The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-03
WEST BRATTLEBORO

w L. Walker attended the Athol
fair Monday.
Richard Briggs attended the fair in
Hartford, Conn, Monday.
W. s. Grimes is moving from F. C.
Browns house on Western avenue to
the east village.
Mrs. Luella Lake, who has been at
P. w. Chase s some time, is now stay
ing at A. n. Johnson's
Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Marsh of Man
chester (Vt) are guests. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley H. Winchester.
Barbara Smith of Putdey has been
visiting her grandparents; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Prentiss, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Coane, aceompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Coane, at
tended the Athol fair Monday.
Charles Clisbee and two friends from
Revere, Mass, were guests at Mrs. AL
ice Richmond S over Labor day
Mrs. ]. C. Knapp and,s family re-
turned today to Dorchester, Mass. AFT
er visiting Mrs. F. G. Taylorra week.
| Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Mather spent
Monday in Springfield, Mass. witt
| their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Thomas OF
| Aver. Mass. were recent guests of Mr.
| Thomas S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
B. Thomas.
Mrs Julia Tyler and granddaughter
Margaret Cullis, of Fitchburg, who Wis
tied Mrs. Mary Salisbury some time
have returned home.
Gilbert and Kelly Morse of New Ha
ven, Conn, visited their sister, Mrs
Francis Lynde, Sundty. Mrs. Lynde
son, Arthur Lynde of Boston, also wa
her guest that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winter an
daughter, Phyllis. returned to thei
home in Athol last night, after visitin
in the home of Mrs. Winter s parents
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houghton, Mr.,
Flora Cheney and Faith and Williar
Head returned Monday from an auto
mobile trip to Chicopee Falls an
Springfield, where they visited relative
few days.
John G. Atkinson arrived at til
home of his mother, Mrs. Jane Atkin
son, last night from Camp Devan:
where he received his discharge. Fl
was a sergeant in the prisoner depart
ment and was stationed in France
year. He arrived from overseas Aug
%, and his return home last night wa
surprise to his mother.
Miss liberia Knight held seeon
place in the contest at Camp Nitaw;
Spofford lake, in which Miss Keye
2 the manager, offered a silver cup to til
t best all-around girl for the summe
: Miss Knight was awarded a ribbon
She was close competitor of Mis-
l Charlotte Coughlin of Nutley, n.
f who won the cup. Twelve girls WEI
: in camp.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Chase and the
/ son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Harol
e Chase, of Springfield, Mass, returne
Saturday after q visit of 10 days wit
e friends in ST. Johnsbury, Lyndonvil
A and West Burke They returned hon
e by way of tho White Mountains an
I were accompanied by G. 0. Lawton {
Waterbury. who is guest in the hon
:, of Mr. and Mrs Chase. Mr.. and Mr.
: Harold Chase returned today to the
home in Springfield.
: The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Y. Cove
who died Sunday morning was held
, the home of her son, Oscar G. Convey, ;
: l clock yesterday, Rev. Arthur
: Woodworth, pastor of the First Congr
gational church, officiating. Mrs. WI
liam H. Bond sang two selections. g III
: bearers were her sons Ernest, Osca
: Gary and Harry Convey. The bnr
! took place in NewIane. OF her 10 gran
: children IL were present, also one OF h
! three great grandchildren. One gran
: son, Clarence G. Convey, is in the arm
of occupation in Coblenz, Germany. Oh
:, son, Frank Covey of Boston was unab
6 to be present, a brother, Luke I. Lam
!, man. and as sister. Mrs. M. J. Conan
i of South Londonderry, and Euge
- Harrington of Boston were among t
x out of town friends present.
u Before he's married man says: %
better be making some money! and