The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-02

reate sermon by ReN. A H. Hill OF the
Congregational church will be preached
in the town hall. The graduation and
Junior speaking exercises will be held
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday
evening a reception to the graduates
will be given The graduates this
wear. three in number, are William
Powers. Theresa Coll and Marion JEFF
fords.
Miss Lillian Mead is at home from
South Lancaster, Mass.
Elwood Weed visited in Boston from
Saturday to Wednesday.
Miss Hannah Mullins of Boston is
visiting friends in town.
A. f. Fisher spent a few days in
Boston the first of the week.
Chauncey Farr of Springfield, Mass,
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Quigley was at home
from Greenfield, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs Louis \. Stearns spent a part |
of last week in South Gardner, Mass. |
Harry C. Holland and Roger F. Hol- |
land have been in Boston several
days.
Miss Abbie Howe of Bellows Falls, |
VT, is visiting her brother, R. L.
! Howe.
Mrs. James Watson of Winchester
has been guest of her son, William
E. Watson.
Frank Golden and son have been
spending few days here with his son,
Patrick Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker were
called to Boston Friday by the ill
ness of relatives,
E w Butterfeld, deputy state SUI
perintendent of schools, visited the
local schools last week.
Mrs. Frank Lamb of Greenfield,
Mass, spent Tuesday here with Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Lamb
Miss Cora Dexter was Il guest of
Mrs George Holland in Brattleboro
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Mann and son,
? Merton, Of Brattleboro spent Tuesday
in town with relatives.
: Mrs Frank Comfort of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
e Mrs. John Beauchaine.
= Several of the young people from
e this town attended the dance at For
i est lake Tuesday evening.
Henry Klouse of Lawrence. Mass,
has been spending several days with
; MI. ana MIS- t &hiiiiGOH
= Dr. A. A. Pratte of Keene visited
the schools Wednesday i'll his official
=. capacity as medical advisor.
4 Joseph Patnode of Haverfeld, Mass
was a guest the first of the week Of
u his daughter. Mrs, R. L. Howe.
Y Mr. and Mrs. w. F Robertson en-
i j0yed an automobile trip to North Ad
n ans and Pittsfeld, Mass, the first OF
r the week.
r The high school baseball team suf
), fered another defeat at the hands OF
a Mortified team last Saturday by the
score of IS to II.
y. F. w Tilden and Miss Winnie Tildel
< went to Barre, Vt. Friday to spend {
n few days with relatives. They mad,
# the trip by automobile.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saben anC
n children of Bellows Falls, VT, have
e. been guests a few days Of Mr.. Saben
Is mother. Mrs. Sarah Saben.
s. Repairs to the engine and the waite
wheel at the Orren c. Robertson Co
mill necessitated a shut down of tina
plant last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Temple hav
Is gone to Togus, Me, to visit their son
Rev Charles H. Temple. They ex
Id pect to spend a short time in Boston.
\ recital will be given in the nea
It's future by the young women of tn
Congregational church. the proceeds @
a which will be added to the organ 7,
pair fund.
as G. S. Howe left yesterday for Chic;
Id GO, where he will attend the nations
Republican convention and act as Sc
. geant at arms from the state of Ne
va Hampshire.
The board of education recently mt
q representative from a firm desirin
ne to sell adjustable seats for the scho
rooms and q limited number of thes
seats will be bought for trial.
, There will be a baseball meeting
the Firemen s hall at lis 0 'cloc
Monday evening at which time eaC
81 team viii elect a permanent capta
A. and the schedule of games will be a
nounced.
Ids Health officer W. c. Booth and J. '
al Field inspected the school building
outside the village recently and at Il
nd same time notified the teachers TIN
it'll all children must be vaccinated befo
ng September.
The freight embargo on the Ne
to Haven railroad has turned a lar
arv amount of local traffic to the EXPIRE
at company both inward and outwar
The largest inward shipment was a ca
load of cardboard from New York
llei the White, Washburn Co. s mill
md The domestic science class served
SIS first class dinner Monday to the boa
rial OF educahon, superintendent or schoo
and the high school faculty in the {
nestle science room in the Lebe
building. The excellent manner
which the meal was prepared reflect
at credit upon the pupils and their teac
law er.
The union memorial services in t
ler. Universalist church were well
hill tended Sunday. The various patrio
ght organizations were present in a boo
5oy Rev. F. H. Cole, pastor of the chur,
- LoaNe an annrn1n1iate sermnn Rev