The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-18

ROOu SHdDB lOI IL Ddi Htld lIlIS SplI
and is in an ideal location for public
games, and Townshend has never been
lacking for players. Why not talk this
thought best have a mass meeting called
TO make plans for the day.
Grip colds continue prevalent.
Mrs. Lucy Franklin is at II. o. Gale 5
for few weeks stay.
Theodore. Osborn, who has been i'll
i,with neuritis the past week, is recov-
ering.
The Hall brothers lost valuable
cow, which died from sickness this
week
Miss Florence Whitaker went Mon
/ day to visit her father, John Whitaker,
at Newfane.
Miss Sylvia Kidder is spending the
vacation from her school at Vernon at
her home here.
A doe was chased and killed by
dogs ON r. w Watsons meadow Thurs
day night, March H.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Sage went Tues
day to stay week in Boston and at
tend the automobile show.
Allen Heath drove to the street for
the first time Monday since his recent
severe and prolonged illness.
Miss Cora Mason of Bellows Falls
came Friday to visit at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. L. j. Parker.
CHARLES Bohne has so far recovered
from his severe illness that he is dress
ed and sits up part OF the time.
Mrs r. NJ Allbee of West Brat
tleboro visited at the home of her son,
Z, Z. Allbee, two days this week.
Work on the new town hall build
ing has been held up by the delayed
train service, freight embargoes, etc.
Miss Elizabeth Dauchy came We'd
nesday to spend the three weeks vaca.
tion from her school at Essex with her
parents.
Miss Leone Franklin finished her win
ter term of school in East Putney Fri
day. She will spend her months vaca
ton at home.
Wales Plimpton of Wardsboro, who
has been working in C. II. Willard :
mill the past year, has finished and
returned home.
| Miss Ethel Vincent returned Satur-
day to Leyden, Mass, where she is q
> teacher, after spending several weeks
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. l.
, Vincent.
. Harold Franklin of Concord, \ H., who
c has been working as fireman on the
e Boston & Maine railroad came March L
to spend a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs H. H Franklin.
Miss Mary Borah and Miss Shirley
. Gibson, teachers i'll the village graded
school, went Monday to their home:
in Rutland (Vt) and Meriden, Conn.
respectively, for the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lowe are NOV
!. ing this week to the Spring farm OF
Z the Putney road t. NJ Allbee ant
). family will move later into the tene
ment in p. T. Allbee's house which
the Loves are vacating.
r Henry Roux went Tuesday of las
II week to Brattleboro to meet his wife
G mother, formerly of Paris. France Mrs
t Roux is one of the French war bride
and her mother and sister came witt
her to this country short time ago.
f G. B. Whitney will sell his household
n goods at auction at his home Saturday
7 March 90, at l o'clock. Mr.. Whitne,
: and family will move soon to thei
q new home at Ludlow, where Mr. Whit
e ney has position as district superin
tendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grout are a
l, Moses Grout S farm in Newfane to re
n main while their daughter, Mrs. Nose
l. Grout, is at the Springfield hospital
= Mrs. Circuit expects to undergo an OPP
Grafton there. Her son, Stanley, ais
will be operated upon for adenoids
Several teams in the Follett dstrc
were delayed nearly two hours, Thursda
March IL, by tree which on being felle
struck across the road instead of fallin
in the direction intended by the choppers
\ The deep snow prevented the team
from turning back and taking anothe
route homeward.
AT the morning service next Sunda
Rev. Mr. Blackburn and Rev. Mr.. Bos
worth will exchange pulpits in com
pliance with request from the Vernon
executive committee of the Inter ehurc
World Movement that such exchang
be observed on that date by the pas
tors of the state in recognition of tn
existing spirit of interchurch co-opera
ton
On a return trip from East Jamaic
Saturday o: w. Follett encountered
deep water near the Burnap place
which forced him to remain at Yves
Townshend until the next day. O
Sunday a force of men succeeded i
breaking out the old road over the hi
by H. c. Stratton s farm, which was i
early days the main road and Mr.. Fol
lett returned home by this route.
Miss Ruth Barry sustained a seriou