The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-06

w. II. Goodnow is recovering from
lis recent illness and is able to be out.
At the next regular meeting of New
ane Grange. Sch. y, the lecturer will
urnish surprise.
Next Sunday morning Rev. T. d. Il
shilds will speak in memory of Col.
Theodore Roosevelt.
Miss Anna and Homer Ambrose re-
urned Saturday after spending sew
raj weeks in Woodstock.
Mrs. Bert Wright was in Montpelier
asst week spending few days with her
husband, who represents his town in
he legislature.
\. Eugene Kendall who has been |
wing at Arthur Perry 5 and attending |
'chool in the Union district, has re- |
armed 10 Dummerston.
The five teamsters who went last |
week to draw logs for Mr.. Gaines III |
Eardsbofo have returned home on ac-
cunt Of the lack of snow.
Ralph Cushing is recovering slowly
rom recent operation for append
tits at Melrose hospital in West Brat
leboro, and was able to return to his
rome Saturday.
All who are willing TO aid in Red
ross work are asked to meet with Mrs.
/. j.. Batchelder Friday afternoon at
. o clock as there is much sewing to be
'one for refugees.
Mrs. Lillian Crowthers has returned
the home of her grandparents, Mr.
md Mrs. H. a. Carpenter, and is help
ng care for her sister. Mrs. Frank W.
'arnum, and infant child
A home economies school will be
leld Feb. Is and II in the parlors of
he Congregational church the after
roon meetings beginning at $50 and
hose in the evening at 100 Miss Lucy
| I. Swift, home demonstration agent.
nd Miss Bertha Holden, home econom-
es specialist, win be present to give
| demonstrations.
The school board met Monday and
| he report prepared for the town rec
ords shows that the appropriation for
| chool purposes, made last March, was
| ,ot sufficient 10 meet the expenses of
| he school year The voters win need
| o be prepared for an added per cent
| a accordance with the added expenses
esulting from the present time of high
| riees.
| A. r. Underwood has built strong
| ridge across the stream just hack of
he village for the purpose of drawing
| yer wood and other heavy loads. All
| he pleasure seekers on woodland RAM
les, win find the bridge equally useful
there will be no liability to falls and
| npremeditated baths that result from
alking across on slippery stones
Dick" says that all tolls collected
| viii he devoted TO Red Cross work.
The funeral of Ransom w Rand, a
eteran of the Civil war, was held in
| he home Monday afternoon at ?
clock, Rev r. D. Childs officiating.
| lis son. Elmer Rand of Hartford.
onn, and daughter Mrs. Fred Emery
| f Orange attended the service. Be
ides members of Buchard post, G.. A.
| :, two soldiers were present who had
| etumed from service in the late war.
| he burial took place in the family lot
Orange, Mass, Tuesday.
| At the Farmers meeting Saturday
vening in the sehoolhouse in the
Tnion district an interesting program
;as given consisting of readings, music
nd dialogues, after which the following
question was discussed. What Consti-
utes a good buyer and seller2 a good
| lumber were present and refreshments
II the way of a box social were served
he men, after drawing their box, en-
owing the lunch with the woman wear
| 10 a bow 10 match the one inside. The
ext meeting will be held Feb. II, when
he question for discussion will be,
1hat shall be done TO keep the boys on
| he farm?
The Christian Endeavor meeting san
ay evening, led by Mrs. o. X. Wright
sas especially interesting 1t being
christian Endeavor day, and the review
: the past work of he society by diff
erent members, together with the fine
lusie prepared for the occasion, made
he meeting not only enjoyable but in
2iring to more and better in the
uture. The pastor, Rev. T. D. ChAds
poke of his early knowledge OF
Father Endeavor Clark when they
5ere in school together. The patriotic
ong by Wayland and Margaret
,ichols delighted all. as these little
myers are much enjoyed and give
rGmise of great usefulness in the. musi
al world The election of shicer'
ollowed the meeting Mrs. I. d
hilds was elected president, Mrs. o
3 Wright recording secretary, Mrs. f
\. Dewitt corresponding secretary