The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-01


completion and in the meantime the firm
will sell grain from the car. II. C. Black
of Greenfield is moving his family to the
J. L. Dunnell house this week where he
viii have the management of the grain
business recently sold by Mr.. Dunnell
to VIII Barber of Greenfield. who. it is
understood, is backed by Potter Brothers,
grain dealers of Greenfield Competition
is anticipated.
+. w. Kellogg spent the weekend at
the Woodstock Inn, Woodstock, VT.
Prin. C. E. Dickerson is attending
gatherings of Mortified clubs in Balti |
more and Washington.
Mrs. Joseph Tie is in Boston this week
with her son, Joseph, jr., who is to have
treatment in Boston hospital
Anbert G. Moody has opened his house |
on Main street. Mrs. Moody and Miriam
are expected this week from Florida.
President l.. II. Murlin, l. i. d., Of
Boston university will speak at Mount
Hermon and Mortified seminary next
Sunday.
Herbert S. Stone has arrived in New
York from France and is expected here
soon. He has been III y NJ c. 4. ser
vice six months.
w S. Yeager, who has been physical
director at Mount Hermon school several
years, has returned from year in y N.
{. A. service in France.
G. Theodore Bailey who has a posi-
ton with +. L. Hidreth & CO., printers,
! Of Brattleboro. was a weekend guest in
the home of F. b. Caldwell
Las. week Wednesday the high school
baseball team went to Bernardston and
won closely fought game from the Bern
ardston team The score was 81.
| William Lara, who has been in France
more than a year, is convaescing from
! the effects of pneumonia III a New York
hospital. Mr. and Mrs Bristol expect
him here soon.
The choir Of the Congregational church
| by invitation went to Mount Hermon
Sunday afternoon and were entertained
Tor supper and repeated the Easter CON
tata which they gave in the Congrega-
tional church here last Sunday
! a welcome meeting will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday evening
1t is hoped that the following members
! Of the 26th division, who are home, will
be present. William Dale, David Selley,
Dwight James, William LARA, also Miss
Mary Wright, who served as nurse in
France
Kenneth Foreman arrived home from
service with the ambulance department
in Italy Saturday. He is visiting his sis
ter, Miss Margaret at the seminary and
staying at Hotel Mortified. He enlisted
early in the war after his brother Ian,
was killed IN France with the Canadian
forces
| The annual reception to the associate
members of the Congregational church
was held Monday evening in the
church. Supper was served at 545 fol
lowing the reception and the evening was
devoted to business and an entertainment
The officers of the church composed the
reception committee
Lieut.. Fiebert arrived at the home oil
Dr. and Mrs. II. F. Cutler at Mount Her
mon Friday, after about a years service
, in France. He married Helen, daughter
Of Principal Cutler, before going to wal
and . daughter was born to them recent
~. Lieut. Fiebert was gassed and wound
ed. His family is at Or, Cutters.
Charles Malley died last week Wednes
, day in Boston and the body was Drougn'
here for burial He was resident of Thu
town most Of his life and was an exper
maker Of horse collars. His vile die,
E nine years ago He leaves two daughters
Mrs. A s Merrill Of this town and Mrs
! Walker of Boston, and two sons, Charlie
and William Of Boston.
Lieut. Roger Warner writes his par
ents here an interesting letter of his visi
! to Buckingham Palace and his being pre-
sented to King George. The occasion wa
the awarding of medals by King Georg
to 300 British officers and nurses. IT
met Lieut. A. T. ATeGrath of this tow
Il in the Washington Inn in London an
! 4they enjoyed visits together
. The body Of Henry p Grant wa
e brought here for burial last week. II
!. formerly lived here and married Susi
n Dickinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mar
:, tin Dickinson, who was a sister Of c. r
Pomeroy Most of his life lie was cor
neeted with the New Home Sewing Ma
= chine Co with headquarters at Atlanta
!. Ga. Recently he has been an agent 70
:, the State Mutual Life Insurance con
= pany.
q 4. a. Ne!ch attended the 10Th dWislO
e parade in Boston Friday. He received
n ticket fer a grand stand seat as a repr,
" sentative of a newspaper Others VIII
l. went were Rev and Mrs. n w Patti
:, son and Rev G. L. Thompson Rev. NJ
,e Pattison preached in Boston at the NJ
+ Vernon church Sunday morning and
.c the Maverick church in East Boston
10 the evening He is former pastor
/ the latter church
$. The annual reception and supper 81,
e en- by the Congregational church to IL
y associate members, which compri!
about 200 seminary students, was hel