The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-06
WESTMINSTER WEST.

A. NJ. Corser of Putncy took pictures
of the children in both schools last week
The pupils of the Westminster West
school are busy selling the Christmas
seals of the Vermont tuberculosis asso-
citation. They have 1 200 to SELL.
Mrs. J. N. Kline and a party of young
people motored here from keene, n. H.,
and We're guests Sunday, NoV. 20. of Mr..
and Mrs. \. F.. Ranney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and
daughter, Elsie of Jamaica and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Martin of Saxtons River
were guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Martin.
Wilberne Taylor celebrated his seventh
birthday anniversary at the Westminster
West school Wednesday, Nov. -. with
gifts and cards from the pupils and a
large birthday cake with candles, which
was cut ut the school lunch.
Mrs. Roland Chapman received a let
ter from her sister, Mrs. Harry Chapman
last week from Macon, Georgia. Since
then she has reached her destination.
Claremont, Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chapman and son, Howard, of Windham
will spend the winter in Claremont,
Florida.
Mrs. Bert Ormsby. who has had charge
of the Red Cross roll call in this part of
the town, has completed the canvass She
reports % families, many of them, who
live on borders of other towns, to which
they have given their support. The other
families have given literally 50 there is a
membership enrolment of 81, which is
the largest since the war. Many fam
lilies have the 100 per cent sign i'm their
homes.
The sewing class of girls at the West
minister West school are busy cutting and
making clothes for large doll which VIII
be given as Christmas gift from the
Ok Ill - J.
boys are making something, mostly noise
just now, but it is expected to find that
the noise viii develop later into book
case for the schoolroom. y small room
of from the school room is used by. the
boys as 4 work room, while the girls are
sewing.
Miss Erna Kuhn of Boston, Vermont
supervisor of Red Cross nurses, Miss
Ethel Peckham, New England director
Junior Red Cross, and Miss Clara Hoff
man and Miss Helen NJ. SanderSon,
Windham county Red Gross nurses.
visited the Westminster West school Fri
day, Nov. 24 Miss Peckham. who visited
only few schools in this locality spoke
very Interestingly TO the children about
countries. She exhibited work done by
children in Switzerland and in other for
eigu schools.
The funeral of George w. Bell was
held at his late home Wednesday after
noon. Nov. 90, at o'clock. Rev. Walter
Curtis officiating. Relatives from out OF
town were his daughters, Mrs. Hattie
Stoodley of Skowhegan. Maine and Mrs
| Emma Hakey of BartonsvilIe. grandchil-
dren, Mrs. Edna Harrington of Waverly,
Mass, Mr., and Mrs. Leon DeCamp,
George Sabin, Raymond, Ernest, and
Melvin Hakey of Bartonsville. and great
granddaughter. Gertrude DeCamp of Bar
louisville. Other friends from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Illings-
worth. X. Wheeler, veteran, Mr.. and
Mrs Erwin Wheeler. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Cenate. all of Bartonsyille. There
were many beautiful flowers from rela-
tiveS and Greenwood post, G. \. r.. and
from the American Legion of putney and
from his grandson, George Fuller of
Glens Falls. y. Y. The bearers were
members of the American Legion,
Charles Scoville and William Grimes Of
Putney and Hugh Houghton and William
Lund of Westminster West The burial
was beside his wife in the Westminster
West churchyard.