The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-15

Verne Sparks is the owner Of new
motorcycle with side car,
The date for the Glebe Mountain Sun
day school rally is Oct. 10.
II, A. Dudley. who has been housed
several days with erysipelaS Is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps of Middsebury re-
Gently visited their granddaughter, Mrs.
Lyle Hunt. zrsasAk
Mrs. Ellen JaqJiith, Mrs. Bert Bolton
and Dorothy Hope Bolton of @Newport. q.
H. and \. 4. Jaquith of Dorchester,
Mass spent last Friday at their homr-
stead here r
Mrs. William White. Who was here to
visit her aunt. Mrs. Stevens. who Is suf-
feriug with a broken arm in the home Of
G. +. Aldrich, returned TO Sturbridge,
Mass, Friday.
Attendants at the Baptist church ser-
vice. sunday enjoyed a rare treat IN ii, the
music rendered by w ii. NietSche of Will
Harrisburg, Mass, a duet with, Mrs. Ray
moud Davis and the solo, Peace l Leave
With You, by Tinney.
Train service through the West River
valley is somewhat crippled by present day
conditions bat Mth three jitney lines
making daily trips between this village
and 'Brdttftbof6l The Town may still be
considered on the map.
Rev Edward Emo. pastor Of the Bap-
list church, who has been earnest and
iaithfAl in his work since he settled hefe
nearly one year ago, began wcll-earned
vacation Of three weeks Monday morning
and Tuesday left by automobile with Mrs.
Emo for Philadelphia. whore he will visit
with q brother and.pthUr friends ia other
localities.
Mrs. Walter Hunt, who has not been as
well tine past few weeks, is taking electric
treatments winch it is hoped may prove
beneficial. Mrs. Heron Smith also is i'll.
Mrs. Butler of Winhal Station. who has
been in several accidents the past year
and suffered a broken wrist and 'spraned
ankle, was thrown from her wagon on
Oct. G. when her horse became fright
e1led. 1T was feared she had received a
serious injury.
The West River Dramatic club mem
beers and friends are planning an oyster
supper, with rolls salads and other good
things, to be served in the new dining
room of the town hall Saturday, the last
afternoon and evening Of the Chautauqua
course. The proceeds viii go toward the
expense of this splendid improvement.
The cause is worthy and 1T is hoped a
large crowd attending the entertainments
will find hot, ready-made supper just
right for the time.
The annual business meeting and roll
caH of the Baptist church was held
Wednesday evening. Oct D with an at
tendance of nearly 80 expressing a spirit
Of cooperation and hOpefulnesS for re-
newed activity in the coming year under
the leadership of their able pastor. Rev.
Edward Emo. Reports showing splendid
financial conditions were read by g. a.
10ombs for the church. Lyle Cone for the
Sunday school and Mrs j. AIcAIlisters for
the Ladies' Circle. After an antlem by
the choir responses were made In person
or by letter to the membership roll. The
election of these officers followed Clerk.
Mrs CIV. =Alttrieh $trtas..,, c. 4. cJomHs j:
-tftst ees, er a. 6'1uTr1fJs, j. e. NfclAT1fs trT
G. w. Aldrichs musical directors y2SIrs. III
Tyler, Mrs II, Davis, Miss Halle Thssas1-
son: organist,. Miss Thompseu Nsassistaat
-organist. AIisss Hazel Land14an. RfveG ID
-seph Brown, pastor. at Manchester CaA=
ire, gave an address,, which was TdeeplS
iHteF9stfng ftssrS a .sgGn4l5eF >
Tt takes forty mer- twelve, months to
break up a. warslif that has been sent
to the scrap pile. .a.~
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