The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-10-06

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Mrs. R. D. Taylor of Keene, was
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dav-
export.
Mrs. A. L. Garfield of Brattleboro.
has been spending the week at H. s
Garfeld's
Edward Abbott had the misfortune to
badly injure one arm in a paper ma
chine Wednesday.
Mrs Richard Warren of Springfield
Mass, visited a few days this week with
Mrs. W. S. Kimball
0, G. Robertson and L. n Stcarns have
been in the Adirondacks on a hunting
trip the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Sheridan and
child were guests last week Of his sis
ter, Mrs. ". F. Robertson.
G, S. Smith has been drawn as grand
Juror and Z. Y. Aldrich as petit juror
for the October term of court
Mr. and Mrs. n a Blouin were called
to Greenfield Wednesday by the serious
illness OF Mrs. Blouin's mother.
p. /. OConnor is now sole owner OF
the Zion's Hill Press. having recently
purchased f. J. Harris interest.
Miss Agnes Groves and Miss Mayme
Perkins of Manchester, have been guests
this week Of Mrs. Chester Brice
Mrs, Hugh Sheridan Of North Adams,
has been spending few DAYS with her
daughter. Mrs w f. Robertson.
The ladies of the Cniversalst church
served an excellent harvest supper in
the vestry. 1t was well patronized.
The Red Cross room will be open
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS from to )
P. m. and Friday evenings from to o
| Miss Marion and Miss Gertrude Sprague
left for Durham Monday, where they
are attending the state agricultural col
Iege
AIRS Mary Smith returned Wednesday
| from Weetfeld, Mass. where she had
been visiting relatives, including her son
Capt. Harry Smith OF Troop A, who has
received many compliment. from his
superior officers upon the fine condition
lof his command
Ralph w. Freeman has moved his
steam saw mill from the \. L. Tavlol
lot to the Blanchard lot opposite the
Summer place, where he will cut off the
Ipine and chestnut timber recently bought
by +. \. Davis.
DR. NJ P Bergeron. who recently re
lceived a commission of lst lieutenant il
the dental reserve corps, was ordered
"Wednesday to report at Fort Ethan Al
len at once. He expects to 20 to Char
liotte, \. C., before winter
The local officers wish to call attcn
ton to the fact that horse drawn vehi
Icies are generally breaking the law wh;cl
Estates that all vehicles at night. mus
be provided with lights visible from tn
front and rear. Drivers of vehicles no
Equipped with lights are liable to arres
and IN ease OF accident for all damages
The winter time schedule of the Ashue
lot branch leaves the hour OF the earl
morning train for Boston at $40. til
same as during the summer The Ney
\ DIRK train arrives at 5:55 in the after
noon and the last down train in the eve
ming leaves at S:2I. The trains at TIN
Fort Hill station remain practically tn
same.
The opening meeting of the Woman
club was held last Tuesday at the Out
look, Harold c. Hollands bungalow OF
Tower hill. There was no formal pro
gram, the gathering being more in TIL
mature of a business meeting. Mrs. FL
len kimball spoke on Belgian relief work
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
&c. \, Holland. Oct 10
The response to the appeal for fund
for the War library has been very salts
factory and while our allotment to rails
was $3.50, the sum of S94.65 has alread,
been received which. together with sum
promised insures a total of at least Sl00
Books and magazines have also beer
cheerfully and numerously given and Mis-
Charlotte Slate, who is in charge o
the local work. has received a lette
from the state librarian, Mr.. A H. Chase
stating his appreciation of the promp
land generous response from the loca
ipeople.
In the annual business meeting OF tn
congregational church the following off
GERS were elected: c. A. Robertson
clerk Mrs. c. f. AIetcalf, secretary an,
treasurer; Mrs. A. f. Fisher. superin
tendent of home department; NJ. s. Leach
superintendent of Sunday school: @. 4
Robertson, assistant superintendent o
Sunday school; Miss Jean Gray, secretar,
and treasurer Of Sunday school; Mr.
, Lura Hale, superintendent of grade
work; Mrs Carrie Rubeor, superintend
ent of cradle roll There were variou
other subcommittee and minor officer
chosen also at this meeting.
Following is an item of interest t
Hinsdale people which was taken fror
the Meriden, Conn. Times: Mrs. Mar
Clark Carey, 30 years Of age, wife 0
Dennis T. Carey of - Crescent stree
died at her home this morning at abou
, o'clock, from cancer in the throat
She was born in Hinsdale, \. H., and ha
resided in Meriden 10 years. Besides he
husband she is survived by two son.
Walter A. of Meriden, and Private Byro
C., who is now stationed at Fort Slocun
n. Y, and a daughter Marion. of Mer
, den. The deceased was member Of tn
+ First Methodist church in Meriden"