The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-18
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of nurse and doctor.
Rugg brothers of Westminster West
have bought car of w. Z. Parker.
Mrs. Jerusha Martin will be house
keeper for Postmaster f. A. Burditt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter of Brattleboro
were guests Sunday of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Crawford
Curtis Houghton is making his home
at DR.. L. NJ. Plantz s, having a room
and boarding himself.
Miss Edna Tarbell, who formerly
lived in town, is coming to work in the
William Robertson IS Sons paper mill.
Mrs. Person, who sustained shock
last week, rallied but is still in seri-
Gus condition. Mrs. Thrower is the
nurse.
| Miss Morgan of Proctor is at work at
the Smith Corporation shop and is
/ boarding at Mrs. B. X. Knights. Mrs.
FJoe Holt also has entered the employ of
5. the Smith corporation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houghton of Wal
1 than, Mass, were at DIR. L. H. Bugbee's
over Friday night as guests of Miss
Florence Follett. Mrs. Houghton sang
at the movies Friday evening.
O. L. Clark, who has been employed
at the w. A. Cole Paper Co.'S mill
through the winter, finishes work there
and goes to Brattleboro Monday to work
at the Fort Drummer Mills.
M. V. B. Sleeper and niece, Mrs. A
i M. Corser, attended the funeral of Mr.
Sleeper brother in Hartland Wednes
day. Mrs. Laura Britton is with hel
mother during Mrs. Corser's absence
, Children's day was observed at the
Community church Sunday. Owing t.
the illness with measles of several of the
children who were expected to take part
| the program was somewhat interfereC
with.
E Herbert Howard returned Monda,
| from Mcleod hospital at Boston, wher,
S he had an operation. While there Mrs
5 Howard and son, Russell, visited him
r They were accompanied by their neigh
: Dor, Mrs. L. i. Rix, and two sons VIII,
$ visited her parents at Lynn, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pierce and son, Guy
OF Jamaica were guests at Merritt How
ards Sunday. They were accompanie,
by Mrs. Harvey Howard, who has bee
IN Jamaica several months caring for tn
sick. Other guests there Sunday wer
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Pond and Mis-
: Bacon of Northampton and Howar
: Allen and Miss Katherine Williams o
Springfield, Mass
/. B. F. Howard went to Boston Monda,
/ afternoon for treatment. He was accom-
panied by Merritt Howard and his sol
Waldo Howard. The latter will underg
Low Il.
leg, which have gradually drawn out q
' shape since he was a little boy and ha
dlphtheria. His many friends are hopin
for a successful operation as he is
. worthy young man studying law at tn
: Albany Law school.
5. Floyd Fuller was run into on I'll
= Brattleboro road near the "Grea
> Green Way about O'Clock Thur.
/. day morning, as he was returning hon
with party of friends in his For
Z automobile by Mr.. Coombs of Brat
Q tlebOro. Mr.. Fuller S car was damage
G to the extent of q smashed wheel an
Ispring axle. ID. S. Smith was tel,
a lphoned for TO 90 and bring the youn
). people home and to get the car to IL
{ shop that day. No one was iniure,
The public schools closed Friday. O
l. Wednesday evening there was party !
e the Central school building by the losel
l. in the wild flower contest. On Thursda
L. Ievening graduating exercises of Il
a eighth grade were held There were 81
4 members in the class, Mary Farringto
!, Mildred Martin, Eunice johnson, Re
! Carpenter, Clarence Lowell and Gilbe
Hulett Mildred Martin was unable
!, be present on account of being i'll wit
= measles. Rev. DIR. II. p Woodn gave Il
Z address, which was full Of good advi
:! to the young people and within the
> scope of comprehension. Miss Ed
superintendent, presented the diploma
~ The stage was decorated prettily in 4
- class eolors, green and white. the ella
flower, the daisy, with green being us
IT in the background while spirea al
daisies with ferns made up the decor
e. tions at the front.
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