The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-28

at their home after an absence of sew
eral months with Mrs Morse S daugh-
ter Mrs. A. NJ Merrifeld, and family,
at WilliamSyille.
Miss Doris Adams, who has been in
Brattleboro at Mr.. Conveys several
weeks. is spending a week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert +. Adams.
Erwin c. Sparks is suffering from in
fiammatory rheumatism, with which he
already has been housed about a week,
some days being confined to his bed.
Samuel f. Bartlett called upon Rev.
and Mrs 4. s. Charlton of Gardner,
Mass, last week. and also spent some TIME
in Pennington, Me-, returning Thursday
Pre-NIemoriat day exercises in the vii
Iage school Friday afternoon Will include
readings by pupils and teacher and con-
versations on patriotic persons, places and
events.
/ John BulIey will make automobile
J trips with passengers this summer be
tween East Dover and Brattleboro Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays: other
| days by appointment
! Mrs. Lawrence Ingram and daughter.
Barbara, of Lawrence. Mass, after
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
NJ. Ingram. have gone to Chicago to visit
! Mrs. Migrants mother.
| Miss Nav f. Kelsey of New York
city has bought Samuel II. MorSe'S house.
which has been occupied the past year by
/ Merton G.. Stone. Mrs. y. NJ. Kelsey will
occupy the place after June l.
! Mr. and Mrs Allie F. Mundell enter
tanned his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mundell. and sister, Mrs. Elmer
Burdick of Ralston Spa, y. y, and Misses
Madeline and Eleanor Gerard of Sara
toga. \. Y, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Page came May
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| Conn. their household goods coming by
motor trucks. They have moved to the
| farm which they bought last fall oil
the late Charles /. Ingram. 8.
Clark Shepardson recently had the
/ pleasure of a family house party Of -four
generations, when his daughter and nus
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey of West Dover
his granddaughter, Mrs. Lyman. and heI
/ little son of Wilmington visited him.
The place of meeting of the Ladies
Benevolent society for next Wednesday
afternoon will be announced Sunday. The
meeting last week was with Miss EdG
Dunton with II in attendance. Supper
was served after the business meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosterman ant
son. Charles. of Dorchester. Mass, spent
Friday with Mrs. Abbie III. kelSey. Sam
uel II. Morse and Mrs. Ross of Boston
who came with them by automobile visited
I Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church there will be union memorial ser
vices. the people of WilliamsyiIle Joining
with this community. Alrs.-C f. Aldrcih
pastor If the Methodist church at vii
Evansville will preach. There will b.
special music Services begin ut 1870
In-the evening Mt 40 there will be echoes
, FROM the state convention.
Reg f. Kendricll Hackett-Attendcd the
Baptist state convention ut Bellows Fail
Monday and was accompanied by his par
entS. Rev. and Mrs. w. VI. Hackett o
West WardSbGro and Mrs. \. NJ. Kelsey
All came back after the evening service
except Rev. W. W. Hackctt. On Tues
day AIr. and Mrs. Hackett and two chill
dreu Mrs. W. W. Haclett and Mrs
Clark of West Dummerston mOtored owe
for the day.
! Raymond Stone. Milo Winter and Ber
rard Stone from the village school partici
pated in the town spelling match at VII
Evansville Monday. Onnie Bills and Char
, hottie Dewitt Of Newfane- were the sue
cesSful candidates hwho represented tn
town at Bellows Falls Tuesday. Th
- contest was close for second place, Car
; lotta Nido of WiIliamsville being tie
with Miss Dewitt, who, ON second test