The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-22

year ago. The newly married couple IN
have the best wishes of a large mum
Der of friends.
Mrs w. /. Todd spent Friday in
Kecne.
Miss Alice LaChance is visiting rela-
tivcS in Laconia.
Norman Knapp has gone to Benning
ton, VT, to visit relatives.
Miss Hazel Tillinghast recently vis-
tied friends in Holroke, Mass.
Mike Heafitz and family were III Bos
ton with relatives over Sunday.
Herman Penn spent two days in
Claremont the first of the week.
Mrs Charles A. Holland was in Ban
croft, Mass, for a visit recently
Miss Charlotte Eaton of Putney. Vt,
Is visiting Mrs. Grace Wellington.
Rev A. T.. Quist and Marvin Barrett
have purchased Ford automobiles.
Another Red Cross dance will be !
held next week Thursday evening
Corp. Russell Barbour of Wcstfeld
was a visitor in town over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs Edmund La Chaine spent
Sunday in IIarrisvillc with friends
| j. NJ Lamb is entertaining his brother
and family Of Leominster this week
i Miss Ivy Cook of Providence is spend
ing week here with Miss Hazel Til
linghast.
Andrew Hicks and family Of Bridge
port, Conn, spent Sunday at T. W. Til
den 5.
Edward Howard of Marlboro. Mass,
- ,-iSi SJoio oIo+
friends.
II. H. Newton and Mr.. and Mrs Ny
ron Dickerman motored to Windsor, Vt,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Griffin of Clare
mont have been visiting at W. G.
Booth 5.
Andrew Farnham has returned from
a l0-days visit with his parents in
Moretown, Vt.
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Weeks of Malta
pan, Mass, were Sunday visitors at l..
&. Merritt 5.
Wallace Thaver is seriously i'll with
pneumonia and under the care of a
trained nurse.
Mrs W. T. Gould OF Boston is yis-
iting at the home of her father, George
4. Robertson.
Austin Tacv, who is at the military
camp in Wcsthcld, spent Sunday with
| friends in town.
Rcv. f. S Banford Of Portland, Ne,
| will preach in the Congregational pull
| pit next Sunday.
! Miss Maudc Dickerman came home
4 Friday from Clarcmont, where she has a
/ teaching position.
Miss Lamoillc Langworthy has gone
II to Boston, whore she has entered the
Il conservatory Of music.
II Miss Emma Behnhe of Cambridge
1 Mass, is a guest here this week Of Mr.
Il and Mrs. A. II. Behnke
Il Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Derry of Town
II shcnd, Vt, visited al G. H. Bailey i
II from Saturday to Monday.
Il Mrs. W. w Nash and son, Robcr
II Stebbins Of Covina. Cal, spent one ia,
II recently in town with friends
II Mrs. John Picard of Springfield
Il Mass, spent sunday with her parents
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Detour.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Howe have beer
II in Bridgeport, Conn, for a visit wit
II their daughter, Mrs. l.. G. CAREY.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence f. Booth an
II children Of Boston are visiting his pai
Il ents, Mr.. and Mrs w G. Booth
II Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lamb spent SUI
day with their daughter, Mrs S. |
Richards, in South Decrfeld, Mass.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Judd of IIovok,
4: Mass, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y
!: +. Robertson the first of the week
/: Mrs. Woodruff Of Burlington. Vt, ha
t: been visiting her daughter, Mrs Ii
4: liam Adams, at Mrs. $. X. Sabcn 5.
!: Miss Gertrude Spraguc was given
/: very enjoyable surprise by party
/: her young friends Saturday evening
!: An enjoyable corn roast was mel
I: Friday evening ON the Public PLAY
!: ground by the pupils of the high schoo
i; DR.. and Mrs. William +. Lahifi
!: Lcominster, Mass, have been guests
81 the former sister, Mrs. Warren He
!: man.
!: X. L. Metcalf, rural mail carrier,
III having a vacation and +. O. Packa1
4 is ON the route during the former s a
= scncc.
i The proceeds from the Red Gro
&: dance last week Thursday Cvcnil
s.: amounted to $3.50 The next dan
= will be held Sept. 81.
The farmers are digging their la
potatoes and find the crops about equ
l to the average. Some fields, howevC
arc yielding much larger than usual
Peter Stornosky IS carriage was ba
1 ny damaged last Sunday night at t
Doolittle underpass, where it was
a collision with an automobile. No 0
was injured.
An unknown automobile broke doy
a telephone pole near the Eagle ir
foundry Tuesday night. A large qua
tity Of broken windshield glass was /
only clew.
Mrs. Victor Stearns of Boston a
Mrs. Burton Holman Of Nutlcv. y.
. who have been spending the past sey