The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

seven by Mr.. ana MIS-. y. =. hODlllsoH,
who took them to the village in their au-
omobile for distribution. The matron ae-
companying them went on to West
Townshend with the three who are being
cared for there Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
went later for her, and she spent the
night at their home.
The children were an attractive look
ing group with wistful little faces, evil
IDENTIFY interested in all their eyes could
see. Apparently scarcely any were of
American parentage.
George Riggs went Saturday for two
weeks stay at Gloucester, Mass.
j. C. Snow has finished work at Gull
ford and returned home Monday.
R. d. Phillips and son, Raymond, are
at South Londonderry this week paint
ing.
Miss Anita Bohne, who has been in
Brattleboro several weeks, returned Mon
day.
Will Williams and daughter, Esther, of
Boston are guests of his sister, Mrs. b.
r. Phillips.
Little Lyndon Lincoln of Athol is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
R. d. Phillips.
Amos Puffer has finished work for John
Witcombe and A. X. Greenwood is doing
| the haying there.
Miss Luella Helson of Brattleboro Wis
tied at f. Z. Knapp's and II. II. Hol-
brooks this week.
Miss Bertha Palmer of Greenfield spent
the week end at. the home of her sister.
Mrs. Frances Benson.
Roscoe Marsh of Athol, Mass, came
Saturday for a visit at the home of his
son, A. r. Marsh.
Mrs w. L. Tenney spent week with
her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Adams, in Sax
tons River recently.
Charlotte Knapp returned Friday from
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Holland in Brattleboro.
Mrs Lena Parker and two children of
Putney are spending a week with her
sister Mrs. Alice Fredericks.
| Mrs. 1. w. Jowett and daughter of
Cambridge, Mass, spent the weekend
st the home of Mrs. S. A. Everson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lane and daugh
| ter of Rockingham visited in the home of
their cousin, Mrs. A. w. Barry, Sunday.
Mrs. A. c. Holden and Master Sam
Cobb are visiting at the home of her
| father, Dudley Crosier, in Guilford this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knapp and children
attended a family gathering at the
Barnes homestead in Westminster West
| July 81.
Miss Mary Plumb, who as been attend
| ing summer school at the University of
Vermont in Burlington, returned home
| Saturday.
Mrs: S. NJ Miller who had been visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. c. II. Stratiff, several
weeks, returned Monday to her home in
| Delaney, Pa.
Mrs. Newton and daughters of An
ldover, Mass, who had been at the home
of her father, H. H. Holbrook, several
weeks, returned Thursday.
| w. H Rogers, Mrs S. A. .Everson and
Miss Lydia Everson went Wednesday to
| Concord, Mass, for a short stay and will
bring guests with the mon their return.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Batchelder made
an automobile trip Tuesday to Manches-
ter and vicinity. Their grandson, How
ard Lowe of Brattleboro, acted as ehauf-
feur. t....
| w. IT. Taft carried his sister. Miss
Lila Taft, to her home in Spofford, \
II HH., by automobile this week and Is
spending several days in Spofford and
Keene
Mrs. Emma Persons, who has been
with her sister at Athol, Mass, several
months. returned to her home in Har-
monyville Friday to stay the rest Of the
summer.
Miss Marian Cummings is spending a
two weeks vacation at home from Brat
ttleboro. Her sister, Miss Eloise Cum
/ mings of Brattleboro, was at home for
the weekend.
Mrs. Lettie Dutton and son, Guy Dut-
!, ton, visited Mrs. Guy Dutton in the
Memorial hospital Sunday. They report
her gaining well but unable to return
home for some time.
j. S. Ford and children, Ruth and
Ralph, of Newport News, Va, came this
week to their summer home for month
/ They viii go later to Lake George for
part of their vacation.
Robert Lincoln of Athol, Mass, came
Monday to visit his mother, Mrs. An
nette Townshend, whom he brought back
to her own home Tuesday from w. A
Eddy's, where she had been cared for
several weeks
About 80 from this village took adj
: vantage of the delightful atmosphere
t Sunday to attend the annual pilgrimage
to Rockingham and listen to excellent ad
dresses by speakers from Montclair, n
J., and Exeter, n H.
Prof. G. ID. Hawkins returned Monday
from Burlington, where he has been at
, tending summer school and will spend q
vacation with his aunt, Mrs Ellie Far
well. before beginning his duties as prin
: cipal of the high school at Essex.
The Hadassah league viii hold a sale of
: home made cookery and garden vege-