The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-26
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14IIIy Ian Ait'S SaoiAN ~ " A4AN-AN-o- ~-
Mrs. Lolita Miller has returned to BOs-
ton.
Edward Fisher is at Lester Williams
for the season. /
Frank Farr spent a few days last
week in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. T. $. Sawin of Brattleboro spent !
Thursday with friends in town.
The social Bible class met Tuesday |
evening with Miss Almira Burwell.
Miss Lillian Richmond is spending
her two weeks vacation at home.
The primary Sunday school gave Mrs. |
Wild a silver cream ladle as a parting |
gift.
Mrs. w. a Kingston of Bellows Falls
visited her aunt, Mrs. Wellman, Wednes- |
day.
Miss Hazel Lewis is having a vaca
tion of a week from her school in Wal |
pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Farr of Bellows
Falls visited at Mrs. Robert Fairs re-
Gently. /
Miss Ella Ware from Townshend, was
a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Davis.
E. a. Williams of Bridgeport was a
weekend guest of his son, Carroll VIII
liams.
The Mothers Cub meets Wednesday
afternoon, March 80, with Mrs. Robert
Miller.
Miss Mary Fits of Brattleboro spent
a few days last week with Mrs. George
c. Wright.
Mrs. w. $. Lynn of Sherbrooke, Que
bee has been spending the last two weeks
with her niece, Mrs. \. III. Ward.
Mrs. Blanche Bates and infant daugh
ter have returned to New York. after
spending a month with Mrs. Levi Peek.
Miss Harriet Farr is Mt her home on
the upper street for two weeks, As her
school in BernardstOn IS closed Tor va
cation.
Martha Rowley has returned from
Crown Point, where She had been
treated for eye trouble. Her condition
is much improved
Lennox Bigelow, with his little son,
Edward, returned Monday from Nor
cester, where he went to attend the fun
eral OF a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey have returned
from Florida, where they spent the
winter. Mr.. Torrey will carry on ms
market gardening as usual this year
Mrs. David Woodburn, who has been
recovering slowly from Il long Illness
was taken suddenly worse last Thurs
! day. The next day she seemed i'll n less
| serious condition and now seems TO be
| gaining a little.
| There will he a special Easter serv-
| ice Sunday morning followed by com
munion and admission of members. In
| the evening the Sunday school will give
/ an Easter concert with special music by
| kurn Hattin boys.
! George Howard has bought the house
| on High street in BrattlebOro, formerly
| owned by John Howard. He will move
| his family to Brattleboro as soon as
| the roads are good. Mr.. Howard has
| lived here a long time and the family
| will be missed by their neighbors and
| friends.
| Mrs George Wright entertained the
/ Bible class at her home Saturday after
| noon. Sandwiches, cakes, waters and
| tea were served. Miss Eva Larkin and
| Mrs. Winthrop Bent poured. I'm behalf
! of the Bible class, Mrs. Wright pre-
| scented Mrs. Wild a pair of beautiful
! brass candle sticks of the George Wash
! ugton pattern. Those present eX
| pressed regret that Mrs. Wild is to
| leave town so soon.
1t is much regretted by townspeople,
! that Mr.. and Mrs. \. III. Ward are to
| leave Kurn Hattin. Mr.. Wards rcsig-
nation takes effect April /, and ne hopes
| to be released ut once. The trustees Of
the home will lind it difficult to fill the
! position with 50 competent man as Mr.
/ Ward. They hoped to persuade him TO
stay, but he is firm in his decision. Mr.
i Ward has bought the farm owned by
/ Mrs. Lora Wheeler in Gold River.
Lawrence Harlow * at Mrs. Nut
ting's preparing for spring work. Miss
4 Marion Nutting is mt home for ten days
vacation. She came Wednesday from
New Haven, where she has been doing
practice work in teaching domestic
science in the public schools She will
90 from here to Ridgefed, Conn. where
she will teach domestic science for two
. months, having full charge Of the work.
In June, Miss Nutting viii receive her
= diploma from Storr's college where she
has completed her course in domestic
. science.
Mrs Ernest Wright gave a snowflake
party for her little daughter, Phyllis
Saturday afternoon. About 20 were
present. The children were entertained
with singing. games and story telling by
| Miss Frances Coolidge of Bellows Falls