The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-09

Mrs. J. D. Pierce has returned from a
visit in Syracuse.
Mrs. Bert E. Morse, who has been i'll
the past week, improves slowly.
Miss Ida Lewis is guest of Mrs.
Charles l.. Hescock few days.
Mr. and Mrs. n H. Mann of West
Eummerston were weekend guests in the
home of their son, Dana Perry.
The Farmers Climb OF the Union district
will hold the next meeting Aug. % at the
schoolhouse, it having been postponed one
week II
Arthur T. Kent has moved from Mar
vim Tuttle's into the vacant tenement in
Ralph Cushing's house on West Main
street.
Robert Goodnow Pratt spent Sunday
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Y
H. Goodnow, returning by automobile
| to Boston Sunday.
Mrs Alice Hescock Randall of Boston,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ Hescock, led the Christian En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening and gave
a helpful talk, which all appreciated
| A letter from Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Os-
good who are on an automobile trip to
| Pittsburgh, Pa, told of their safe arriv-
al there, the trip occupying three days
and included short visit to the battle
field at Gettysburg.
| On his return home from Newfane Otto
Hanke sent a present of two packages of
graduated sugar to Mrs Davidson by
parcel post and the result was general
sweetening of all the letters and papers
in the mail bag, though the bulk of the
sugar reached its destination.
Miss Minnie Metcalf of East Douglas,
Mass, spent her three weeks vacation in
the home of her half-brother, Ira Moul-
ton, on Newfane hill, returning Wednes-
day to the home of Rev. Mr.. Demming
in East Douglas, where she has been a
trusted and valued helper several years
Mrs. II. B. Wellman of Brattleboro
Mrs George Sherman of Northboro
Mass. and Miss Dora Swan Of Winches
ter were guests July 81 of Mrs Della
7. Kenney, making a pleasant family par
ty of four cousins, who sat down to dine
together at Mrs Kenney's pleasant home
on West street
Rev and Mrs Vernon Demming Of
East Douglas, Mass, came Friday to Wis
it in the home of Ira Moulton, where they
remained until Monday Their son
Charles, who is student at Mount Her
mon, where his parents visited him dur
ing commencement week, came with then
and remained one day.
New corners at Davidson Naples ar,
: Miss Lois Murdoch, whose home is il
q Hawaii With five friends she came t,
the United States last year to study a
, Wellesley, and during the summer vaca
ton she will stay in Newfane; Miss AIDE
lyn NJ Ely of New Haven. Conn, VIII,
came Aug. 4 to stay through Septembe
and later expects her sister to Join -hes
Dorothy Rice, daughter OF DR. and Mrs
Thomas Rice of Brattleboro, is spendin
few days in Newfane with her friend
Marguerite Jones, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs Roy Jones, formerly of BrattleborC
Mr.. Robbins and family of Townshen
and his brother and family from Sprin,
field, Mass, spent Sunday with Mr. an
Mrs George Bush in Newfane and all a
tended church together The Robin
brothers assisted in the choir and rel
dered a duet, which was enjoyed by al
4 Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ketchum and sol
4 Harry, Of Nannet, n Y, came to Nev
fame last week for a stay of 10 days {
more at Davidson Naples. They We're a
I companied by Otto Hanke of Nannet, VII
l remained two days only, having been wit
l them on their trip to Montreal by aut
] mobile and could spend no more time
i Newfane while on the homeward jon
. ney. Mr. Ketchum and family, who al
well known in Newfane, received a heart
welcome from their many friends her