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

Guy DioWH returned nome SoaIuruay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger have gone to
their home in Providence.
Duane E. Kent of Rutland called on
Rev. G. E. Congdoa Aug. 81.
Miss Josephine Frisbee of New York
is guest of Miss s. E. Daniels.
Miss Anna Finlan of Bennington was
a week lend guest of Mrs. f. E. Merri-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Wilson of
Cambridge, Mass, are at Alger s
camp
The Congregational Sunday school
held a picnic near the Walker school
house Aug. 81.
Mrs. Butterfeld of Bellows Falls was
a guest of Mrs. Charles Barrett a few
days last week.
William Colburn has returned from a
week s visit to Alstead, Walpole and
White River Junction
Mrs. g. G. Wilson, Miss Miriam Will
| son and Miss Rose Wilson are at Green
Hollow for short time.
Miss Gladys Clough, who visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Clough,
returned to Boston Saturday.
Hermann Walker of Chicago and
| Mrs. Farrar and son of Springfield,
Mass, were in town over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Walker have
moved to Brattleboro instead of Bel
lows Falls as was stated last week.
Mrs. Brainerd, who had been a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Charles Barrett. has
returned to her home in Washington,
D. C.
| Mrs. A. S. Barlow and Miss Roma
Barlow went to Newport, n H., Satur-
day. From there they win go to Bos-
ton for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Glynn and
Mrs. Farrar and son of Springfield,
three daughters of Lexington, Mass,
called on Miss f. s. Hall Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Edwards and Mr..
and Mrs. John Edwards and baby of
Arkwright, L. l., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis futile and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Ranney this week.
Grafton school census shows 14O
children of school age, of whom 30 are
between the ages of and eight years,
50 between eight and 16, and 90 be-
tween l6 and Is years.
| On Labor day the ball game between
Grafton and Saxtons River in the
morning at Saxtons River resulted in
victory for the Grafton team. In
the afternoon at Barber Park Saxtons
River won.
Charles Daniels and Mrs. Daniels
left Wednesday for Montpelier, where
they will stay a few days, Mr. Daniels
will 60 to Chicago and Mrs. Daniels
will return to Grafton for few weeks
stay.
Miss Christine Hayes of Natick
Mass, Miss Dorothea Clapp and Dudley
Clapp of Boston visited in Saxtons Ri
Yer and Grafton from Friday to Tues
|, day, returning to- Boston by automo
bile
Schools in Grafton began Tuesday
with the following teachers: Villag,
grammar, Miss Della Lawrence; pr
mary, Miss Carlotta Lawrence; Walker
district, Miss Eleanor Kibbey of Thet
ford Center; Pettingill, Miss Rose
!, Jackson of Houghtonville.
James Duncan and daughter, Mis-,
Eleanor Duncan. who had been guest.
of his brother, J. B. Duncan, returned
to their home in New York Monday
to visit friends before returning to he
home.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Turner cele
! brated their golden wedding anniver
{ sary Tuesday when many townspeopl
were present. OF the IL children Il
{ were present Four eongratulator,
Z poems were read and many present
!, were received, among them $40 il
cash. Ice cream and cake were served
/, The band was in attendance in the eve
! ming and played several selections.
d The Winona club held lawn part,
and food sale at the home of Mrs. F. Z
p. Rowland Friday evening. Instru
, mental music was rendered by Mis-
Margaret Gilbert and Miss PrisciIl
Cove. Fortunes were told by Mrs. Johl
Daniels in gypsy costume. The balloon.
scene from Romeo and Juliet was Civ
en- by Miss Ruth and Miss Mildre
!, Walker. Sleight of hand work wa
done by Rev. G. f. Congdon. Ice creaT
: was on sale.
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