The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-06

Joe Palmer of Company ! has been
spending furlough at home.
James tittlc Of Saxtons River visited
his sister Mrs. 4. W. Barry, Tuesday
Miss Mabel Columbus, who has been
working in Brattcboro, is at home this
week
Mrs f. w. Watson and father, Mr.
sawyer. visited relatives in Gill, Mass.
recently
Several Of the young people attended
/ the play and dance in South Londonderry
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. II, franklin and son, Guy,
spent the weekend at 4. H. Howe's in
/ West Townshcnd.
\ regular meeting of Orchard Wom-
Ian's Relief corps will be held in the vii
lggc Saturday afternoon, July a.
Mr. and Mrs b. Il. Phillips are enter
tanning Nus Phillips's brother, Mr.. VIII
liams of Boston, and family this week.
Niss Bessie Davis and Miss Ruby Howe
of East Dover and Miss Eta Thomas,
who is working in Newianc, were guest,
in the home Of Miss Florence Howard this
wecl.
Dr. and Mrs f. J.. Osgood Joined in a
family picnic at Sunset lake Wednesday
among those present being their sons
Fred Osgood of Aspinwall Pa, and NJ
Park Ossood of Undcrhill. with then
families. Mrs. Gratia Davidson of New
fame and other relatives
The following guests have been enter
tanned at the home of Mrs Ada Pierc,
this week: Bert Pierce. Mrs. Brockwa,
: and Miss Sadie Brockway of Pittstield
. Mass, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Leach an,
two children of Mortified Farms, Mass
, Mrs Adchcrt Pierce of Wliamsvillc.
. Another Red Cross sewing meeting vii
: lie held in the town hall Tuesday after
!. noon, July TO- Work will be done nl
! bath robes, tor which the material ha
been received, and on other articles 70
Il hospital use. All women are invited I
he present To aid in the work Donation
d of suitable material are requested.
I Sayrc has taken charge of tn
northern mail route. beginning July
!, in place Of A. w. Barry, who has ha
:. the route four years. Mr.. Barry gave ei
n tire satisfaction and had scarcely a failur
= in making the trip on time Mr. Sayr
g. will use an automobile He also Ia
''hIllt ~ ~ ~ jANll'N NiiiNH VIII ~ t4S'
: as stage for the depot trip.
&c The Fourth was solemn, serious. sa
: aud sane day to most residents of the Vi
7 lagn Several automobile loads visito
West Battlcboro, Lowell lake. etc CT
3. crs joined in family picnics Many of Il
3. farmers took advantage of the fine weat
"a ar to speed up their having A few 81
I'd rockets and spatklcrs IN the village in Il
Us evening pleased the little people.
IL Rev y II. Lawrence possesses "A Su
y shine library st about 5000 volum
3 which he has for years placed at the d
posll Of the people in his parishes on &
We same plan as that ot free public tibral
X. Many have taken advantage of this t
IT, past year, especially students Of the SCI
- mary Over i50 books have been add
" to the library during Mr. Iawrence's j,
-. ld"ncc here, about 60 since Februar
". During the past wcel, II books were Z
n. mated by NJ II Lewis of West Mcdfol
n. Mass. agent for the central commit
NJ. on the study OF foreign missions, and
- by the Swcdenhorg Publishing ASSOCIATE
Of Minneapolis. About 5000 volumes a
9, fiction, the cream of those Published t
vi last - years The library is at the b
p. list parsonage for the use of all.