The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-15
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The Grange held a meeting Monday
night
Miss Julia Sparks was in Brattleboro
Monday.
Mrs. w NJ. Sparks was in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Miss Edith Adams is clerk in C. C.
Robnson's store
Miss Mae ingalls, of Windham was at
y. e Taft's Tuesday.
Earl Wheeler was in Windham with
his automobile Tuesday
j. II. Ware recently bought the hotel
property of Frank Mclean.
Miss Nellie Fish of Calinga. Cal, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. /. S Sayre.
Bessie Boyden had party Monday to
celebrate her sixth birthday anniversary.
Leslie Lowe is i'll and his daughter.
Mrs Thomas Rice of Brattleboro, is with
him.
Mrs. F. L. Osgood is visiting her son.
NJ. Park 0sgood. at White River June
tion.
Miss Helen Adams accompanied her
brother, John to his home in Athol for a
visit.
Charles H. Shattuek of Staten Island.
y Y, called on his aunt, Mrs +. II. Viii
lard, Friday.
Daniel Willard finished work in Gull
ford and returned home Saturday to at
tend school.
James Gilbert of Brattleboro was in
town Monday and went from here to
Sunset lake.
Miss Hester Holden of Westminster
West visited relatives in town the first
of the week.
Mrs. Florence Howe and son. Everett,
of Brattleboro. were recent visitors at C.
C. Robinsons.
As many as p or 30 from here attend
ed the play in Wardsboro Tuesday night
IN spite of the hot weather.
! Miss Minnie Bockann. teacher sof
| Brooklyn. \. y. came Saturday to spend
several weeks with Mrs J S Ford
Mrs. Norman Marsh and children. who
have been visiting in town. have re-
turned to their home in Pixies Falls.
Miss VI T. jones, teacher in the
graded school, has returned for the fall
term and will board at |. S. Sayre's.
Rev Arthur Allen of Vergennes. DR.
Davidson's assistant, preached in the
Baptist church Sunday morning and eve
ming.
". H. Taft and family and Miss
Eleanor Willard went TO East Mortified
Sunday to attend the meetings of the
general conference.
Robert Lincoln and family. after few
days visit with relatives in town, re
turned to their home III Athol, Mass.
last week Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Taft, who has been il
Hartford Conn. for some time has re
turned to her home here with her par
ents for her vacation.
Rev s l.. Vincent recently received /;
card saying that his son, Claude, hac
reached safely the other side SO now bot
of his boys are overseas.
The Camp Fire girls are to hold a meet
ing and have a waffle supper in +. d
Phillips's pasture this week in honor o
one Of their number who is going away
| While d. f. Boutelle was repairing tn
stone on the Wilson lot in the cemeter,
the stone in some way fell on his ankle
spraining ii so that Mr.. Boutelle j
Obliged to use crutches
Mrs c. D. Galloway who has been a
Rev s. L. Vineent's for two weeks, lef
Monday morning for Greenwood, Mass
where she will visit her son and then &,
to her home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Il. W. Watson and daughter
Rena. recently visited in Gill, Mass, am
keene. y H., returning home Tuesday
Mrs Watson's father. Mr.. Sawyer, visit
ed in Massachusetts with her.
Mrs. Daisy Williams received new
Monday of the death of her sister i
Massachusetts, She left that day accom-
panied by Mrs. Ola Williams, who for
merly worked for Mrs. J. G. Taft.
The fall term of the town schools be
gan Tuesday Miss Edith Farr Of Rip
ton teaches the higher grade of the vii
lage school The lower grade is laugh
by Miss NJ T. Jones and the middl
grade by Mrs b. r. Phillips. as formerly
Mrs. William James Of Brooklyn, \
Y, is spending few days with Rev. +
| H. Bosworth's family. Mrs. James is tn
wife of the late Rev. William James Q
the Woodlawn Congregational church o
Brooklyn where Rev. K. IL. Boswortl
ra,-.yad paStaI. >