The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23

rooms. and who furnished coffee and ice
cream for the players at the close of the
pageant.
Charles Z. Dickerson, jr., was at home
for the weekend.
Mrs. John Field is a guest of her
brother, Allen Field.
Fred Bolton was at home from Camp
Devens for the weekend.
Mrs. Lillian Sullivan and daughter
have returned to Stoneham.
Mrs. Charles Newton is a guest of
her sister, Mrs. n. p. Wood.
Miss Olive Kirschner of Maiden is a
guest at the home of Allen Field.
Miss Hattie Bolton has returned from
a weeks visit in Fly Summit, n. Y.
Mrs. n. D. Alexander of Springfield
is guest of Mrs. C. H. Webster.
Mrs. Dowseman Stratton of Allston,
Calender.
Mrs. Linton and daughter, Rita, of
Everett, are guests of Mrs. Herbert
| Woodward
Janette Robinson of New Jersey is a
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Newton.
Cecil T. Bagnall and daughter, Miss
Editha, of Turner's Falls, visited friends
in town Sunday.
| Mrs r. r. Calender has gone to
Whitefield, n. H., on account of the ill
ness of B. T. Calender.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Medford
were guests of their niece, Mrs. Viii
liam Leavis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stebbins and chill
dren of Springfield have been visiting at
John A. Fishers a week.
William Merriam has sold his farm al
Mortified Farms to Polish family, who
viii take possession Jan. l.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall and daugh
ter are guests of Miss Annie Campbell
at the Campbell homestead.
Mrs S. H. Smith and Mrs +. L. Tylel
and two children are spending week a
Forest lake, Winchester, n. II.
B. T. Campbell has sold his farm t,
the Polish family who live at the ives
end c. Benefits meadow bridge.
, Rev. Mr.. Newman of Chambers wy
; lie Presbyterian church of Philadelphia
will preach in the auditorium Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Kendrick and Mr..
Ollie Hale and her son, Kenneth. of Hins
dale, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Da
Wis.
Fl. Fl. Crozier has returned fror
Springfield, where he has been treate
. for rheumatism from which he is sti
suffering.
: Miss Clover Knowlton and mother, Mr.
Gates, who have been at the Cassiu
Baldwin place all summer, have returne
to Worcester.
Mrs. James Delaney of Orange an
\ her daughter, Mrs. Louis Potts of Ne
= York city, are guests of Mr.. and Mr.
i Frank Evans.
Q Max Huber is substituting at I'll
n East Mortified bookstore for Donal
o Winch, who is with the Boys Brigad
r at Spofford lake.
Andrew Hicks, son of A. G. Hick
IS formerly of this town, with his far
4 lily is living on Rustic Ridge. He
o employed at Barber S garage.
o Mr. and Mrs. c. L Robbins and h
. daughter, Grace, are visiting Mrs. Ro
&c bins S brother in Burlington, Vt. TIL,
will go to New York later.
The employees of the summer eonfe
ences held mystery party at Skim
gymnasium Wednesday evening. III
4 was the closing event of the season.
Prof. f. L. Duley and family are
1Gould hall during the convention of t
Brotherhood of st Andrew. They will
. to Gloucester Friday for a visit with NJ
Duley's relatives.
Homer Smith held private sale of |
place on Tuesday. His son, Prof. Geor
nc Smith, and three daughters, Carolil
d Theodore and Phoebe, of Yonkers, N. Z
C. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smi
st Miss Berniee Webster returned fir,
N. Camp Gulick, Me-, Wednesday. II
year she will be supervisor of drawi
81 in the public schools of the Huntingt
30 district, which includes three oil
80 towns.
10 Rev. J. East Harrison began bi
- lectures Thursday in the parlors
the Mortified hotel. The lectur
~ which viii continue through next We
30 are given at O'Clock each morni
and are open to the public.
m
Of Martin James received letters fr
IN. his brother, Benjamin James, this we
Benjamin James is corporal with |
machine gun corps and at the time
writing was in the front line trench
His brother, Dwight james, also is
the front.