The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-07

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the morning services at Union church
Sunday, Sept. 10. Changers viii sit in
body. Automobile transportation will
be provided any person not having
way to attend this service by notifying
any Granger Special music will be
occasion by the pastor, Rev. +. J..
Jones. Everyone is invited to be pres
emit.
Miss Marion Richardson was a guest
Sunday at the Wright farm.
Z. L. Eldridge of Glens Falls spent
the week END with his family.
Francis Woodland of Mortified was
Sunday visitor at b. H. Newton's.
Miss Hattie johnson entered the Brat
tleboro Business Institute Tuesday.
Miss Roby Wright is spending several
days with Mrs. Blanchard in South Ac-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Fairman and
family are visiting Mrs. Eldridge in Al
bany.
The Ladies' Circle will hold regular
business meeting and supper Wednes
day, Sept. l3.
Walton Hubbard is spending some
time with his father and brother at the
Hubbard farm.
Rev. i. L. Jones and family left by
gone several days.
Miss Ionia johnson is having a vaca-
ton of two weeks from her work at the
Holstein- Friesian offices.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baker and son
of Nottingham visited over Labor day
at Mrs. Hattie Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Hale and child
of Springfield were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Parker accom-
panied Dr. and Mrs. Gilman to Leomin-
ster Friday to open offices.
Communion was observed at the
1 Union church Sunday and eight persons
united by letter with the church
George Stoddard and Mrs. Mary Rob
erts of Brattleboro were guests several
| days of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayette.
Miss Esther Tenny of Mortified
/ Farms was the guest several days of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G..
/ Tenny.
Mrs. Julia Newton of Akron, Ohio.
who Is visiting friends in town, left
Monday for Brattleboro to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. George Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Harmon returned
Saturday after spending 10 days with
relatives in Buxton, Me. Miss Edith
Brooks accompanied them.
Kenneth Neville and two friends
George and William Bowden of lowell
came Sunday to the home of his, aunt
Mrs. Hartman Brown, returning Monday
evening.
Vernon Christian Endeavor will hold
the annual business meeting with elect
ton of officers Saturday evening, Sept
0. A social viii follow the business
meeting.
Sunday services at Union church.
Morning service l0.45. Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. +. Z. Jones. Sunday school
II r. Christian Endeavor at 7. Eve
ming service at $50.
Town schools opened Tuesday with
the following teachers: North school,
Miss Doris Ross of East Clarendon;
center school, Miss Claudia Twiss of
Wolcott; district No. Z. Miss Margaret
Nixon of Brattleboro; South school, Mrs.
Ella Amsden.
Mrs. A. j. Brown, jr., and son, Alex
ander, left Saturday for their home in
1aleville, Conn, after spending the sum
meT at their summer home with Mr..
Brown. Miss Elsie Brown and friend.
Miss Jennie Wooding. returned last week
after spending two weeks with the for
mer's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norton, sr., and
DR. and Mrs. Richard Norton, ir, and
daughter of Newton. former residents
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spent in visiting points of interest and
calling on old friends. Mr.. Norton's
father owned and built many of the
buildings on the farm now owned by A.
L. Miller.
The people of Vernon enioyed rare
treat last week when L. w. Hawley and
members of the orchestra from the Bap-
fist church of Brattleboro assisted in the
entertainment given at Grange hall
xas ,ox-arff,,u Al, ayralIavtN SIM
per, consisting of cold meats, salads. cot
fee. rolls. whipped cream cake and pies.
was served from to o'clock, which
was well patronized by townpeople and
from surrounding towns many coming
from Brattleboro. About $40 was
cleared. to be used in the purchase of
hvmnals. The committee in charge is
grateful to everybody whose hearty co
operation helped to make the evening SO
successful.