The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-03

VIRUS lellIHg some ways OI sugar saw
ing. Mrs. Robert Lee Wood pleasingly
sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic,
also Joan of Are Following this meet
ing the Alexander hall committee met
and organized, Mrs c. E. Williams was
elected chairman and Mrs. W. c. Rob
erts secretary. The committee as it
now stands is, Mrs. G. II. Webster,
Mrs. n. w. Keet, Mrs. F. B. Caldwell,
who retire next year; Mrs. w. G. Rob-
erts, Mrs. c. E. Williams, Miss NJ T.
Dutton who retires in 1920; Mrs. Cal
lender, Mrs. Warner, Miss Campbell
who serve to 1921.
Leonard Laird is home from Exeter
academy.
Schuyler White is with the tank
corps in Gettysburg, Pa.
George Haskell of Orange was in.
town Friday buying cattle.
The public ibary is open each after
noon and evening of July and August.
Mrs. Paul D. Moody and daughters
of st Johnsbury are guests of her rel
atives here.
William S. Black, the local eobbler,
is visiting ten days with relatives in
Leominster.
The Grange play, The Adventures of
Grandpa, will be given in the town hall
on July II
Miss Sue Thompson who has been
suffering from infammatory rheuma-
| tism is better.
David Dale. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dale, went to Camp Devens from
| Greenfield last week.
Miss Helen Lyman of the high school
faculty spends the summer in South
Weymouth, Mass
| Ralph Proctor, formerly of this town
graduated from the high school of An
trim, n. H., recently.
DR.. H. F. Cutler of Mt Hermon has
been attending an educational conven-
ton in Pittsburg, Pa.
Roy Stratton completed his course
at the Newport R. l., radio school
and sailed last week.
G. T. Bailey. senior of Mount Her
nom, spent the weekend at Mrs.
Moore S on Birnam road.
DR.. r. H. Philbrick has been accept
ed by the Z. S. medical corps and has
a commission as first lieutenant.
Mrs. George Foster formerly Doris
Cavanaugh of this town, was recent
guest of Miss Doris Chamberlain.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Meade have
been staying at Monat s Inn and visit
ing their cousin, Miss Hope Meade.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
George Chapman at the Franklin Coun.
ty hospital in Greenfield on June "a
Miss Marion Clutter, recent grad
uate of the Radcliffe college is a guest
of her aunts, the Misses Cutler, OF
Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fisher were il
town for the high school graduation
Mrs. Fisher is sister of Clyde Cum
mings, who was graduated.
DR.. and Mrs A. L. Newton, and Nh
and Mrs. f. w Harness spent tn,
week with DIR. George Anderson a
: his bungalow on Ames hill in Yves
: Brattleboro.
The Mortified Tennis club will hole
an all day celebration at their ground
,, on Thursday, July 4. They invite ev
cry one to come for sports, and pieni
dinner and supper on the grounds.
The Unitarian Alliance meets at tn
church vestry on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. w. A. Priest and Mrs E., T. Rus
. sell will be the hostesses The program
n is in charge of Miss Clara Ward
A game of baseball will be plave
/. on the grounds of the Mortified hote
f on the afternoon of July betwee
II the high school team and a newt
organized team of the fire department
/ Miss Marion Webster returned o
Il Saturday from Springfield, where sh
9 attended a violin recital of her teache
t in violin, Edmund Severn, and recit;
e by Mr.. severn's pupils in voice an
: piano.
Fred Wilder of West Brattlebor
who was in collision with a telephor
y pole on June 9 in front of the Congr,
:, 9ational church here, was fined ST.
=, : in Greenfield court for operating
y motor vehicle when under the influen,
; of liquor, charges being brought |
I Deputy Sheriff f. W. Doane.
ig Dir. John Mcdowell of Baltimor
Miss Louise Homer, daughter of Il
celebrated prima DONNA, sang. III
young women S conference closes toda
n The next conference here is the SUNNI
: school of foreiga missionary soeietis
- which convenes July 8 for a week