The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-08
EAST DUMMERSTON.

Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Halliday spent Sun
day in Springfield, Vt.
Miss Lemira A. Thwing of Putney is a
guest at LogCahin Farm.
Mrs. Viola Miller of Brattleboro was in
town Sunday calling upon old neighbors.
Miss Nellie Spauldiug visited Sunday in
Wcstmoreland y II.
Miss Miriam Reed went to Spofford lake
to spend the Fourth.
Miss Bertha Hazclton is spending the
week in Bellows Falls.
Miss Eva Cook is enjoying a few weeks
vacation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
T. Laughton.
Fred II. spaulding of Springfield
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
T. Spaulding.
Miss Louise c. Walker of northampton,
Mass, came Saturday Tor a few days visit
at the Walker farm.
Miss Margaret st. Cyr of Athol, Mass,
came Friday for visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Johnson.
John Calvin of Bridgeport. Conn. is
passing a week with his children at the
/ home OF Mr.. and Mrs. john Niles.
Robert Daniels and friend of Brat
/ tleboro were in town Monday t. en-
! Joy trout fishing with c. c. Laughton.
/ Excmsionists from here who went on
/ the trip to PIattsburg were Mr. and Mrs.
/ T. H. Brown. Miss Marion Gregory, Harry
/ Brown, Clarence Reed and H. c. Hazel
. ton.
/ Elwyu Richardson of Bridgeport,
Ct, who left Monday to Join Company
/ ! at Fort Ethan Allen was at the John
Walker farm Sunday to bid his friends
goodhy.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller of West
Brattleboro and Mrs, Addie Miller OF
southampton, Mass were Sunday guests
Of Mr. and Mrs ID. Il. Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Miller.
Mrs Ella Miller, teacher in the Hollow
school closed her school Friday with 3
picnic in J. X Crosby's grove. Ice cream
and cake with other pleasures made ,
pleasant ending for the school term.
The strawberry supper and dance giver
by the Grange Benefit society was wei
, patronized and one of the best given b,
! this organization Nothing unpleasant oc
CURED and each helped make the affai
ii success.
I Mr. and Mrs F. w Martin of Nashua
p \. H., returned to their home Tucsda
$ after a few days visit at Log-Cabin farm
d They were also guests Of Mrs August
Bennett at EImwood, Mr.. and Mrs |
Il C. Halliday and Mrs Emma Walker. Th
@ trip was made in their own motor car.
Il James Lahey, a former Dummcrsto
C boy, a machinist in New Haven. ha
J, enlisted in Company f., 2nd regimen
-c Connecticut National guards, and
N well on his way to the border. NJ
10 Lahey is son of Mrs. f.. !
10 Blood of Putney and grandson of NJ
@ and Mrs. +. II. Laughton of this tow
- The north school taught by Miss Miria
+. Reed closed successful term Frida
Hazel Miller and Evelyn Miller were NJ
absent during the term. Clifford Roy
and Clinton johnson were absent one dG
each, as were also Herbert Whitaker al
james johnson until allowed to lca'
school, the latter two weeks and Il
former one week before the close of Il
term, to assist in farm work. There we
10 pupils.
Miss Miriam Reed gave an enioyah
picnic to her pupils Of the north scho
Friday, the close of the school term of
weeks \ line was formed at the scho
house with "OId Glory floating at t
head and the pupils marched to their p
mic ground under the century old maple
made gay and festive with flags, tents, Ct
\ swing, games and short program can
after a bountiful dinner of cakes, san
wiches and fruit furnished by the childr
and ice cream and lemonade by the teas
er. and an extra gallon of ice cream
':Auntie" of two of the pupils. The tai
was spread in tent. Miss Reed ga
each pupil mounted photograph of |
whole school The school yell was Z
en- with vim on arrival at and departs
from the grounds.