The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-21

Several from here attended the circus
in Bellows Falls Saturday.
Clinton McElroy visited over Sun
day with relatives in Woodstock
| Mrs. G. s Beebe and little son Ken
Meth returned Sunday from week S
visit in Townshend
Edwin f. Gorham of Boston came last
week to spend the summer at his home
/ here with his brother, Henry. and sis
ters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Stone of Lon
donderry returned home Wednesday,
after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Stone S sister. Mrs Martin Gleason.
Hayden Fisher, who has Just finished
grade s at the South Valley school.
went Saturday to Camp Vail. Lyndon
vile, for two weeks with party OF 80
boys
Mabel Harlow went to Brattleboro
Tuesday. On Wednesday she went with
Mrs. Iiarrie b. Chase and family TO
Rye Beach. Portsmouth. \. H.. for a
month s stay
Favorable reports are received from
Mrs. y. c. Vass, who is at the Spring
| field (Nt.) hospital, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
She is doing well.
The Junior Christian Endeayor socie-
Ity viii meet Saturday afternoon at s
Q clock with Elizabeth Minard. After
the meeting there will be picnic with
supper on the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Howard and
| daughter, Blanche, and niece. Hazel
Howard, motored from East Templeton.
Mass, and spent the weekend with
Mr.. Towards brother, Albert Howard.
Blanche remained here for the summer.
Miss Mary Wakefield held a baby
clinic Monday morning at the home OF
Mrs Edward Phillips. Five children
under school age were weighed, meas
ured and examined The campaign is
being carried on throughout the coun-
try by the government.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McInerny and
Misses Mary and Lena Campbell of
Boston motored here Saturday and Wis
tied over Sunday and Bunker Hill day
(June 10, which is a Massachusetts
holiday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Camn.
bell, to whom it was very enjoyable
surprise party
A family party consisting of Roland
| Chapman and family in their automo-
bile, Frank Harlow in his automobile
and his brother, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Goodell, Miss Alice and Eliza
beth Goodell and Mrs Mary Washburn
OF Putney in Mr.. Goodell s automobile.
all went to Windham Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman and on
their return called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lake in Grafton.
The Windham County Farm Bureau
News Tor June gives the number of
| members In each town, showing that
| Westminster leads with IS men. and IS
women, total of Sc members, Brattlez
Doro second with 30 men and 20 won
en-, total 10; Wilmington third with 40
men and 10 women. total 81 !. Roeking
ham fourth with 90 men and the larr-
est number of women members. So.
total o. All the other towns fail far
| behind sge. "a
Last Thursday afterneen both schools
met at the Westminster West school ami
Miss Marjorie Luce of Burlington, as
sistant state leader of boys and girls ,
club work in Vermont, spoke to them
about club work and f. G.. Hayward
OF the Vermont extension service spoke
about gardening. There is a well or
ganized club here and this meeting took
ne form of club meeting with Harry
Harlow, who is president of the club.
presiding. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by, Doris Chapman,
secretary pro tenn. The whole meeting
would have been a credit to much
older organization.