The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-29

! guest at the home of his daughter, Mrs
4. II. Chamberlin, last week
A, H. Chamberlin has been employed
! IN Bartonsville the past two weeks.
Mrs. Lettie button has returned from
| visit of several weeks at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Bessie Lindsey, il
Brattleboro.
Harry NJ. Sparks and family moved
their household goods Monday to Brattle-
boro. Neighbors regret to lose these
! friends from town.
Mr.. Mckay of North Adams. Mass.
came Wednesday to visit at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Harold Card Mr.
and Mrs. Card returned with him to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents.
A meeting of the w. G. T. IT. was baI.
Nov. p ut the home of Mrs. Mary Jen
kins. The December meeting will be
mothers meeting and will be held at thu
Baptist parsonage with the presiden'
Mrs. w. II. Nobbs. e
The Helping Hand girls of tho Worl
Wide Guild recently received the insign
pins of the organization. They are at,
tractive, acknowledged pins. of st
ling silver with tho letters. "W. W. G.
on blue enamel field.
The children Of the graded school have
kept doorbells busy throughout the com.
munlty the past week in their eagerneS
to sell their stock of Christmas seals.
IS bard heart that can turn the earnes
little salespeople away without buying a
few cents worth from each.
A visitor in town last week was A. ]
Hodgdon of Ossipee, N H.. who came
here to visit his wifes childhood home
and the village in which he said he die
his counting when young; also 10 overs
some work at the cemetery. Mr. Hodg
dons wife formerly was Miss Mary Hig
gins OF this village, whose home was
the house now owned by Mrs BERTHE
Whitaker. She is remembered here b-
many of the older residents, on several of
whom Mr.. Hodgdon called
An auction sale will be held at the
home of q. A. Lawson this week FRIDAY
when he viii dispose OF his livestock
wagons, farm machinery, etc. Mr.. Law
son recently sold his farm in Riyerd3le [
Ii. T.. Howard. The purchase again con
solidates nearly all the land formerly be
longing to the Fred Willard farm. Mr.
Lawson has sold the milk route whic
he started last spring, to Il. r. Knapp
who took possession today. The milk
route has proved successful, betwe
go and 40 quarts being delivered through
the summer.
At the meeting of West River Grange
Friday evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: NJ. II. H
Franklin; O.. Rev. w II. Nobbs; L.
Mrs. Mabel Smythe; S., Richard Davis
\. S, John Taylor: c.. Mrs. Mattio
Turner; treasurer. Mrs. b. B. PrentiFs
secretary. Mrs. b. r. Phillips; g. X.
Guy Fra klin Cereso Mrs. Il. II. Frank
lin; Pomona. Mrs ". H. Nobbs Flora
Mrs Paffs L. y s. Miss Marian Cum
mings; erganist Mrs. f. Z. Osgood. 4
1871 membership was voted
fer the Rel Cross. At the next meeting
Tuesday. Dec. -, the third and fourth de-
grees viii be conferred.
At 4 recent meeting OF the Hplpinp
Hand the following officers were elected
70 serve for the coming two years: Presi-
dent. Miss Ruth Ford social vice presi-
dent, Doris Tenpev: vice president. lit
eraturp Marian Cummings. On Nov. y
the society gave farewell recention to
one of its members. Ruth Sparks, who
v-as soon TO Move with her parents to
Rra ttIeboro. The affair was a SUNRISE to
Ruth Refreshments of rop-corn nnd
CANDY were served and n gift of 4 Wv
W c. pin, and other gifts were pre-
scented SIR win be missed greatly
among her young friends.