The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-04

ceptlouai- TlVaiiiHS the cultivated Der
ries.
Miss Winnifred Maher was at home
over Sunday.
Miss Florence Streeter was weekend
guest at the Windham County House.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Sargent and
little son, Robert, were visitors Labor day
at A. r. Underwood's.
Ward H. Eager, who spent the sum-
mer in Peru, returned Friday to New
fame improved in health.
Postmaster o. R. Wright and son.
Walter Wright, went Saturday to visit
relatives in New York state.
Mrs Edwards and two sons, Harold and
Richard, of Holyoke are spending short
vacation at William Rand's
Mrs. Gustena Goodenough. who re-
Gently sold her farm, has gone to live
with and care for Miss Fannie Newton.
Miss Phoebe Burrows and brother, Arm
old Burrows. of Greenfield were guests of
their aunt, Mrs Edward Legate, over La
Dor day
Mrs Ralph Gushing, who has been
housekeeper for her aunt, Miss Fannie
Newton, is now at her home on West
street.
Auction bills are out announcing the
sale Saturday of the William Hazel
ton house and goods below the vii
lage.
Mrs. Sarah Brown is taking few
weeks vacation and is visiting friends
and relatives in Dover, Wilmington and
Brookline
Miss Madeline Bills returned Monday
to the Windham County House and will
remain to help through the fall term OF
county court.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Kennedy were
weekend visitors at the Inn remaining
over Labor day and returning Tuesday to
their home in New Haven
Ralph Dewitt, a student at the United
States naval academy at Annapolis, is at
home on a vacation of month, having
just returned from three months cruise
Treasurer +. A. Dewitt, his sons. De-
Weese, Ralph and Frank, jr.. and Norman
Martin motored to Manchester Labor
day and while there climbed Mount Eaui.
nox.
visiting at ID. A. Benson's and w. p
Eames's the past two weeks. She was
a guest Wednesday of her cousin, Mrs
Viola l. Chase.
Robert Davis and Frank Dewitt. ir.
of the village school, and Miss Doris
Morse of the Union district, who
passed examinations for entrance te
high school have entered the Town
shend high school.
Judge and Mrs. f. l.. Fish and daugh
ter, Prudence, of Vergennes, and Their
son, Theodore, and wife of Springfield
Mass, spent the weekend with Judge
Fish's sister, Mrs. Abbie Morse. They
returned to their homes by automobil,
Labor day.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler AM
daughter, Mrs. Harriet Martin, who spen
the summer at the Newfane Inn, returned
last week to their home in Springfield
Norman Martin, who spent part of TIN
summer at the Inn, remained few day
longer, returning home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson of Pittsfield
Mass, who spent the weekend as guest
at the Newfane Inn, visited his cousin
w. III. Newton, and family during thei
! stay III town They We're accompanied b.
their daughter, Miss Mary Stevenson, VIII
saw much suffering while engaged as nurs
| overseas in United States service durin
| the war.
Raymond l.. Brown, who ha
| been i'll United States aviatio
service more than two years, sta
toned at the Great Lakes train
ing station in Illinois, recently was di'
| charged He visited his sister, Mrs. Kal
f. Maher, before returning to Naugha
Is Burnett's in Brattleboro, where b
was employed before entering the servic,
1 Schools in town opened for the ia
term Tuesday. Miss Anna Finlan O
bennington will teach the villag
school, where 80 pupils are enrolled