The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-09

| the Hoosac Lumber company at Heart
MELVILLE and has accepted a position
with Ludington Wooden Ware company.
Clarence Pike and Jesse Williams
went to New York recently, from which
place they will return with some new
automobiles for the Childs Tavern
| garage.
Little Marion Vo9el, who has been
very i'll, is improving. DR.. VI. NJ.
| Brown of North Adams was called to
is caring for her
Rev. Christian Peterson, pastor of
the Baptist church, has resigned his
| passionate here and accepted one at
| Westboro tFt.), where he will move his
family within a short time.
Miss Alice Brown has been assisting
in the high school since the departure
of former principal NJ f. Gorham,
whose vacancy has been filled by Miss
Hazel Whitney, assistant principal
The Red Cross will hold their annual
meeting for the election of officers Tues
day evening, May 18th at the town hall
A good attendance is desired as there
will be business meeting after the
election of officers
Mr.. and Mrs. Tauis Courtemanche at
tended the graduation exercises at Mid
dlebury college Monday. where their
daughter Goldie, was u member of the
graduating class, and was one OF the
seniors TO receive a degree.
%. H. Jones went to New York Sat
urday, where he expected to see his son,
Second Lieut.. Paul Jones, who has been
for several months at Camp Greene
, Charlotte, y. c., and who expects TO
t sail for France at an early date
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Fowler and two
children, Paul and Jean of Huntington
Mass, came Saturday to visit Mrs
Fowler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
Barlow. Mr.. Fowler and Paul returned
home Sunday and Mrs Fowler and Jean
: will remain for few days.
Mrs. c. X. Ames and daughter, Mad
Q cline, of Cranberry Lake, \. Y, cam,
Saturday to pack their household good.
n preparatory to moving them to Gran
II berry Lake. They will remain unit
n after commencement at the high school
at which time the older daughter, Vic
let, graduates.
Philip Jones, who has just graduate,
from the University Of Vermont n
& Burlington, came Tuesday to spend
short vacation with his parents, Nh
II and Mrs. Q. H. Jones. He was granite,
degree Of Bachelor of Science in clec
II trical engineering He expects to re
turn TO Burlington to assist in tn
2 training of draftees for the sigma
corps.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Taylor. Mis-
e Hazel Whitney and p. T. Whitney wer
called to Marlboro Sunday, by the deaf
= of their uncle, William Whitney. TIL
IS funeral was held Tuesday at one cloc
III the Marlboro church, after shor
n prayer at the home of Mr. and Mrs
IS Henry Whitney where Mr. Whitney ha
made his home for several years
= The entertainment given by tn
= s. o. Y. auxiliary Friday evening il
he town hall was very well sttende,
4 and much enjoyed The program consist
Il Ell of readings, music and an imtatio
OF an old fashioned district schoC
n which was very humorous The cole,
,e ion Melted about $50 which was pr,
sented to the local Red Cross societ,
= There will be a demonstration :
l., Grange hall Thursday at go p. M, cor
Quoted by a student of the dcpartmer
to OF economies of the University Of We
le mont, OF making tpotato foods i
which potato is used as a substitut
is The Fl. II. club, the o. s. club. til
+. Neighborhood club, the Molly Star
club, and the Community Circle HAY
displayed in the different store window
- fine specimens of various foods an
= candies made with potatoes. At
0 clock the five clubs will serve pot
m to supper, the proceeds Of which will |
TX turned over to the Red Cross.
Louis Araldi finished as section for
y. man for the Hoosac Tunnel and Wi
~ mington railroad Saturday and with h
- family left Monday for Beebe Rive
\. H., where he has secured employ
- ment with the Woodstock Lumber C
=. Mr.. Araldi came to Wilmington when
Vi boy and acted as water carrier at tt
time of the extension of the railroa
- from Readsboro to Wilmington, an
had been in the railroad company en-
ploy ever since. Several of the sectio
men who have worked with him went
r. Beebe River also.
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