The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10

from Brattleboro for a few weeks vaca-
ton at the StebbinS' farm.
Miss Ruth Sparks returned Tuesday
from 4 months visit at the home of her
grandparents in Westminster.
The town ball team met defeat at Viii
Evansville Saturday. the score standing
Z to > in Williamsville'S favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and grandson.
LYLE Barnes. of Springfield. Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. $. Farwell were guests
at Arthur Cheney's Sunday.
j. G. Daigneault has bought a new
Ford car. which he will use on the
northern mail route recently bid off by
him and of which he will take possession
July /.
Genevieye Cheney entertained several
young friends at her home June /, the
occasion being her 18th birthday ami
versary. Refreshments We're served and
a happy time was enjoyed.
Miss Ruth Stevens of Springfield,
Mass. who has taken nurses training.
accompanied a patient to Newfane last
week and took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to visit here at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Whitaker.
About 400 tickets for Nan. the Mas
cote to be presented at the town hall the
evening of dedication day, were sold the
first day. Tuesday, at C. @. RObinsOn's
store. The hall has been arranged with
52l reserved seats.
Mrs. 4. w. Barry, who has been at
Saxtons River several weeks during the
illness and death of her mother, Mrs.
Little, returned home Friday. Her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
little of Hartford, Conn, came with her
for a visit.
Mrs. Abbie Randall started Wednesday
for Oak Bluffs, AIarthas Vineyard, where
Il, Of hap "a A
as usual. She viii visit two days at
Athol and stop over Sunday at Worcester
on her way. Miss Flora johnson of
Brookline Will work for Mrs. Moses Ran
dali during her absence.
While engaged in his duties on Bald
mountain Monday Forester W. X. Sny-
der fell from the lookout tree at the sum-
nit and broke two ribs. He was able
! to reach the telephone and got news of
! the accident to his father. r. W. Sny-
| der. who went To his aid and has since
| been covering the route in his sons place.
| Mrs. f. r. Randall plans to go Mon.
day to Rutland. where she will visit al
| the home of her sister. She will 60
| from there to Burlington to attend com
| mencement exercises at the University
of Vermont her son. Merle Randall. be
ing one of the graduates. Mrs. Anna
i Randall of BelehertOwn, Mass, will stay
with the family during her absence.
Charles Cutler and Mrs. z. B. Batchel
der returned to their homes WedneSda,
, from the Memorial hospital in Brattle
, boro. where they spent several weeks
following operations. \ trained nurse
Miss Mahoney, came with Mrs. Batchel
der to remain for a time All are gla
to welcome these neighborS home again
and see them recovering health an
: strength.
The Advent school in No. 3 distric
closed June 3 for the summer vacation
= Owing to the prevalence of whoopin
: cough among the pupils the closing exei
I; ciSes and the sale of chIdren's wor
I were omitted. The teacher. Mrs. KELSEY
i returned to her home in Concord. n III
e for a few weeks and will teach later i
4 a Massachusetts summer school. Tn
1 Advent educational secretary, NJ /
; Clayton of Lebanon, \. H., visited til
4 school the closing day.