The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-24

Union hail. He already has begun the
work.
Miss Amy Read is spending the week
with relatives in Brattleboro
William L. Brooks of Keene has been
at home for vacation of two weeks.
Miss Lucy II. Benedict came Mon
day from New York city to visit her
uncle, E. C. Benedict, and wife,
Mrs. Lucy Hosley is visiting rela-
tives and friends in South Londonder-
ry, expecting to remain about month
Mrs. Horace Wood was called again
to Green River Monday by the seri-
tous illness of her sister, Mrs. George
Lynde.
Miss Ella Jennison went Sunday to
Three Rivers, Mass, to visit friends
before going to care for patient in
Woodstock, Conn. N
Mrs. Downing and Mrs. Hill of Hart
ford, Conn, who were late summer
guests at William Rand s, have re-
turned TO their homes.
| Mrs. Albert W. Pratt of Belmont,
Mass, came Saturday to spend a
week at Elm Hall with her parents,
-AA' e1AAN -'A4o. W. IL. NtoOduon"
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Holt and
Mrs. Maddox and daughter of Glou-
cester, who have been guests at New
fame Inn over two weeks, returned
i Wednesday to their homes.
/ w. C. Ballou's jelly mill is in opera
tion this week. The price of cider ap-
pies has advanced this season to one
dollar a hundred, making it well worth
while for farmers to harvest their full
crop.
Supervisor Carlton d. Howe of Nor
risville, who, as delegates, attended the
Sunday school convention last week in
Bellows Falls, visited a few days with
relatives at the NJ. @. Howe home
stead Wednesday.
The residents of Newfane saw the
Bluebird airplane pass over en- route
to Wardsboro Sunday forenoon. It was
the first one seen over this village in
flight and was watched by many in
terested spectators.
5. Mrs. Hildreth J. Batchelder. while on
a recent visit to her son, George Batch
: elder, and family. in Northampton,
| called with them on Miss Loenza! Da-
, Wis of this town, who is now a patient
: in the sanatorium in Haydenville
Mass.
!. Mrs. c. A. Nichols went to Washing.
ton, D. c., Oct. IA to spend 10 days
with her niece, Miss Vera silsby. Or
her return she will visit relatives ana
! friends in New Haven and Springfield
During her absence Mrs. F. A. Railway
is keeping house for Mr.. Nichols anG
children.
The Farmers club of the Union dis
! trict postponed its meeting Saturday
= evening on account of the Grange fair
! They viii hold the next meeting at th'
schoolhouse Saturday, Oct. 25. TIL,
= question for discussion will be, Shall
the farmer retire to the village or re
!. main on the farm during his old ages
= Miss Winnifred Maher and friend
h Miss Carpenter, a teacher In Reads
;. boro, and Miss Gertrude Brown o
Or Brattleboro, who came to attend tn
= Grange fair, remained over the week
) end at j. d. Maher s, where they wcr
I joined Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
,fi A. Maher and little son, Malcolm, o
i Readsboro.
xl 4 recent letter from Rev. E. Davi
n Akers brought the news that his moth
Is or in Persia was among the victims Q
" la Turkish massacre, also his eide
brother, the father of Mrs. Helen Ma
lick, who spent last summer in New
fame. The long suspense of thes
friends, caused by no news from HON
folks in Persia. has eliminated in TIL
deep sorrow, and the sympathy {
their Newfane friends, as well as of a
4 who have read of Turkish cruelty. goo
~ out to them.