The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-15
HINSDALE, n. III.
Mrs. +. w. Tilden has been i'll.
Mrs. Orren G. Robertson is i'll.

Mrs. +. w. Tilden has been i'll.
| Mrs. Orren c. Robertson is i'll.
Mrs. Fred ]. Weber, who has been i'll,
| is better.
Miss Della Stewart and Miss Ida STRAIT
| ton are i'll.
Jason NJ. Wright was in Boston Satur
day and Sunday.
w. F. Robertson was in Boston and
/ Portland, Me, last week.
| Miss Eva c. Robertson has bought
new 1927 Buick-siX coupe.
| Mrs Lorenzo Cess. who has been Sc
riously i'll, is improving slowly.
| Mrs Henry Higginson and Mrs. Clar-
ence O'Neil have been i'll a few days.
/ Mrs. \. Judess is visiting relatives and
| friends in south Chelmsford, Mass.
Mrs. +. II. Fuller has returned home
after spending a few days in Boston.
Miss Hilda Sawyer of Springfield. Mass,
visited at her home here over Sunday.
| Four candidates were initiated at the
meeting of Naomi chapter, o. L. S, Mon
/ day evening.
| Mrs. \. ]. Tewksbury of Littleton is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rufus NJ.
| Langworthy.
Miss Gertrude Sheridan of North Adj
ans, Mass, was a recent guest of Mrs.
! w f. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest May of Gardner,
Mass. were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. w. Taylor. /
| The selectmen will be in session Friday
and Saturday from 9 a. IN. to p. N. to
receive inventory returns.
! Mrs. c. Z. Savage underwent a sue
cessful operation in the DeacOneSs hos
| pital in Boston last week.
! The W. c. r L. will meet April 10 with |
! Mrs. Frank Fuller. Miss Priscilla Colby
viii have charge of the program.
Prof. II. II. Rice was i'll the first of the
week and Supt. of Schools George O.
| Smith of Winchester substituted for him.
Mrs. w. L. Watson win entertain the
missionary society in her home Friday
afternoon at , o'clock. The roll call Will
be on Home Missions.
Camelo Lapulo was taken to Keene
Saturday on complaint of his wife for as
sault, but was discharged as his wife did
not appear against him.
| W. +. Robertson, George L. Robertson
and Frederick s. Leonard attended a con-
ventiOn of paper manufacturers in New
\ York city the first of the week.
| Miss Elizabeth NJ. Hall, who had been
J in the MelrOse hospital in West Brattle-
1 borO a week receiving treatment for her
/ hand, returned to her home here Saturday. |
Bert Seaver was arrested Saturday
morning and taken to keene and pleaded
guilty to furnishing liquor and paid SD
/ and costs of S1735 with 30 days sus-
! pended sentence.
| Carlo BuccSSi was arrested Friday and
J taken to Keenc with Viii Lapula and
pleaded not guilty to a statutory charge,
but on Saturday he changed his plea to
guilty and paid fine of 500.
( Miss Ellen Brown visited in Amherst,
Mass, recently and her sister returned
here with her for a few days visit. Dur
ing her absence Miss Mabel Pike Substi-
tuted in the public library.
Beginning April Z train No. ~, leaving
East Mortified at 1.33 p. m. and arriving
at Fort Hill at 203 will continue on this
schedule until further notice every Thurs |
day for the accommodation of those wish
ing to go to Brattleboro. Train No. a, |
/ leaving Bratteboro at 413 also will stop
at Fort Hill Thursdays to leave passen-
gers.
! \ very successful and enjoyable occa-
sion was the annual Big Brother banquet
| in the Congregational church Friday eve
ming under the auspices of the mems club
of the church An excellent banquet was
served at O'Clock and was followed by |
an address. The Price of Our Civilization, !
| by Rev. Donald Fraser of Wells River, |
! Vt. and remarks by &. 4. Rist. president |
of the Winchester Mems club, Rev. s. G. |
| Wood of Winchester and Frank Walker, |
president of the local club. The program
closed with piano solo by Emmons Bell. |