The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-21

time. The sentiment of the town is
strongly in favor of keeping standard
time.
Miss Nerna Sanborn of Boston is Wis
| iting her mother on Birnam road.
! Harold and Floyd Washer of Green
| field were here for the st. Patrick's day
| dance.
Miss Miriam Caldwell of Springfield
library staff spent the holidays at her
| home here.
Miss Evelyn Wilder of Conway has
| been a guest of her aunt, Mrs. +. A.
| Davis, two weeks.
! Herbert Clutter has been a guest of
his sisters, Misses Anne, Frances and
Madeline Clutter.
Next Monday evening the faculty of
iNorthheld seminary will be entertained
at The Mortified.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander of Spring
| field visited over the weekend and hol-
| iday with her sisters here.
Mrs. johnson. who has been with
| Mrs. G. s. Warner this winter, is visit
| ing in South Hadley a few days.
Mrs. Carol Miller and children of
! Greenfield spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Clapp.
| The Sunday school class of Mrs. Am
| bert Moody meets Friday afternoon of
Il
Rev. c.. l.. Thompson is attending the
| Connecticut Valley Conference of Uni
| tartan churches i'll Springfield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stebbins of Brat
tleboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Parks
| OF keene were here for the funeral of
John \. Fisher.
| Mr.. Collins, who has been employed
winter, has resigned. He and his wife
have gone to New York
| Miss Bertha Wood and Miss Stearns
are building houses on Birnam road OPP
| posite the L. A. Polhemus place. +. T.
AldriCh has the contracts.
| The Order of Eastern Star is to hold
a social the evening of May 4 at Ma,
sonic hall. The proceeds of the event
will be for the benevolent work of the
grand chapter.
The fifth ensemble recital will be held
at Russell Sage chapel next Monday aft
ernoOn at 4 O'Clock. The artists will bt
| Miss Angel, Organist; Mrs. Miller, VIC
| nist; Mrs. OCkerson and Miss Lock
\ wood, pianists. The public is invited
The selectmen and several other prom
1 ncnt citizens OF the town went last
/ Friday by automobile to Boston to at
| tend the hearing on the building of Z
i state road through Northheld Farms
i They report that the hearing was fav
orable for such road construction.
I Miss Ruth Davis has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Bos
ton, her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
i ". 4. Davis. in Concord. and at Mount
1 HolyOke college, Josiah II. Long of Bos
ton and Mrs. Abbie Pratt. his cousir
'lof Charlestown were here for the fun
!, eral of John A. Fisher. They wer,
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Nye.
Patriots day was observed by tn,
closing of the public schools and al
I stores. At Mortified seminary Rev. Z
r. Jones spoke at the chapel service OF
Patriotism. On Tuesday evening
a dance was held in the town hall con
Quoted by Raymond Clspp and Myror
Dunnel. The proceeds were for tn,
Itown baseball team. There was a larg,
4 attendance.
II The annual meeting of the Fortnight,
was held Monday afternoon at hbrar!
!, hall, with Mrs. c. c. Stockbridge pre-
siding Eighteen were present. Thu
II with all bills paid. The roll was callec
and the members answered with thu
names of the worlds most famous
paintings. Mrs. T.. +. Howard reporte,
\ for the nominating committee. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Pres, Mrs
nc. Z. Stoekbridge; vice pres, Mrs. G
l.. Thompson; treas. Mrs. G. l.. John
lson: sec, Mrs. w II. Waite: executiv,
com, Mrs. WhitmOre, Mrs. Howard
Mrs: Philbrick, Miss Minot, Mrs. c. L
Il W llilams; literary com, Mrs. "A. q
Moody, Mrs, Wood, Miss Bowles, Mrs
Richardson, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Jones
music com, Mrs. L. J. Mason, Mis-
Anterior, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Alexander
Mrs. Buffum. 4 discussion of the sub
iect for next years study was held. /
was agreed to continue the study of ar
but more in detail, taking one artist o
picture for a study meeting 1t ais
was agreed to devote some time to cur
rent history. Next Monday evening vii
be gentlemen's night at the Fortnight,
and each member will bring a man a.
guest.