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

Mrs. J.. +. Reed has returned to Til
ton, n. II.
Mr. and Mrs n II. Robinson returned
home from their trip to Wilmington Sun
day.
Church repairs are progressing rapidly
this week with Waylie Newell of Jamaica
in charge
Rev F. w johnson returned home
from the state convention at Richford
Friday morning
Mrs. Sara Pike is visiting at Frank
Kidder S and Miss Hattie Allen with
friends in Jamaica.
Raymond Kendall attended the Green
field fair, carrying a load of people from
Wardsboro by automobile.
The annual hike to the tower by the
Stratton Mountain club Will take place
Saturday, Oct. g. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Putnam, Mr.. and
Mrs. jerry Foley and Sherman Waite at
tended the Greenfield fair last week.
| George H. Davis, an aluminium dem
onstrator, was at the Green Mountain
House last Thursday evening and Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bissell of Boston
and Mrs Ida Brigham and Miss Augusta
Bissell called at E. NJ Fitts's and f. O.
Newells Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed, Mrs.
Sherman Waite, Maurice Lowe and Clar,
ence Streeter attended the field meeting
at Wilmington last Wednesday.
Fred Davis and Mrs William Balloch
of Windsor and Mrs. Lydia Brown of
IBaldwinville, Mass, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Reed over Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs Carrie Moulton is spending z
/ weeks vacation with relatives in Will
mantic, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pike
= are staying at f. l.. Pixies during her alb
sence
O. NJ Newell again rode TO the village
= Tuesday, spending the afternoon pleasant
ly IN his sons car on the church lawn
whence he watched repairs and greeted
many friends
Mrs. Ida Brigham and Miss August;
Bissell were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
T. Eugene Bissell and Mr. and Mrs. 5
e Townshend of Boston at the Greer
Mountain House Saturday evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bacon and littl
lof Mr.. Bacon S mother. Mrs. Georg
g Wetherbee, where Mr. Bacon will as
: sist Mr.. Wetherbee in carrying on tn
farm.
Baptist church. F. ". johnson, pastor
is As the church IS undergoing repairs ther
win be no services there this week. \
i, evening service will be held in the pa
!. sonage Sunday at 7 O'clock. A blacl
board sermon will be given. All are il
vited
= Mr.. and Mrs Everett Putnam Of SpT1n
field, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs Mart
IPhmpton called on O. NJ Newell Tue
= day Mr. Putnam is son of the lar
'e George w Putnam and had not visite
his native town since the death OF h
J mother in 1905 He is now superinte
lg dent OF the street railway IN Springfield
y The Ladies circle was pleasant
is entertained at Mrs. Thomas Johanson
IS. last Thursday afternoon. The weath'
!. was perfect and there was good q
ID tendance, 10 women and nine lit
is- folks being present The work was {
n tray cloths, napkins and handkerchI
substitutes for the Red Cross, as the SUI
ofIply of yarn for knitting is nearly e
" hausted Mrs. Johanson served san
: witches, cakes, coffee and cocoa. Sever
musical selections were played by Nh
Johanson and her son, Olaf. The ne
IS meeting of the circle viii be held Wi
ne Mrs. Leon Waite at the Green Mounta
ma House next Wednesday afternoon. II
work will be sewing for the Red Cro'
nd All are invited.
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