The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-01


circus in Springfield.
Edison Derry, who has been in the
| Memorial hospital at Brattleboro the
| past five weeks for treatment, Is much
| improved and expects to be able to re-
turn home the first of next week.
l. The Grafton baseball team will play
the Newfane- Brookline farmers baseball
team on the common at 10 o'clock Mon
lday forenoon, July 4. Newfane team will
play Saxtons River in the afternoon at
Saxtons River. f. ..s-s .*..-..
| The dance in Union hall Friday eve
ming given by Messrs. Bush and Redfield
/ was well attended. The proceeds of the
| evening will be for the organizing of a
| baseball nine known as the Newfane and
| Brookline Farmers team. ..s..
The White Ribbon quartet; consisting
| of Mrs. Ruth Monroe, Mrs. Grace
Rhodes, Mrs. Lottie Hyde and Mrs. Lula
| Osgood, with Miss Marjorie Games as
| pianist, was much enjoyed at the w. G..
T.'U. convention last Thursday.
Mrs J. l.. Martin has opened her sum-
mer home, BencaSSon Cabin, on New
fame hill. Her daughter, Mrs. Murray
Tucker and little daughter, Jane, and
guests of Mrs. Martin this week.
Robert Pratt spent the week END with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
GoodnOw. His mother, Mrs. Albert
Pratt, who had been a guest for fort
night in the home of her parents, re-
turned home with him to Belmont, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maher and son,
Malcolm, of ReadsbOro were guests Sun
day at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
panied by Mrs. Makers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Barlow, of Wilmington, and their
son, Byron Barlow.
Mrs. Alvah Howard and little son,
Sheldon. came Monday from her home in
Lynn, Mass, to join her husband in New
fame, who for the present is engaged in
blacksmithing work While looking for
tenement Mr.. Howard and family are
boarding at Davidson Naples.
Mrs John Cam and two sons, Wood
ward and Robert Cam, have been spend
ing two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
at their new cottage on Newfane hill,
returning Thursday TO their home in New
York city Miss Brainard, another
guest, has returned to her home inl
Brooklyn.
Next Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
there will be a game of baseball on the
village green between the Jamaica and
local teams. A game was played Satur |
day afternoon on the common between
the Newfane and BrOokline Farmers
team and Grafton. The score stood u
to in favor of the local team.
It II
some time in town at the home of his !
brother, who is in charge at the Wind (,
ham County creamery, is reported to .
have bought the Gerald Allbee farm in
BFOokline. His wife and two children
have come from LittletOn. n. H., and |
are now at the home of his brother.
The regular Thursday night meeting
was held in Union hall last week and
the time was given mostly to Mrs. Jean
nette III. Mann, the W. c. T. U. speaker
from Boston, who held the close atten-
ton of the unusual number present as
she told of the past achievements for
and the bright outlook for
the future.
Mr. and Mrs. u. A Benson and w. p.
Eames and family motored to Mount
Tabor Sunday, where they attended an
annual family picnic held this year in a
spot three or more miles over 5
a woodland road, before reaching the
S35, 900 bungalow which for the day was
open, although not at present occupied
called on Frank Rand and family, for =
merly of this town. who are pleasantly
situated now in Weston, where Mr.. Rand =
has bought a store and has been in the
business about two years. !
The Christian Endeavor meeting Sun
day evening was led by Miss Mildred
Eddy, and at the opening DeWeese De
Witt, secretary of the county Christian
EndeavOr society, gave an interesting ,
report of part of the program at the
in West BrattlebOrO last !
Friday, which was followed by short re-
ports of other features of the meeting
given by Miss Amy Read Charlotte De
Witt, Carolyn Hyde, Florence White,
Maude Howard, Mrs. Mary Cushing ,
Mrs. Ella JennisOn, Mrs. Lena Dewitt, !
president of the county society, and Rev !
+. b. Hyde. The number who attended !
from Newfane was Is and they brought
back the banner for efficiency. "a:
The concert given Monday night in
Union hall by colored students from
Straight college in New Orleans, La.
was much enjoyed by a large audience. Z
many coming from the surrounding dis
-rict, also from Brookline The voices
Of the young men blended we'll, calling
forth hearty applause. Prof. Luthie. one
Of the college faculty, who is travelling
with them, gave an interesting account
Of the college and its needs after which
a collection was taken, amounting to
over $33. Later be told of the great need
Of dormitOry in connection with the
college and the five young men passed [
cards for pledges of money and received
promise of over $50 toward the building.
Persons with blue eyes are rarely af-
pctpd with QOlop bIipInaza 1