday evening at
en- Patrick's party.
erS Fred Pickwell, while working in
iee planning mill at the Courtemanche sh,
&C was painfully injured when a sti
!, flew from the saw and struck his ha,
the cutting it badly. Several stitches h
on ON to be taken to close the cut.
zed Mrs. Edward Welchens and t
id children are visiting Mrs WeleheI
rch sister, Mrs. Elbie Pike. They forme
one lived in Nashua, n. H., but their f
IRA niture is being moved to Framingha
out Mass, where Mr.. Welehens has e
ans ployment.