The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
LOWELL & TELLER
10 MAIN STREET .
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
PUTNEY.

Miss Gladys Stoodley spent the week
end at her home in Chester, her father
having been i'll.
Schools were not in session Monday
or Tuesday of this week, but Monday
will be made up on Saturday.
The w. \. Cole Paper Co. has moved
from its old office building to new guar
ters recently fitted up at the mill, in
the southwest corner of the main build
ing.
Attorney, are being held and the posters
are out announcing the date as March
4. The cast is strong one and is
likely to be greeted by a packed house.
About so couples attended the dance
given by the American Legion post
Thursday evening of last week. An
oyster supper was served. Shows or
chestra OF Brattleboro furnished the
music.
Rev. W. r. Davenport, Methodist dis
trict superintendent, will preach in the
| Community church next Sunday, Feb
| %. All enjoy hearing Mr.. Davenport
speak, and he should have full house
Sunday morning.
! L. b. Howard, who bought George
Hollis farm last summer, began this
week to build new farmhouse. The
| house on this place was burned several
/ years ago and the Hollis had built a
small house Of three rooms, which in a
measure viii be used in the new build
ling.
The d. J. Smith corporation whose
manufacturing department has been
1 shut down through the cold weather,
opened Monday and the women engaged
there have returned to their work. The
sawmill IN connection with the business
/ has been running to its full capacity
all winter and logs are stored in all
available space near the mill.
The SEQ club entertained in lower
4 Masonic hall Saturday evening at 22
| tables of rhffitary whist. ~ iF1i6' first
prizes We're won by Mrs. ii. G. Ever
1 leth, Mrs. ]. y. Underwood, f. b. Han
mum and Raymond Bromley. The BOBBY
\ prizes went to Mrs. L. ID. Lord. Miss
| charlotte Gee, il. +. Howard and
i Thomas Carpenter. Refreshments OF
ice cream and waters were served.
/ Mrs. ]. \. Underwood gave military
whist party Friday evening in honor OF
] her husband and Mrs. Edith Howard
! whose birthday anniversaries came that
day. The company, through G. A. Po-
, land, presented them gifts. The first
prizes were presented to Mrs. Helen
Bailey, Miss Nellie Clarke, 4. NJ Rob
ertson and II. L. Bailey, while the
Mrs. Edith Howard, c. l.. Thwing and
y George Gassett. Refreshments were
4 served.
= The Ladies' Aid society of the Com.
munity church gave on Thursday after
noon of this week reception to then
4 outgoing president, Mrs. Caroline Good
], rich, who has held the office two. years
| and under the strenuous times of the adj
justing of the different societies anC
/, their ways under one administration
/ While the office at all times is difficult
one, at this particular period it has
been more difficult still. The ladies pre-
scented Mrs. Goodrich a picture and t
: Mrs Lord, the incoming president,
bouquet Refreshments were served.
II At the regular meeting of Greenwoo,
Woman's Relief corps Tuesday evenin;
the president, Mrs. ID. J. Smith, had
little patriotic celebration in honor o
e Washington'S and Lincoln's birthda,
anniversaries. Mrs. Alta Phillips rea'
Lincoln's address at Gettysburgs an,
E some of his sayings were read for tn
good of the order. After the close o
the meeting a Washington social wa
: held. The room was decorated with TIL
I national colors, and games were played
which We're matching up hatchetS OF
/, which quotations from Washington
! were written. their parts distributed
! The name, Washington, was taken an
! as many words as possible formed frOr
the letters, Mrs d. III. Smith maxim
. Ids