The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

DIR. E. II Tracy has bought q new Oak
land co1Ipp s.5s'%Gazs i gasasss4esasss
The L. C. B. a. will meet with Mrs.
ohm O'Connor of so Clark street Wednes
day evening.
The j. E. Hall class Of the Baptist
Bible school will hold social with Mrs. |
H. G. Smith of Guilford street Wednes |
day AFTERNOON and evening. Members
are askedSto carry sandwiches and cake.
The husbands are invited to supper.
A canvass of the votes in Windham
county, made by the county clerk from
returns from the town clerks, shows. that
Attorney Harold e. Whitney of Brattle
boro carried every town but Nottingham
in his campaign for the office of states
attorney.
Sheriff Frank L. Wellman is expected
home tonight from Utica, N. Y, with
Ludgus Mailhoit, Governor p w. Glenn
ent having signed requisition papers adj
dressed to the governor of New York.
Mailhoit is wanted here by States Attor
ney Z. w. Gibson on the charge of steal
| ing an Overland automobile from Mrs.
Kenela Belair early in September. The
car has been in Utica garage and Mail
holt has been under arrest i'll that city.
A new Ford car owned and driven by
| John Anderson of Brattleboro, who with
| his family came down Federal street
| yesterday afternoon on their way to the
south, crashed into the hydrant on the
Common at the corner of Main street and
Bank Row, as it swung to the right to
avoid other cars on Main street. The
radiator was smashed and the front
| lights broken. The car was repaired so
it continued on its journey.-Greenfeld
Recorder of Monday.
A. L. Maynard's class of young women
in the Baptist Bible school enjoyed a
picnic supper in the grove near Broad
! brook last evening. A fire was built
and bacon, frankfurters and corn were
roasted and coffee was made. The
headlights of the three automobiles
which carried the party of Is to the
grounds, were turned on and games
were played. The party then took an
automobile ride to Hinsdale, Mortified
and home by way of South Vernon.
Mrs. George S. Dowley, Mrs. George F.
Barber, Mrs. Charles A. Harris, Mrs.
George L. Durham, Mrs. Francis P.
Blake, Mrs. Henry r. Brown, Mrs. Ly-
man E. Holden, Mrs. Charles o. Robbins,
Mrs. Fred A. Thompson and Mrs. Clar-
ence L. Stickney entertained at auction
bridge yesterday afternoon from 2.30
to $50 at Inwood Inn. Invitations were
issued to 100 guests. Ices, cakes, tea and
coffee were served. The prize winners
were Mrs. F. r. Newell, Mrs. F. E. Bar
Der, Mrs. F. s. Pratt, Mrs. A. w Rock
well, Mrs. A. p. Carpenter, Mrs. Z. Burr
Smith, Mrs. A. II. Brasor, Mrs. G. A.
McRae, Mrs. Lyman Smith, Mrs. c. E.
GRAHAM, Mrs. j. E. Warren, Mrs. f. R.
Pratt, Mrs. w. /. Hunt, Mrs r. j. Ell
bridge, Mrs. w. K. Daley, Miss Evelyn
Harris, Miss Amy Hines, Miss Florence
Wellman.
Attractive window cards advertising
the Valley fair have been distributed
about town. The design was drawn by
W. Ls.-Duntley ,sQf ~ths-,publieity depart
ment of the Holstein- Friesian associa-
tion.s 1t has a background of trees. a
large black Y extending from the two
upper corners of the card nearly to the
bottom, and across this, about half way
up, is pennant bearing the words, 'Val-
ley Fair" Above the pennant is a bay
horses head in circle of gray, while be
meath the pennant in the point of the
is a Sleeps head. To the left of the
V in the foreground COW and ducks are
seen and to the right is white pig and
someJ hens. Across the bottom of the
| card is the word "Brattleboro" in
black and "Oct. So" in orange. The
upper background portion of the card is
| printed in orange. The engraving was
made in such a way as, to necessitate but
two paintings of the card to Secure the
orange, black and toned effects.
Dancing, Island Park, Tuesday-Adv.
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