The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13

Dover are in town TO work for few
days for Guy Nido and June Chase.
Among recent business visitors in
Brattleboro, were MIR. and Mrs. George
Carpenter, Mrs. Francis Sage and daugh
ter. Edith.
Edgar f. Copeland of Colerain, Mass.
was guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank S.
Bellows, recently and called on old
acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs Roy c. Ware and son,
Richard, Willis Boyd and Miss Margaret
Dolmand motored to Brattleboro and
South Vernon Sunday.
Dorr Fox of Portland, Me-, has been
visiting his father. Herbert Fox. at his
home on East Main street and calling
on old acquaintance.
DR.. Paul Butterfeld, who recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. T..
| Butterfield, left for his home in New
York Monday morning.
Lucius Ayerill sustained a slight
| shock at his home in John Atwood Is
| Bachelors lodge Monday. He is able to
| be about the house part of the time.
| Mrs. Clark Chandler of East Main
street fell down stairs recently, receiv-
| ing several bruises and an abrasion on
her head. which was closed by several
stitches.
| Reuben Snow, who lives in the Cold
| Brook district. has traded his farm to
| Mandus Fl. Lyman of West Dover for
/ his farm, the exchange to be effected
| this week and next.
/ Miss Kathryn Crawford of Chicago
arrived in town Tuesday night TO attend
| che burial of the body of her aunt, Miss
/ Mary Gorham. She left Tuesday after
| noon to return home.
! Mrs. June Chase went to Greenfield
Mass, Sunday making the trip by auto
| mobile with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey
| # that place, who had been visiting at
! DoTr Fitch 'shin West Dover! .t"5 -.
| Superintendent of Schools Frank i.
! Sawyer was in Readsboro Monday and
taught the high school in the absence of
| the teacher, who was called to her home
to attend the funeral of her uncle.
Mr.. Macdonald. a steam shovel oper-
| ator on the Nottingham dam job, with
4 his wife and two children from Warren,
| Mass, have moved into the tenement in
| +. T.. Ray S house recently vacated by
A. w. Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Snow of Brat
| tleboro were weekend guests of Mrs.
| Snow S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| 4. Hail. Mrs. Hall, who has been Ill
/ several weeks, is more comfortable al
| though confined to her bed.
The Molly Stark club met at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Corkins Wednesday
afternoon. The next meeting will be
! held May % with Mrs. l.. Il. Andrews
and dinner will be served to the husbands
/ Of the members.
There was no preaching service at the
| Baptist church Sunday. Sunday school
/ was held at the usual hour and the
| Christian Endeavor service at 6.4J p. m.
i Next Sunday there Will be union services
/ in Memorial hall in observance of
/ Mothers day Rev. n A. Wood will
4 preach the sermon. 1t is expected that
! the patriotic orders of the town will at
tend in body. Sunday school as usual.
Mrs. Gertrude Russell was called to
/ Bennington. Saturday by the death of
| her last surviving sister, Mrs. Leona
! Wilson. She took with her her two
grandsons. Russell and William Mac
! Donald Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford
| won't with an automobile to carry them.
Daniel O'DonnelI went for them with
his automobile so they returned home
Monday night.
There was quiet home wedding at
| Mrs Gertrude Kingsley'S home on Maple
| street Wednesday afternoon, the couple
being Mrs. Gertrude f. Kingsley, for
many years a resident of this place, and
! Percy Kingsley of North Adams, Mass,
| a brother of the brides first husband,
who was killed many years ago in a
railroad accident. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of the imme-
date family by Rev. Flint NJ. Bissell,
pastor of the Universalist church.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
| church held its annual election of officers
at the church vestry recently and these
officers were chosen: President, Mrs
Percy Haskins; vice presidents, Mrs.
Leslie Adams and Mrs Leslie Duvall
secretary and treasurer, Mrs Henry
| Allen; work committee, Mrs. Henry
Adams, Mrs. Henry Wheeler and Mrs.
Tn1,a IA 4
| in addition to the amount already apprO-
priated to apply on the expense of the
church porch