The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-30
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Miss Esther Moore, who is taking the
two years course at Fitchburg normal
school, is home for the summer.
Prof. and Mrs. F. L. Duley have rented
| their house for the summer and VIII go
next week to Gloucester.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. Campbell Morgan and
their two daughters are at the Northheld
during the Young Women's conference.
Rev. f. w. Pattison preached at Mount
Hermon Sunday and had charge of the
! Wednesday evening service there this
week.
Miss Bernice Webster will leave in a
| few days for New York, where she is to
attend the summer school of art at New
| York university.
Mrs. f.. w. Cowles and son, Erwin,
have gone to Canada to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eva Childerhose, and family
for the summer
Paul Breinig and family leave next
week for HolderneSs, \. H., where they
spend the summer. Max Huber will go
as their chauffeur.
Rachael and Joseph Childrey, who have
been at Rev. Il. w. Pattison's for a visit,
have gone to Ottawa, Canada, for the
summer. Joseph will return to school at
Mount Hermon in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Richelle of Philadelphia
are spending their honeymoon at the Ste
NeIiSOn COllbSe on huSIlC ISiuSe
bride was Miss Margaret McCallum, who
has spent several summers here.
Miss Esther Moody is home from her
years teaching in New Jersey and is at
the head of the auditorium bookstore this
summer. Miss Blanche Walker and Miss
Helen Caldwell are clerks at the book
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance have returned
from their wedding trip and are living in
Is III
Friday night their many friends gave
them a serenade and announced a gift
was on the way.
Mrs. &. II. Webster and daughters will
go to Amherst Friday to be guests of Miss
Mary BOwles for the day. Miss Bowles
is experimenting her sisters household
for a week before she returns to her home
in Middlebury, Vt.
Leon Alexander. is in Rutland, Vt,
this week on business trip in connection
with the fertilizer firm by which he is
employed. The Office at Rutland is to be
closed and that business will be done
through the Boston office.
The Boys Brigade are managing a cele-
bration for Fourth of July at the town
hall at 40 p. m, standard time. There
will be community sing with music by
Mount IIermon orchestra. Then the six
reel picture, The Stream of Life, will be
given.
The high school alumnae association
will hold a reception and dance at the
town hall Saturday evening, July ,.
Each graduate may bring one guest.
Shows orchestra will furnish music. Miss
Ruth Davis is president of the class and
Miss Esther Moore is the secretary.
The Young Peoples Religious union
of the Unitarian church went to Bernard
ston Sunday evening by invitation of the
young peoples society of the Unitarian
church of BernardSton. Donald Williams
and Theodore HoltOn were the speakers
from the local society.
Miss Marion Webster held a public re-
cital Of her Winchester. n. H.. piano and
violin pupils last Tuesday evening She
has % pupils there who took part in the
recital. On Saturday afternoon about
the same number of her Mortified pupils
gave a private recital at Alexander hall
Miss Webster gave them a picnic on the
lawn of Alexander hall afterwards.
Mrs. Edmund f. Russell sustained a
severe fall Monday and has been since in
a serious condition. She fell from the
back steps of her home in such a way as
to fracture her skull. DIR. G.. X. Ander-
son of Brattleboro was called in consulta-
ton with DIR. Newton. Her condition
is favorable. A trained nurse is caring
for her.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Doolittle went to
Fitchburg Saturday and returned Mon
day. They attended the class day exer-
cises of their daughter. Grace. who is
president of her class of II young women.
who have taken the fourlyear course
Miss Grace graduated on Wednesday. On
Saturday she gave the ivy grafton and
planted the ivy as her part of the class
day exercises. She graduated from the
junior high department.