The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-23

is equipping a store in the postofice
building.
c. E. Booth has taken a position in
a hotel orchestra at Watch Hill for the
summer
Cornelius Weeks has taken a position
as chauffeur for MIR. Schofield during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SarsfeId of
West swanzey have been guests of
J ohm Coll 5.
VT, spent last week with Mrs. George
A. Robertson.
Harold Weeks has been in Gardner,
| Mass, recently, where he visited his
brother, Chamrey Weeks.
Lewis Altman Of Madison y. J.,
| recently spent few days with his
/ grandfather, George w. Lewis.
Miss Eleanor Bailey his been
spending several days this week with
relatives in BernardstoA, Mass.
Miss Rest MetcaIf and party OF
music pupils enjoyed Il picnic and out
ing at Forest lake Wednesday.
Miss Martha Gray is at home from
Lewiston, Me, for Q visit with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Gray.
Miss Marion Spraguc is at home
from Meriden, where she had been
attending KimbalI Union academy.
Walter Stetson moved this week
from the Horton house on High street
into the Bell house on Kilburn street.
Miss Louise Chase hes gone to her
home in Orange, Mass, after living
for several months with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Savage.
Samuel Thompson Of Kccar and
Harry Smith of Boston, both formerly
of this town, have answered the call
to arms with their militia companies.
The Eastern Star party held at F. f
Field S Wednesday afternoon was welt
attended. The rain interfered conaid-
crably with the evening 5 enjoyment.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Derby and
daughter of Columbus, Ohio, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Leon1rd.
They are to spend the summer on the
Leonard farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Robertson,
Miss Elizabeth Hinchey md Ray
mond liinchey motored to Hydcville,
| Vt, Saturday. The latter VII remail
for the summer.
, Lyman Barrett who is member of
5 Company X of Springfield, Vt. visited
, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Bar
rett, briefly Tuesday evening before
leaving for camp.
Vice President f. X. Hall Of the
New England Telephone company, q
native of this town, is to deliver an
address in Kcenc at the trans-conti
? mental telephone night next Friday
{ evening, June 30.
4 NJ. S. Leach delivered a very attrac-
r tive looking auto-bus to Hotel North
field this week The body, with seat
! running cr0sswise and a seating capaci
l ty of l6 persons, was built in his ear
e riage shop and is mounted on q Buick
&. chassis. 1t is finished in dark green
and black.
e Miss Lamoillc Langworthy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Rufus NJ. Langworthv
y won the second Austine prize of $10t
as the result of her work in the Brat
, tleboro high school, from which sht
Il graduated this week in a class of Is
She was member of the high schoo
, orchestra, being an accomplished violin
ist.
8 The summer schedule of trains viii
go into effect next Monday, June %
=, and there are only two changes in tim.
r. ON the Ashuelot branch. The early
5 morning Boston train leaves at $40 in
: stead OF COS, the New York train
leaves at 7.49 a. m. instead of 7.58 a
? m. The extra summer train which raj
q between keene and South Vernon, go
. ing down about 4.30 in the Afternoon
and returning at S.45 in the evening
II for the past two years, will not be pu
II on this summer. The trains which stol
at Fort Hill remain practically I'm
y changed.