The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frederick have
moved into Mrs. Lucy Franklin's tene-
ment.
Mrs. f. H. Prentiss of Cleveland has
been a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Prentiss.
Mrs. Hutchinson of No!e3 district went
Saturday to AthoI. Mass, to remain with
relatives tor a rest and to recover her
health.
Richard Pierce of Greenfield spent the
weekend at the home of Alton Holden
and sold his driving horse while here
10 /. :. Sayre.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year for The Sons OF Veterans Camp win
he held at the regular meeting at New
fame on Friday evening of this week.
Recent news from Merle Bruce who
enlisted last summer in Company F. SD
Infantry, I. s.. Regulars, states that he
is still at Camp Grant m Illinois where
he went the first of August. His prin-
cipaI enjoyment Is in attending music
school regularly at that place.
Charles and Will Clark of Nashua. =.
H.. are working at C. H. Wizards mill
and boarding at John Jenkins. The
Young men are sons OF the late VIII y,
Clark. a brother Of Mrs. Fl. II. Franklin,
and a former resident of this town.
The auction sale of the late p. H. Rut.
tcrs household goods Saturday was well
attended for the season and fair prices
were paid. The articles included many
antiques, Il grandtathers clock, etc. Ia
many it seems pathetic to see the homes
of those who have been nearly hfelone
residents of the town broken up and
cherished possessions scattered far and
wide.
The N1iIler~ Falls. Mass. correspondence
in the Greenfield Recorder of Monday
contained the following Mrs. Gertrude
Brown Bates Of New street in this village
and Charles II. Hought0n of Townshend,
Vt. were married in the congregational
church parsonage by Rev. l.. ii. Ruge At
: O'Clock Saturday e%veping. Mr.. and
Mrs. Houghtou will make their home in
AIllers Falls for the present. h.a
The. annual inspection Of Birchard Wo
mems Relief corps was held at the Con
gregational vestry Friday afternoon with
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler Of White RlveI
Junction. department president. , as In
sDcCtion officer. Mrs. Eva Marsh. senior
( vice president, presided i'm the absence OF
Mrs. Anna Bush. president. At the close
] of the business session Mrs. Wheeler gave
d short interesting and helpful address.
commencing the work done. Refresh
mcnts Of sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served.
Miss Mary Plumb, teacher Of mathe
MATES at Leland and Gray seminary, anC
Miss Julia Sparks aged. 16, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Nj. Sparks ana a stu
dent at the seminary, were taken Satur
dav to Memorial hospital where botl
were at once operated on for appendicitis
Miss Sparks was in a serious condition
but is doing as web as possible. Her par
cnts accompanied her and Mrs. Spark
will remain at BrattleborO Tor severa
days. Miss Plumb, who had been in il
health for several weeks. is also reported
doing well.
The funeral Of Leroy 1. Knapp, wh'
died Wednesday afternoon after a shor
illness. was held at the home of hi
nephew, A. X. Greenwood. Friday at l
in the morning. Rev; {. w. Bishop; pas
beside an address gave as a tenor sol
the hymn, Eye Hath Not Seen. Thos
attending from out Of town were MRS
Lula Bingham and Mrs. Ella Willard q
South Newfane, Mrs. Mamie Helson, Mrs
Nora Taylor and Frank Churchill OF brat