The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-08

for the rest of the day On the island
second-class tests were worked, together
with boating, bathing, games and a corn
roast The Scouts enjoyed their second
outing hugely.
Harold Washburn is home from Wash
ington for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Blood and children
are on an automobile trip in Massachu-
sets
The Ladies Union Aid society Of East
Putney will meet with Mrs. Henry Frost
next week Thursday.
Mrs w. E. Parkers mother, Mrs
Lnderman of Philadelphia, will come
| today to spend some time with her daugh
| ter.
| Clifford H. Cooke came Sunday from
/ Springfield, Mass. for short visit at his
home here, returning Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Frances Russell left Thursday aft
ernoon for Williamstown. Later she will
continue her studies for a degree at Rad
cliffe college.
Carl Howard of FL Centre, Calf. has
been spending week with his uncle, III.
&c. Howard, after an extended trip in the |
West of eight years.
Miss Clara Gale Of Bratteboro was a
guest Saturday of Mrs. H. I. Coe, en-
route to the home Of her sister, Mrs. |
Briggs, in Claremont, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben O. Blood of Wind
sor, We're guests Labor day of his uncle,
{. H. Reed, and sister, Mrs. Guy Rob
erts, and family, coming by automobile.
: VI. G. Williams went to his cottage at
+, Claremont Junction, \. H., Saturday
; where Mrs. Williams has been several
+ weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. v G.. Williams
. were there Sunday, going in their automo
| bile
: Mr. and Mrs George Z. Fuller and her
. mother, Mrs. Clara Baldwin, of Glens
' Falls, n Y, came Sunday by automobile
over the Mohawk Trail for visit at Earl
! I. Fuller's, returning Wednesday, accom-
! panied by Earl E. Fuller.
e Mr.. Butterfeld of Westminster West
is doing the work on the new constable
: 90 feet long which Hugh w Goodel Is
5 building at the Washburn farm, where he
! will keep his mich cows this winter. az
| it Is nearer for the shipment OF milk TO
market
Mrs. May Pierce went Monday to
: Springfield, Mass, where she spent the
: night with her sister, Mrs Naomi Darden
Wilson, before returning to her work in
! New York city. Mrs. Pierce has been a
= guest of her mother, Mrs Naomi Darden,
about month.
The national flag etiquette will be OBJ
y served by the Boy Scouts as near as pos
sible: Flag raised in the morning and
y lowered at sunset on each pleasant day
re The custodian Will be F. A. Burdtt, one
y of the local council, and fer the presen,
o two members of Lion patrol will atten.
a to the raising and lowering of the flag
ID Irving ketchum returned Monday from
weeks stay with his daughter Mrs. Ed
of ward Glynn, in Springfield, Mass Mrs
lg ketchum will remain a while longer
e Their son, Frank Ketchum, is in West
field, Mass, where he vert to camp Bart
he lett with Company | boys, who wer
~ transferred to the 26th division and hi
m parents have been able to visit him IN,
have him with them at Springfield.
r- Miss Grace Oliver, who had been {
st guest Of Miss katherine Booth, has re
IF. turned to her home in Worcester, Mass
Melvin Fletcher, who also was a guest a
- the Booth home, returned to his family
r. in Leominster, Mass, before going to thei
no home in Everett, and Miss Jennie f
/ Pierce returned to her teaching in Scit
uate, Mass All left by automobile Sun
ie day to take the train at Keene, n Fl
IS Miss Booth accompanied them to Keene
The Red Cross bazar held last Frida,
after two days postponement on accoun
of weather, far exceeded the expectation
iei of those in charge in financial returns No
~ all the returns are In and a correct ST ate
VI ment cannot be made, but full repol
y will be given later. Mrs Everleth, Mr.
Thwing and Mrs. f. E. Robertson wer
ew in charge of the household table Their
ct was a handkerchief table in change
has Mrs. r. B. Davis; candy, Miss Eth
ley Page and Miss Charlotte Eaton. grab
Miss Elizabeth Braley, Miss Lizzie Hougl
ar ton; fancy work, Mrs. A. NJ. Cor ser, Mr.
md Mary Pierce, Mrs. W. +. Parker il
I'd. cream and cake, Miss Edith Page; veg
ing tables, Mrs. Mary E. Washburn, Mi
it'll Fanny Prouty; fruit wagon, an old ge
teman and lady from the country, wi
ST drove to town with their cart and did e
ON ceedingly well. The bazar closed wit
; I an auction.
His On Sunday Mrs. Helen P. Cooke r
pro, celved a telegram from her brother-i
law, L. I. Landman of South Londo
no. derry, stating that her brothers VIII
eek Mrs. Efie (Johnson) Fuller, So, wife
lay Edgar L. Fuller of Manchester Dep
had W.T., died Saturday night in South Lo
eir dOnderry. Mrs. Fuller died in the hon
of Rev. Mr.. Enright, where she hi
Who been taken to be cared for, his wife bel
and a trained nurse. Much sympathy is G
,me pressed for Mr.. Fuller in the loss of tr
-ent helpmeet of % years A year ago Ia
May he buried his only child, son,
highly respected and promising you
man. Mrs. Fuller had been suffering wi
,aan heart trouble for several months
! 70 Tuesday George L. Fuller took his graz
ylor mother, Mrs. Helen P. Cooke, his faith
light Cafi f. uiler' ana uncle' olnord