The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-01

G. s. Howe has been i'll this week
". G. Booth was in Claremont for
brief stay recently.
The SOAP club was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. W. T.. Fay Saturda.y-.' -''
Miss Flora NORM recently spent a
week with friends in Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Emerson of Green
field, Mass, were guests Sunday of rel
atiVes III town.
Daniel Fitzgerald of Chicago was
weekend visitor here with his brother.
Cornelius Fitzgerald
Miss Mary Mann attended the Gro
gan-Hanrahan wedding i'll Ashuelot
asst Saturday morning.
Several persons from this town at
ended the Universahst festival in
Winchester last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester f. Bruce of
Greenfield, Mass, spent Sunday and
Monday at q. s. Smith S
Miss Minerva Burroughs of HoIvoke.
Mass, was a brief visitor at her home
here the first of the week
In cash prize contest conducted
recently Harold Bruce won third prize
for which he received So.
Miss Rest and Miss Ruth Metcalf
have been at home from Springfield.
Mass, recently for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Hobbie of Green
wich, \. Y, have been recent guests
of=Mr and Mrs. w. +, Robertson.
Mrs, Anna Newcomb. who has been
visiting for the past two months at II.
{. SPaulding s, has gone to Springfield,
Mass, for a visit.
! 4 good number from this town
planned to attend the Universalist fes-
tlval in Winchester Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week.
| The Young men of class ] in the
! darft have been reporting in Keene
this week for physical examination and
practically all have been passed
The local Red Cross will observe a
! tag day Saturday, Feb. >, when every
| one viii be asked to give stick of
wood to be used in the Red Cross work
rooms, Teams will make the collection
| Saturday and it is hoped that all will
have their contribution ready.
4 About 30 members of the Grange en-.
ioyed a straw ride to the home of Mr.
anu AAtS L. ID. L Ihc Oh the y 0fThHeIG
road Wednesday evening, where they
were delightfully."- entertained Refresh.
ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Pike
were presented a silver service tray and
Il silver vase.
e. s Smith S teams are drawing lum-
Der from Amidon s mill in Pesgah for
the tobacco sheds which are to be erect
cd by Granat and Boyle ON the fair
ground land which they recently pur-
chased. This firm has recently leased
six acres of land and tobacco sheds
of Mrs. c. c. Dix.
The following officers of Queen Esthe,
Rebekah lodge were installed last
Thursday evening by District Deputy
President Katherine wilkins: n. G..
Ida Watson; V. g., Helena Browning
rec. sec, Eva Fay; fin. sec, katherine
Wilkins treas, Dora Stratton; Il. s
| \. e., May Leach; L. S. \. G., Mary
Holman; R. S. V. G., Gertrude Bruce
L. S. V G., Emma Stewart; conductor
Georgiana Scott; warden, Ida Stratton
inside guardian, Pauline Bailey; outside
guardian, W. Z. Watson.
The annual meeting of the men IS elias,
of the Congregational church was helc
IN the church vestry last week Thurs
day evening and II were present Re
freshments of doughnuts, cheese, salt
ines, pickles and coffee were served
after which the business meeting wa.
held and these officers were elected
President, Dennis Minis; vice president
Jubal Higgins; secretary, Eldon Sar