The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-10
BRATTLEB0R0 LOCAL

The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church viii meet in the
church vestrv tonight at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Il. Crosby has bought of
her husbands estate the house ON Crosby
Terrace now occupied by W. \. Wilcox
and the grove adjoining.
The W. c, T, L. viii meet at the rest
room Monday. afternoon at , O'Clock.
Delegates to the county convention viii
be appointed at that time.
The body of Mrs Juliet :. Burrows.
widow of Briggs Burrows of Springfield.
Mass. viii be brought to BrattIcboro
tomorrow morning from Springfield for
burial in Prospect Hill cemetery
Scdgwick Womans Relief corps will
hold its Memorial service for deceased
members at Prospect Hill cemetery Satur-
daN, J',Ie II. ut q O'Clock. All members
are requested 10 bring flowers to the ccmc-
terry. instead Of to Grand Army hall as
has been done In previous years
The annual meeting of the corpora
tors OF the Brattleboro Masonic Building
association WAS held last evening i'm the
directors room at the temple. These of
hccrs were elected: Pres. NJ C. Hough-
ton; first vice pres, G. Il. CroweH: see
ond vice pres, +. W Putnam; treas. T.
X Vaughan clerk, III. +. {. Toedt aud
Itor, W. y, Shumway.
Mrs W. w. Walker of % Spruce
street fell down the cellar stairs in her
home Yesterday afternoon. receiving a
scalp wound, fracture of ribs and was
badly bruised and shaken up The ex-
tent OF the injuries has not been de
termIned Mrs William p Hannum.
who lives in Mrs. Walkers house, heard
her tall and went TO her assistance. DIR.
Grace W. Burnett was called to attend
her. Miss Atkinson, nurse, Is caring for
her.
Officers of the Windham County sun
day School assocIat ION, which sent flow
ers To the state secretary and his wife
heN. and Mrs. G.. r. Robbins, who were
IN an automobile accident recently. have
| received a letter from AIr. Robbins eN-
pressing appreciation for the remem-
brance. He stated that physicians at
the Mary Fletcher hospital said that
after one more week in bed and then a
week ON crutches he would be able to
resume his work Mr.. Robbins sustained
| a dIslocation of one hip.
Mrs. Ann Lucy Howard Spaulding
| widow of Frank Brigham Spaulding
| died at her home in Winchester, Mass.
| Tuesday, at the age of 50 years. after
an illness which had lasted since Jan.
| uary. She was born in Iownshend. 1t.
| on Feb II, 1859, the daughter of o. +
and Lucy Howard, and was educated al
| AndoVer academy and at Wellesley col
| lege. In 1886 she was married to Frank
| Brigham Spaulding. from which mar
| rlage three children survive. They are
| Howard &. Spaulding Of Portland, Me
| Mrs. John G.. Slater of Winchester, anC
| Mrs. Harold l.. Robinson OF Worcester
To revive the observance of Nationa
| Flower Mission Day members of the
| Brattleboro w. G. T. L. met in tn,
home of Mrs Henry Tucker of T. Grove
street yesterday afternoon, and enjoyed
a pleasant time Mrs. III. p. WoodiI
gave an account of Flower Mission
work and read leahet written and pub
hshed by Mrs. Esther T. Housh fo1
Flower Mission work while Mrs. Housl
lived in Bratteboro. Refreshments o
Sandwiches and coffee were served anC
bouquets were tied with white ribbon
and cards were tied to them and the!
were sent to shut -ins. Jellles, sand
witches, etc, also were carried to shut
ins, as is the custom on Flower Mission
DAYS.
i A pleasant afternoon was passed YES
terday when the babies of the cradl
roll of the First Methodist church, to
gether with their mothers, met in TIN
lYestry for a cradle roll party as par
of the Children s week celebration
while the kiddies. seated upon ru
i'm the center Of the room, played busil
with balls, picture books, blocks am
other toys the mothers were becomin
better acquainted with one another am
exchanging mothers experiences. lie
freshmcnts consisted of ice-cream dec
grated with animal crackers and fanc
waters just before going home, tn
mothers and children gathered outsid
, the church and had their pictures taker
| The party was i'm charge OF Miss Eft
, Miner. cradle roll superintendent, an
Mrs. G. G. Chayer