The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
Observed 18th Anniversary.

Nh ana MIS- H. IL NAbISt NtitbislA u |
the 18th anniversary OF their marriage
Saturday. Jan. 80. About 60 of their
friends spent the evening with them.
\ program. consisting of guessing CON
tests. vocal solo by Mrs. Grace Rhodes.
readings by Miss Jackson and com
munity singing of old favoritcs was rem
dered.
Cake. coffee and social time were en-
ioypd by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse were presented
over So a. Il token of regard from those
who wish them many more anniversaries.
There are now eight PRISONERS in the1
county Jail. which number includes one
female prisoner.
Little Elizabeth Hyde has been i'll and
Ms Hyde wife of the pastor. Rev. +.
| Il. Hyde. also is i'll.
Charles Rowe is very i'll at his faith
/ Cr'S home. where his brother Wltc is
| helping care for him.
The Ncwfanc teachers. Miss Jackson
| and Miss Lawrence. went to Brattle-|
! boro Monday to visit schools.
w Il. Park who has been i'll. is gain
| ing. but is not yet able to be out. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Randall. nurse, is caring for him.
\ new electric light is being placed in
! Theodore Hollands barber shop. Other
! new ConyenicnceS are soon to be added.
Mrs, Hazel Robinson. who has been
| seriously i'll and under the doctors care,
| is improving and is able to be about the
! house
Mrs. Guy Wyman. who had been in
| Brattlcboro. returned Wednesday. She
| is assistant in the New England tele-
! phone Office.
Marjorie Eames. who has been quar-
! antlned for humps the past week, is
making Il good recovery. She will return
soon to Leland and Gray seminary.
News has been received from Miss
| Nellie Pratt. who is spending the winter
! in Greenfield, that she is recovering from
Il recent accident and is able to be out
again.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid soci-
| ETY. was announced TO meet this week
| "Wednesday with Mrs. Grace Foster. a
| new member, whose home has been in
| NeWfane but a short time
The telephone truck laden with new
wire and other appliances has been in
NcWtane this week and workmen are
making repairs and improving the line
regardless of the intense cold.
Fay Wilson, who had been visiting
his aunt. Mrs. W. c. Ballou. returned
Il Saturday to his home i'm Bolton. plan
ming to stop Il short time i'm Burlington
to visit his aunt. Mrs. W. \. Lyman,
sister of Mrs. BaIlou.
Many are i'll during the extreme cold
Weather with hard colds. Herman L.
Eddy'S family, who were all i'll the first
IF the week. are better. Frank Rush
no is boarding at AIr Eddy'S. * NOW
confined to the house by the prevailing
illness.
Mrs. Mamie Plat Gushing came from
Iirattleboro last week To visit her aunt
Miss Fannie Newton. who is ILL., She
| Will remain but short time and then
| rcturn to her post at the Retreat and
will leave her aunt in the care Of Mrs
| Wilcox.
News received from Howard Burke
manager at the Windham County House
Is that he Is quite i'll in the Memorial
| hospital in BrattlebOro. where he wa,
taken last week. and that his sister. Mrs
J. G. Eddy of Sioux Falls. = H.. who
was summoned. reached Brattieburo Sun
day afternoon.
Robert q. Pratt grandson of Mr.. anu
. Mrs. W. II. GooduoW. who served in tht
World war. received Dec II his commits
sion a. second lieutenant of the Ma>sa
chu>ctt> National Guard. having quail
fed a> provided by law. He was author
! lzcd to assume duties ut once by order
! OF the command"r-in-chief Jesse +
Stevens. adjutant general.
Ice is now being harvested from West
! river. The Windham County Creamery
| association began to put in it's uSua
. supply Wednesday and those who put
IN their own supply are now busy filling
lCehouScS The extreme cold weather OF
the past few days has made ice of good
> thickness in the river. Those who took
advantage of using ice from Maher'
pond have already filled their icrhouSt.>
! Ter the coming season.