The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-04

included Rutland, Rupert Lake George
and Glens Falls.
At the poverty social of the Wide-a
Wake class Of the Community church
Friday night Miss Nina Wood won the
prize for girls and Roy Carpenter the
prize for boys for the best costumes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Aver and nieces,
Miss Margaret and Miss Dorothy Aver,
were guests of Mrs George Marines over
the weekend, returning to Fitehburg
Monday afternoon in their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Corser had as
guests over the weekend and Memorial
day Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Chicopee
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Cless ID. Britton of
Concord, \. H., Mr.. and Mrs. Southwick
and two children of White River Junction.
Mrs Addie (Palmer) Carroll received
news Tuesday of the death in Kankakee.
H.. of her brothers wife, Mrs. Fred
Palmer. Mr.. Palmer went west many
years ago with the WinslOw Brothers,
when they went to Kankakee and married
there.
Mrs. Chester T. Darlington of Water
town. Mass, and little son, Chester, IT.,
have been guests of her father, Earl f..
Fuller. They are at present in the home
of her grandfather, George w Bell, in
Westminster West.
Mrs. Harriet Taft had several of her
here were Fred Taft of Worcester. Mr..
and Mrs. Spalding and daughter of South
Hadley Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taft
and son. Glen. of Brattleboro, Chester
Taft of New Jersey.
DIR. Edward Burnham of Boston was
here as usual over Memorial day with his
three sisters, Roella. Verona and Flora.
Their mother. Mrs. Henry Burnham. who
comes annually, did not come from Clare
l.
her son to Boston Tuesday.
Clifford H Cooke came Saturday from
Springfield, Mass, and was a guest over
Sunday and Memorial dav of his
brother, Carl T. Fuller, on West hill
MIR. Cooke also participated in the Me-
mortal day exercises here and at Dunn
merstOn, marching with the G. \. r.,
and Putney post. American Legion, he
being a veteran of the World war.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Il. Switzer are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. :. Angler. On Sat
urday Mr.. Switzer sold to Fred a. Aus
tin land adjoining the house he inherited
from his sister, the late Martha Austin.
Mr.. Switzer Is express messenger between
Springfield. Mass, and Newport, while
their son. Robert. is the receiving clerk of
the American express at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Braley returned
to their home in Roxbury, Mass, Tuesday,
having come in their automobile to bring
their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Braley. who has
been visiting them several weeks. and
spend the holiday at the Braley farm.
Mrs. \. Il. II. Harris accompanied them
as far as Fitchburg on their return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayland Hardy. who
have begun housekeeping at the farm they
recently bought of Henry Brown. met
with an accident last Sunday. They were
taking some pigs to their farm and were
in East Putney when the horse became
frightened at the Squealing of the pigs
and ran away, throwing them out Mrs
Hardy received a cracked rib. Sprain of
one wrist and cuts on her head. Mr.
Hardy was badly shaken up but received
no serious injuries.
Mrs Jennie f. Patch. who was Sc
riOusly i'll last winter with brights disease.
had been quite comfortable and went to
Greenfield, Mass. to visit in the home of
her daughter. Mrs. George Sheldon. and
last week was taken i'll again and is crit
ically i'll there. Her daughter. Mrs. Wal
ter Burbank of Rutland. spent the week
end here in the Patch home and went to
Greenfield to see her mother. Her son.
Waldo j. Patch, also goes to Greenfield
every day.
Gerry Martin has sold his farm through
the Bigelow agency of Bellows Falls TO
Nathan III. Mann of West Dummerston
Mr.. Martin will move his family to the
village if he can find tenement. as he
and one SON are employed by ID. II. Smith
and the daughter. Miss Mildred Martin.
works for Mrs. Smith. His mother, Mrs
Jerusha Martin. who has been house
keeper for Mrs. III. NJ. Wood at Brattle-
boro, has returned home to pick up her
things as she had a small tenement in
the Martin house.