The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-16

Cal, and bought out the Saticoy phar-
macy, Saticoy City, Cal.
! Miss Frances Hyde and Miss Helen
Hyde, who had been spending their vaca-
ton with their parents, Rev and Mrs. +.
| b. Hyde have left for the summer. Miss
Frances has returned to Detroit and Miss
Helen to Lake Placid, n. y.
Mrs W. p. Eames and daughter,
Miss Marjorie. returned Wednesday from
a vacation of 10 days at York Beach,
Maine. MIR. Eames spent few days with
his family. taking them by automobile to
| and from their fayorite resort.
Mrs. c. w. Rawson of Springfield has
been a recent visitor in the home of her
| father, Emery Howard. While in town
she visited her brother, Darwin Howard,
and her sister, Miss Ella Jeunison. at the
hoEle of their sister, Mrs. Jerome Holden,
in Westminster.
| Miss Mavis Page returned from her
Connecticut visit Saturday. She was &C
| cOmpanied by two friends from Bethany,
| Conn, Miss Lillian Downs and AIs's.
Grant Doolittle. who are spending a
short vacation with her in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Batchelder.
The promising young musician, Gin
ton Halliday, of Providence. Il. l., came
to Newfane Saturday after two weeks
/ stay at Oak Bluffs, Mass. with friends
He joined his mother and family in their
E'Newfane summer home, where they plan
to spend several weeks.
|. Mrs. NJ O. Howe and son, Arthur
Howe, spent Saturday with relatives in
WardsborO. Although no rain fell in that
town the roads were impossible above
TOwnshend, making a detour at the Gov
cred bridge. Taking the pent road and
passing the Bratton farm they were able
/ to reach home safely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Newton have
Al
where Mrs. Newton has been librarian a
number of years. to their new home on
/ West street. They are succeeded at the
I library by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monroe
who spent the winter at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bert Smith, in Brooklne,
having previously lived in Brattleboro
Walter f. Wheeler returned to Gard
ner the first Of the week, having spent
vacation of week with relatives here.
He also visited his son. Richard Wheeler
/ in Wilmington, who has been employed
plant in Mountain Mills. He left there
Thursday of this week to take another
position for the same company in Shell
burne Falls, Mass.
\ family party gathered at Davidson
Naples Thursday. 1t consisted of DR..
| and Mrs. +. L. Osgood of Townshend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davidson Osgood and
son, LYnden, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milon Park Osgood and two
children. Maolyn and Luther of White
. River Junction. all the children and
grandchildren of Mrs. G.. T.. Davidson,
/ who spent two days with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and
children, Eunice, Bernard. Alma and
Wesley came from New Haven. Conn.
Sunday by automobile to spend a few
J days with his father and WIFE Mr. and
| Mrs. Eugcne Thompson. With them
came Mrs. Ruth Cunning, only daughter.
who left her family of six for a short
| time in order to visit he~ father in his
Vermont home. During their short stay
| in town they called on several friends
| of their father and expressed their APP
probation of Vermont scenery.
Mrs. F. \. Dewitt, the only delegate
| from Newfane Christian Endeavor so
| ciety went Tuesday to New York city to
attend the Worlds Christian Endeavor
convention. Mrs. Dewitt represents not
| only her own local society but the Wind
ham County Christian Endeavor also. be
| ing the county president. During her
| stay in New York she has had the pleas
| ant fortune to room with Vermont dele
gates, who went from Barre. On her re
J turn she plans to stop in Stanford. \. Y,