The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-22

Miss Irene LcFebvrc spent one day re-
Gently in Boston
/. ". Goss is working in keenc al his
trade a, carpenter.
The dates for the Congregational
church fair are Dec. Il and Il
Mrs Frank Fuller 81 Boston was
guest last Friday Of Mrs. w f. Robert
son
Dominique Roy Of Springfield, Vt, has
been visiting his father. Charles Roy, d
few days
AIRS. Minnie Langley OF Putney. Vt.
was guest OF Mrs. +. G. Robert,o last
week Friday
MIR. and Mrs Hobby Of Battonvine. y.
y. were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. o. {.
Robertson recently.
Mrs. Clara Could has returned to her
home in Attleboro, Mass. after spending
| several weeks with relatives in town
Miss Helen Blouin entertained a mum
Der Of her Young friends last Friday eve
ming in Observance Of her birthday ami
versary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knapp and chill
drcn of Rrattleboro, were guests at NV
ron Dickerman 5 from Saturday to
Monday
Mrs ~ H. Behnkc of Greenfield and
Mrs. Emma Williams Of Boston were
guest, Of Mrs +. " Aldrich two days
this week
All the schools will be in session
/ next Saturday 50 that they may have
Friday next week following Thanks
giving day.
The auction at the livery stable at
Hotel Ashuelot Saturday was we'll at
tended and the various articles sold
for good prices.
+. G. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Jctfords and Mrs. G. f. Robertson went
to North Adams Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Ralph sheridan
Miss Athena Belliveau will finish her
Idutie, as clerk in +. H. Fullcr's store
Nov 30 and will spend the winter with
her aunt in jacksonville, Fla.
Court Ashuelot f. of y. will hold its
Iannual Thanksgiving dance in Foresters'
hall Wednesday, Nov. - Lymans or
chestra will furnish the music.
W. + Robertson. who has been sta
toned in an officers training camp at
Fortress Munroe, has been given his hon
orablc discharge, owing to the war being
over. and will return to his home here
lthis week
The stairway at the rear of Hollands
store has been replaced by a new one.
This short cut to the street IL very con
venient for anyone coming from High
street.
Mrs. ". f. Robertson was called to
Hartford, Conn, Friday night BY the
critical condition of her brother, Ralph
Sheridan, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis and who died
Saturday night from peritonitis.
A very successful feature of the United
War Work campaign last week was the
surprise drive by the women's committed
under the direction of Mrs. G. +. Robert
son Friday and Saturday. a house to-
house canvass to obtain subscriptions
from the women was made and the result
was that S646l0 was added to the fund
which was included in the grand total OF
S5.53673
Mrs. Arthur Taylor recently received
letter from her son, Charles Taylor
who is with the aviation corps in
France. in which he wrote that he met
Herbert T. Fisher at the front line
driving a supply truck. Mr.. Fisher
vent overseas last summer as Y. NJ. G
A. secretary, but owing TO a shortag,
Of truck drivers he volunteered his
services.
The w. c. T. L. observed guest day
Wednesday afternoon, when they en-
.ertained the Hinsdale Woman S clut
md the knitting club. \ good number
| were present despite the Indictment
| weather The roll call was responded
| to by quotations. Mrs J. H. Sargent
| sang a solo which was greatly cnjoyet
/ and Rev. John II. Sargent gave yer,
| interesting talk, his subject being Yol
| Must Make Good.
j The Hinsdale Woman S club me