The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-25
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few days, is more comfortable.
Miss Minnie Crawford was home from
Greenfield, Mass, over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Abbott will entertain the
Fortnightly club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J.. H. Bugbee has sat up few :.
moments at time the past few days. |
Miss Anna Anderson of Brattleboro
was a guest Sunday of Mrs. George
Martcnes
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. G. Everleth spent
q day with her sister in Hinsdale, n, |
H., recently.
Many saw the aeroplane which went !
over town Monday morning about IL
O'Clock.
The trapping season is well under
way. John Underwood caught three
skunls Monday night.
At the Ladies' Aid society meeting
Tuesday afternoon further arrange
ments were completed for tho fair
which will be held in December
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Page returned
Monday night from their wedding trip
and are at the Page farm on West hill.
where they will make their home.
| Carleton Perry, who has been dis
charged from service in the navy and who
is with his family at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Jennie NJ Perry, in Brattle-
! boro, was in town Sunday.
Ernest Wright of Woodstock came
Saturday afternoon and remained with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Wright.
until Monday morning. He also visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Bugbee.
A. L. Howard is painting his house
and barn, doing the work himself. He
has done considerable work on the
place, repairing inside and out since he
bought it. A back piazza has been
built.
Mr.. Marines and daughter, Helen
of Brattleboro were at the home of his
son, George Martenes, for supper Tues
! day night 1t being Miss Helen's birth
day anniversary the occasion was made
festive with the proverbial cake.
Many from here have been summoned
to Newfane this week as witnesses in the
w. A. Cole Paper Cos election suit
against E. f. Blood This is a dispute
over title to land lying between the black
smith shop and the bridge over Sackett' s
brook
son, Richard, of Saxtons River and
Mr. and Mrs. John Roland of SPRING
field, Mass, were in town Sunday. Mr..
Roland returned to his work as train
dispatcher at Springfield but Mrs. Ro-
! land returned with the Kilburns to Sax
tons River.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Hannum and
three SONS, David, Charles and Alden,
were in Brattleboro Saturday evening
and attended the 25th wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. William p
Hannum, formerly of Putney. 1t also
was MIR. and Mrs. f. B. Hannum S Goth
wedding anniversary.
The Williams family, who have been
living in the tenement in the A. F
Townshend Is house, have moved to the
I village into a tenement in F. B. How.
ard S house which has been renovated
since it was burned in the Bradley fire
] Mr.. Williams is chopping with Mr. Fen
no, for the Vermont Brick Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Guild and Mr.
and Mrs. Royce and two children OF
Hartland were recent visitors at DIR
L. II. Bugbee s with Mr. Guilds moth
err, Mrs. Ellen Guild. who has beer
with her niece, Mrs Bugbce, since hel
illness. They came in their automobile
Mr. Guild also visited his uncle, B. X
Wright who is i'll.
The Helping Hand society will hold it
/, halloween social Wednesday evening, Nov
5, when they expect to have their ney
piano which Mrs Fuller bought in Bos
ton last week There is not enough mon
ey on hand to pay for the piano and
IC pSnpCTad that will hol,. l.
I, this social a success financially in orde
II that the debt of the society may b
II wiped out
II Mrs. l.. p Fuller. who was in Bosto
IL q week with relatives. returned HON
II Tuesday afternoon. While away, wit
II the aid of an expert, she bought plan
II for which the Helping Hand society o
- the Community church has been SO in
: dustriously working to raise funds
They are to be congratulated that the
= have been able to reach the goal in $
s: short time.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Campbell an
., daughter, Priscilla, motored Sunday fro1
~ their new home in Peterboro, n. H., t
r the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
nd Albert Townsend, and her mother r,
turned home with them for week visi
N. Miss Hazel Townsend, whose school Ina
~ just been closed for lack of pupils, wi
remain to keep house for her grandfatht
% during the absence of his wife.
Mrs. George n. Miller and daught,
- and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Gusta,
N Reinhardt Sattig of East River, Com
er were in town Tuesday looking up Il
:. birth places of the Miller aneesto,
'h' Mrs. Sattig's grandfather, John r. NJ
~ Ter. married Miss Charlotte Moves, 81
icr ter of John Noxes, the founder of Il
0 Oneida Community, and they went wi
: the society on IT'S removal to New Yol
On state.
ZEN The pie social at The community chur
- Wednesday evening was a success social
srl and financially. \ short program "
m. "cndcced consisting of instrumental mus
70. Mrs. Raymond Willard; rectatiops, Ma
nn' Phillips and Marjorie Adams; solo, NJ
= Raymond Willard; recitation, Constan