The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-30

Earl Gleason is i'll with erysipelas.
Guy Barnes has bought an Overland
automobile.
Francis Durham spent Friday in
Brattleboro, making the trip both ways
Mrs. &. ". Payson of Springfield,
Mass. came Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Jerome Holden.
Pauline Harlow of the Brattleboro
high school returned home last week
Thursday for the summer.
Hugh Houghton, Frank Miller and
Seymour Minard attended Lewis G.. Low
ell auction at Rockingham Tuesday
Fred Harlow and his mother, Mrs.
Arthur Harlow. mOtored to Lowell lake
Sunday with friends from Bellows Falls
and spent the day.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Curtis. Mrs. Ar
thur Harlow and Mrs Bert Ormsby ut
tended the Christian Endeavor conven-
tion in West Brattleboro last Friday.
Miss Bernice Holden and Carlton
Holden went 10 Highgate last week
Thursday to attend the wedding of their
brother, Sharon, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Annie Hall of Springfield, Mass,
came Monday for a visit among old
friends and neighbors here, which was
formerly her home. She returned to
Springfield Thursday.
Miss Alice Braley of Maiden, Mass,
and Mrs. Nettie Wightman Of Nalpole,
Y. H.. have been spending week with
their sister, Mrs Ed Benson. They
left here Monday for Walpole.
Miss Winifred Chapman motored here
from Windham Tuesday with Doris
Chapman and her cousin, Alice Gould
of Windsor both of whom had been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Harry Chap
man, in Windham.
The Ladies Aid society had a meet
ing at the parsonage with supper last
week Thursday in honor of Mrs. Fred
here This is the iirsts meeting they
have held in several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harlow, who
have been spending about three months
here with Mr.. Harlow 5 parents, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Harlow, returned to
their home in Burlington, Saturday. lie
has been appointed to a position in the
postofiice there through his civil service
examination, and will enter upon his
new duties July l.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Houghton motOred
to Hardwick last week Thursday to
visit their son, Freeman, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton McElroy Went
with them a far as Woodstock, Mr
AIcElroy returning home Friday. Mrs
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Connor, and Wis
tied Mrs. Barrett, returning home Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs Houghton.
Ed. Boutelle. who has been working
for w. $. Taylor, fell off a wagon last
week. striking on his shoulder and head
| DR.. J.. III. Bugbee was called and found
no bones broken but the shoulder was
| badly hurt and there was a cash in tn,
side of his head. The doctor took three
stitches in closing the wound. He re
NAMED several days at Mr.. Taylor's ane
when able his nephew, Charles Hitch
cock. took him in his automobile Il
| his home
j. lHunt fClark celebrated his 59tl
birthday anniversary, winch was Mon
day, with a dinner party on Sunday
Those present beside Mr.. and Mrs
Clark were their son. Charles r. Clarl
of Boston, and soE Fred 5. Clark. hi
wife and two daughters. Alice and Mar
| garet. of Bellows Falls; Mr.. Clark
sister, Mrs. Mary Clark Ranney, AM
her husband, Deacon Alfred p. Ranne
| of this place, and Mr.. Clark's nephey
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin III. Clarl
of Cleveland, Ohio, who have been Wis
/ ting here. and started for home Mon
| day. Mr.. Clark received many beautl
full flowers and the best wishes of IN
i friends that he may spend many NOR
such happy birthday anniversaries.