The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-13
TnWNsHEND.


Charles Bohns lost work horse from
sickness last week
Frank Woodland of Athens and Earl
Holden of Windham were recent guests
at w W. Whitney's.
Truman Wallace of Brattleboro spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Charles Hall and family.
Mrs. Arthur Pollard of Chester has
been a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Martin, the past week.
The first snow storm on the bills here
abouts came Sunday night, snow falling
for some time while rain fell in the val
leys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilder Of North
| Adams, Mass, came Saturday Ev auto
mobile to visit at the home Of Martin
Perry.
DR.. G.. s. Leach of Brattlcboro was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday to give
physical examination to the pupils of the
two schools.
Two automobile loads of young people
from here attended the Black and White
jazz orchestra dance at Brattleboro Tues
day evening.
Station Agent Earl Wheeler is recov-
ering from dislocated shoulder and in
jured ligaments, caused while chopping
wood in his yard.
Mrs. Herman Eddy and daughter, Mrs
Wilder and three children of Newfane.
also Mr. and Mrs George Williams of
Londonderry, were entertained last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Gale.
A free Christian Endeavor social will
be. held next Tuesday evening in the
yestry, to which the public is invited.
All 6~e requested TO bring
package containing an article worth
at least FIVE cents.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Hair, who have
spent the season at their summer home,
will return this week to Bridgeport,
Conn, where DR.. Hair has a large prac-
tice. Both DR.. and Mrs. Hair are val
ued and helpful residents of this com
munity and will be missed through the
winter.
The Dorcas guild scored a success in
its harvest supper in the congregational
yestry Wednesday evening. About 80
were served and about $50 was cleared
The menu included vegetable Dishes hash
baked beans, pies and cakes. The hall
was trimmed with the national colors
in honor of Armistice day.
A farewell party was given Mrs.
James Green and niece, Miss Dorothy
Trevorrow, Wednesday evening by a few
of her friends. Refreshments of cocoa,
cake and fruit were served and a social
time was enjoyed. Mrs. Green was pre-
scented cold meat fork as a token of
friendship. She went Friday, with Miss
Dorothy, to join her husband in Black
Greek, y. Y.
At the regular meeting of West River
Grange Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected: NJ, DR.. f. L. Os-
good o., II. H., Franklin; lee, Mrs.
Alma Cummings; chap, 3. B. Prentiss
Sec. Mrs. f. l.. Osgood; treas, Mrs
B. b. Prentiss: s., Mrs. Fl. F. Howard |
A. s., II. +. Howard: L. \. S. Miss
Eloise Cummings G.. r., +. +. Knapp |
Ceres, Mrs. Francis Snow Pomona, Mrs.
Matte Turner; Flora, Mrs. Ada Per
kins.
The families in district No. evidently
were ION the move" last week Mr.. and !
Mrs. George Foster moved to Newfane.
where they have bought a house. Irving
Bills moved his family to the Foster
place, which he has bought. John Brat |
ton moved to the house vacated BY Mr. |
Bills and Mr.. Crandall and another fam
lily have moved to John Bratton's farm. |
Frank Fredericks has sold his place to
session soon.
the marriage, Nov. f. of Mrs. Edith
Nina Russell and Welcome +. Blood.
both of Dorchester, Mass Mr.. Blood
is son of f. Fl. Blood and grandson
of Mrs. Hattie Blood of this village and
is well known here. He was volunteer
in the World war and served in France
for many months, most of the time act
ing as dispatch bearer on a MOTORCYCLE. |
On his return he resumed his position as
expert machinist in Cambridge, Mass
being overseer of his department Mrs.
Blood is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Jenison OF Westminster